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2617 GEORGIA AVE. the TerrilI Apt. 1O7
-Colored: large room; steam heat: electric
Dghts: use OF Kitchen: reasonable price,
acknowledgements rooms conveniently
located; good heat and hot water Pot
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a4a EUCLID ST, NW.--Nice rooms near
bath we'll heated nicely furnished Adams
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
1902 CONNECTICUT AVE near Dupont Cir
cle--I.afge. bright. st,foor room running
tory: electricity. phone. maid service, s4,
month.
1919 4th ST. NW-Colored: 2 front rooms
FURNISHED or unf,irnished Ink. SI2 and
SIS.
1924 YOU ST.-Two large rooms we'll heat
ed. near bath. $40 each; garage In rear.
able: plenty hot water: heated Cali eve
ninEs after s. any time SUNDAY. 13'
PETwoRTH-Near park-One and two
board II desired. Columbia 3532.w,
I1I7 EAST CAPITOL sT.~-o large rooms
on 3rd floor. furnished or unfurnished;: can
1900 MONTICELLO AVE NE rooms for
Ink: electricity. continuous hot water. Ia
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1909 18th ST.--LarFe room. Ink. 3rd foor:
telephone; lanltor service settled woman pre-
ferrsd. 400 la
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58o0 GARFIELD ST. N.w.-For rent fur
niehed room near bath. with porch attached;
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22O1 18th ct. NV.
Well arranged apartment ut large living
room . bedrooms. dining room: kitchen and
hath: southern exposure Splendid condi-
ton and excellent residential section; con-
venient To downtown. ears. stores. etc. Very
rna<unalle rent of S72.50 Apply janitor.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.
RENTS REDUCED-INQUIRE ABOUT OUR
inducements: . large. beautiful rooms. re-
somey fur. $S5. 1918 18th st.; apply res.
1903 COLUMBIA RD,-LARGE LIVING
ROOM kitchen, dining alcove. bath, Murphy
he'd: SAB 500. Col. 10021.
3O6 KEW GARDENS t2700 ouE)-SUBLET
at reduction: = rooms, kitchenette bath.
Get Mrs. French's key at desk: 49,
COS 18th ST. NV OR 3 ROOM APIS,
with bath, electricity. gas, h-wh-: no obiec-
ton to Children.
zsss 20 sTr. NJ ROOMS; bath
alba to, cfmanent tenant.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 400 r st. NV
hot water: unlimited phone: gentlemen: $50
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LARGE front room well Furnished. best
men or two iadiee. Address Box 1oe-E. star
hfnnA
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Mt. PLEAsANT--In apt. single. southern
exposure: near car and bus; Sl6.p Col.
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Large. adjoining bath
lols not water. pray ate
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ma I ST Ew-Two small attractive.
single rooms each for lady S1S. Sl2. hot
water heat telephcnn cuiet household: re-
S1n1 hon,eiito conditions
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1924 L ST. Nw-Lovely large rooms sinfle
or double next bath. second moor: > VIII
dows: southern exposure: electricity: reason
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1884 ST NW-DesirabIe. single. double
rooms: ami. second foor front room. kitch-
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COLORED 654 MORTON ST. NV
Apartment of 3 rooms. bath and screened
porch: ami. Apply ianitor
l ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH: ALSO GA
rage near 9th and Spring rd.
Adams 5000
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coca KAL0RAMA RD---Nieely furnished
room. near bath continuous hot water rsa'
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Call Fr. 1924. 15'
THE LOUISA. o16 " Y AVE NV
Quiet clean modern Arm front apt: cen
trail location: abundance heat and hot water;
adults: S42 so Apply NASH. l32 1t.
rooms ktrhenette dining alcove or dressiny
room. tile bath private entrance; garage
Nail Liable attracIlNe S2h $40.
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133s TAYLOR NV Attractive. sunshiny
room cou1forfsbly furnished. next bath; mod
ern conveniences private family. ADAMS
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THE ALABAMA. 18th and n NV Ant. sos
furnished; adjoining bath: small family: rel
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- @-----------.as-.-.
336 18th NV. Ant; :.
W n. continuous ho'
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1870 r. / AVE. NV. APT. 35-3 ROOMS.
Kitchen bath porch. Potomac 56"l. or
III ain rom Key al Ant. Al. ~
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3432 CONN. AVE. 49,.
3 rooms, bath and reception
hall, newly and attractively fur
nished. See janitor.
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1907 EYE ST, Researchmep Club-sinele
heAtE lisht and care. Main hA0. 49,
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Is43 CALVERT-Front room, double or sim
riA beds continuous hot water for bath:
rentlemen preferred. 49,
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1914 p ST. Nw-Large. beautifully fur
niehed front room second floor: twin beds;
next bath with shower; Quiet home; for
en1ntoyed people =
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
e14 FARRAGTT ST, NV. Petworlh-Two
beautiful rooms. leading TO porch: new
holise: use of Kitchen or will serve dinners
Cali after 9 nm, Or phone Col. 37ooo.w
any time Sunday. --.---.-.-- - -
2el2 4th ST. .N.E.---Entire second floor, 8
rooms semi private bath; detached house:
gas. light and heat furnished. Convenient
Rhode. .fsland ave. cars ard bus. garage II
desired --. ---s. :.
PETwoRTH - Large, bright front room.
bath. Kitchen and porch; all home privileges
and conveniences: adults: $50 Adams
COZ ORED-Far rent, two single rooms and
ami 10 one or two young ladies or married
cnunle located on Wee st. between ] st and
end sts. Phone " 4265.J after pm
1908 PENN. AVE. s.E.-First floor: two
Electricity h.w.h.. Sa7.5o: reduction for
help with furnace
i4bo FA1RMoNT- N.w.--Two roon,s
kitchen and bath: ALI modern improvements:
newly deecc9rssted: light. heat and sas fyr-
W0oDRIDGE--eT attractive rooms In X.
Win Phone ssss ar.s S.sssd5 sas ss2
1901 KANsAs ra AyEEa .l oo aSet isr
adulte, Col 1851.
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se7 LoNGFELLOw ST. N.w.-oNE ROOM.
elcctricity and heat included rent $50.
1910 GA. AvE-FIvE-ROOM APARTMENT
with bath $50 a month. SHAPlRO-kATZ
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5I3 n ST. NE-3 ROOMS AND BATH
S37 so includes heat. gas and electric lights.
HOWENSTE1N BROS. lincoln S97
|APARTMENT-TwO ROOMS AND HITCH.
enette: ami. 752 Princeton pl NV. 15'
rooms and bath and porch: ami
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LARGE. BRIGHT FRONT ROOM; suitable
ette, bath: INV h.. cleo. reasonable. Col.
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500 !. End ST SEE ROOMS AND BATH;
modern: newly papered: near CAPITOL and
library x4f5n Adams 671s.
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THE gUcKINeHAM., e2o 18Th N.Y.
l.: email. SIS. Trsnsients 81. Phone
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THE BARCLAY.
2Ist AND EYE SITS. NV
Sunny, corner. apartment: " rooms. en-.
trance hall kitchen and bath. just the
thing for two women or two; men.
THE BRISTOL. 1888 ST. NW.-FfNE
municatint with tiled bath large, reception
hall dining. alcove, kitchen; rent reduced
WIN. K. HARTUNG 4 CO., HOS 10Th d. n.w.
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DUPONT CIRCLE SEcTIoN-kttractixe;
beds: private family: reasonable. North
KoS1 S,1ndav nn1y
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iO3I PARK RD-Attractive first floor 'front.'.
southern exposure; twin beds: INV n cleo
Yricity. 40 10 month
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IL. N.w.--Large, bright
he'd: for gentleman rsa-
4
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100 18th ST. N.W.--Large handsomely fur
mshed front room. modern: radio. Victrola:
for couDle. 81 weekly .
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1462 BELMONT ST. w-ATTRACTIyE
Broom apartment. private bath gas and
electricity. furnished screened porch: reason
able Col 52H
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2I5 9th ST. NE-Two nicely furnished
rooms, ami. l.hks;, $500 garage, 5000;
6~,ff al
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14i0 18th 81. Nw-Nice room for two
riris: eiri wants roommate: narlcr., piano.
ssss.riehtSg ,s Shoe nk month a1a Noptk
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1889 I ST: NV. apt. 4. End fioor-Large
attractive front room for gentlemen: excel
lent location: unlimited phone. las
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100 G ST. SE.--Two large nicely furnished
Tor .hk.: near Capitol and all car lines;
chlidrnn -
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RENT eo0MS--FURNISHED

OPPOSITE sMTTHSoNIAN on ct: sw
Large front room with run1ine wafer IN
nIenty hot.water modern bath. unlmitea
telephone reasonable Franklin SOS. ID
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1903 o2nd ST. NEWCOMER APART
ment. 2 rooms and kitchenette. hot-water
heat gas. electricity included; S32.5 adult
= ROOMS AND GLASS-INCLOSED PORCH:
all modern conyeniences: new home: $50
month. 4S45 Ill. ave. NV. Adams 1888.
APT 208 $500 ST NV ROOMS
kitchen and bath. 2nd floor front. TO sHblet
all large outside rooms north and south
exposures. S41.50 Evenings after 5 30;
all day SUNDAY. Ia
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53O7 18th Nw.-Room for. gentleman or
Couple: twin or double beds: also single
room for gentleman. Cali after 4:3o pm.
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no PARK ROAD Nv CONVENIENT
location: q rooms and bath rooms ana
bath: ami including heat: $50 anu $50.
/ ROOM. BATH. NEW FIREPROOF. BUILD
ing: elevator rent. S35 800: available Feb.
TX Ant 6IO T3R s2ud NV.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-17
NAME
DESCRIPTION


Abel, Matte c., Third Addition to li Centre
Adams, j. d., First Addition TO Ell Centre
Adams, j. b. First Addition to FL Centru
Adams, j. D., First Addition to FL Centric
Adams, Phenas, Second Addition to FL Centr,
Afflerbaugh, .. W., Stone 5 Pacific Addition
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
Roy SCOUTS

The Boy Scout Troop now has
about twenty five members prac-
tically all of whom have passe !
the tenderfoot tests, and some
still higher. They pronounce Jack
Lee the best scoutmaster they
Rave ever known. Meetings are
held every Friday evening Last
night they went on a overnight
hike. and tonight will hold .
Court of Honor at the Civic
Auditorium. Mr.. Showers, scout
executive of Catalina District, vii
be present at the Court OF Honor
and everybody is invited.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
ARIZONA HUT WEEK

The local post Of the American
Legion went on record at Their
last meeting this week to CO.
operate with the Tucson post IN
helping disabled veterans sell their
handmade products durings Ariz-
ona. Hut Week in the near fu-
ture. The disabled veterans make
many beautiful and useful art
icles such as hand carved leather
bags, pockeubooks. weaved bask-
cts, cactus canes. etc. Start your
Christmas shopping early and buy
some of the goods made by your
disabled world war heroes.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
CAMP WINS

After having lost the last two
Sundays, Camp Little turned the
tables and defeated Nogales 5 to
Ia in a closely contested game at
the high school grounds Sunday
afternoon.
After the fourth inning the
two teams see-sawed back and
forth, one being ahead few min
utes. then the other the next.
Lunt started on the mound Tor
Camp Little and pitched good ball
until Nogales got three hits OF
him in ths sixth inning. Cooper
was then put in and pitched ar
tight ball. W.;
Calciotte twirled for Nogales
the nine innings and put up fine
exhibition.
Score By Innings
R H E
INogales OO1 2o1 900 4 Z l
| Camp Little O03 OO1 1Ox 5 10 3
Batteries: Nogales, Calclotte
and Fain. Camp Little, LunV'
Cooper and Harrison.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
LEGION HELPS SCOUTS

The American Legion Is DONG
it's part toward putting the new
Bow Scout troop on its feet. Tks
Legion loaned the troop about
$50 to make the initial payment
on their uniforms and equipment.
They also donated $25 to get
things started. The Boy SEQ ~
movement is the best thing on
earth for the young lads around
Nogales hut they need a lot OF
hell. to get good start.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
MISS WALKER REGENT
STATE DRAMA LEAGUE

Miss Gladys Walker has been
appointed regent of the State
Drama League upon recommen-
cation of the head of the league
at the University of Arizona to
represent Santa Cruz County
This is quite an honor for the No
gales girl. Miss Walker is now
attending summer school at Berke-
lev. California.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
NAMED DIRECTORS OF
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Fred E. Edwards. collector of
customs: Thomas Pitts, manager
If the Southern Arizona Power
Company: and w. N. Puckett Of
the Roy & Titcomb, Inc, lumber
ward offices. have been named
members Of the board Of directors
of the Chambe,. of, Commerce u
succeed T. M. Ford, Jr.. c. G..
Cheshire and the late Manuel Es-
calada.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Norman il. Holton has made
application to the state Corpora
ton Commission for permit to
operate an automobile freight
line between Nogales and Fair
banks.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

Church school, 10 o'clock. Mrs.
!. B. Bristol. superintendent.
Morning worship, IL o'clock.
Following the Introductory
worship period, Prof. M. P. Or
loft, violinist; Prof. Leon E.
Neff, pianist; and Miss Rallna
Sander, vocalist; will render a
musical program in place Of the
regular address period.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all lovers of good music to en-
joy this musical with us.
o. A. Smith. D. D. Pastor.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Rifles, uniforms, and other
equipment for Company A. the
new Nogales National Guard
Company, will arrive this week.
it was stated Monday by Captain
E. J. Reeves.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
GARAGE To MOVE

B. TAYLOR Wilkey is moving on
the 31st 20 his new repair shop
and battery charging station next
door south Of the Standard Oil
service Station on Grand avenue
in the quarters formerly occupied
by the Pontiac-O Oakland Agency
The Wilkey garage is now located
couple doors north of the Bow
nan Hotel.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Miss Tiny Legarra, society
editor of the Nogales Information
al, has returned from visit with
her brother, Roland Legarra, at
Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Col. Charles w. Harris Of Phoe-
nix, acknowledgement Of the Ariz-
ona National Guard, was a visit
or il Nogales Sunday.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

R. C. Bean has resigned as as
sistant city clerk and police judge
and left Friday night for FL Paso
where he will engage in business.
He was formerly manager of the
Nogales office of the Information
al Commission Company.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Howard Tovrea, student at the
University of Arizona, son of J.
C. Tovrea Of the Arizona Packing
Company. has taken position
during the summer months with
the Standard Oil Company.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
!11,ocaa8!ewss
SIX INCHES OF RAIN

Six inches of rain fell in the
Camille district last week. All
washes are now running with
clear, blue wAScE.
Mrs. P. R. Young and daugh-
ter and Mrs. H. A. Hubbard, all
of Tucson, who are spending the
summer at Camille, will be visit
ors in Nogales Friday.
Mrs. Manuel Barbachano and
Mrs. Rueben Barbachano, wives OF
the proprietors of the Foreign
Club, arrived from San Diego by
automobile Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Lewis Bristol of the postoffice
expects to leave soon on a motor
trip TO the Pacific coast. He will
visit Los Angeles, San Diego. and
other interesting points along the
route.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
AGED MAN KILLED

Funeral services, under the di-
rection of the Carroon Mortuary,
were held Friday for Manuel Ron
quillo, aged resident, who was kill
ed when his team of horses ran
away in front of the Bayze ranch
on the Tucson road. He was the
father of Miguel Ronquillo, well
known Nogales, Sonora, druggist.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
Nogales, Arizona, Friday July 15, 1927

The condition of Mrs. Fred c.
Edwards, wife of the collector of
customs, who underwent an opera
ton at st. Hospitals last week
continues to show Improvement.
Valuable silverware was stolen
a few days ago in a robbery OF
the Alfred Taylor home in the
north part of town.
J. f. Gross and business
partner from Tucson have pur-
chased Don Franklin's White
Front Bar in Nogales, Sonora.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Luiz Gomez has returned from
short visit at Guaymas.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

James White and Charles Sand
ers, who have been working in
the government forestry service
around Mount Badly the past
three months, are in town. Due
to heavy rains in the mountains
lately the forestry service is let
ting some of the men go as the
danger from fire is greatly re
duced.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

L. J. Mansfield of Douglas, con-
nected with the Customs Service,
was a visitor here Saturday.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Alfred Hudgin has entered up
on his new duties with the Shelby
Service Station.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

State Treasurer Arturo Culbi-
las of Sonora, visitor here this
week from Hermosillo, reports
the Placeritas mine. in which ne
is interested, is making e better
showing every day. Mrs. Cubl-
llas and children are spending the
summer in Nogales.
Tommy Hall, son Of Mrs. Duane
Bird, accompanied by school
friend, Charles Campbell of the
University of Arizona, left a few
days ago by automobile for Kan
sas City and Ann Arbor. Mich,
and from Ann Arbor went via
train to New York where they are
visiting relatives Of Mrs. Bird. In
Kansas City they were guests OF
Tommy's father.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

John George, Cajeme, Sonora,
rice ging, is visitor in the city
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Frank F. Flores returned We'd
nesday from five weeks automo-
bile tour to Los Angeles and was
accompanied home by his three
children who have attending
school in the coast city the past
year.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Complimentary to the young
people of the city the Womans
Club gave dance Saturday night
at the Firemens Club. The ladies'
in charge were Mrs. John Jund,
Mrs. M. P. Duffy, and Mrs.
George Gushing.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15
srI1Nc by SCORPION

Ralph Rawsthorne of Wayslde
Drive was stung by Scorpion early
Saturday morning as he arose
from bed. AS he stepped onto
the floor the scorpion stung him
on the right foot. There seems
to be more scorpions this summer
than ever before. In one home
alone % have been killed the past
four weeks.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

It is reported that Victor j.
Wager, former well known coun-
ty assessor, who recently pur-
chased ]. C. Barnes Insurance
Agency, will be a candidate for
school trustee this fall.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Weaver
snd children, Bill, Mary and Bet
ty. will leave Friday for an out
ing in the White Mountains.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

immigration Inspector Parrish
stationed at Calexico, was visit
or in Nogales Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Mrs, William Glasson and
daughter, Carmen Velasquez, have
returned from a delightful vaca-
ton trip to Ell Paso and New Mex
leo.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Charles B. Ward of Phoenix,
enc of the most prominent Demo-
Gratis in the state. was visitor
here Thursday. He has extern
sive mining and ranch interests
in Mexico.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Ena Loera left Thursday for q
short visit to Douglas.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Frank Lynch of the Nogales
National Bank returned Friday
night from several weeks trip
through the East. He was met at
Tucson by Mrs. Lynch.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

R. "A. Rodgers will leave Fri
day for his ranch at Camille to
spend few days vacation with
his wife.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Geronimo Noriega returned
from trip to Hermosillo. He
came back Tuesday. having been
visiting in Hermosillo for about
week.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

R. Holcomb returned Wednes
day from a trip to the Soto ranch
where he looked over some stock
preparatory to having it sent to
Nogales.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Bryan Akers, publisher of the
Arizona Gazette, and Joe Haldi-
man, insurance man, were visitors
here Friday night from Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1927-07-15

Antonia Noriega expects to
leave Monday for a weeks stay
in Tucson.
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away in front of the Bayze ranch
on the Tucson road. He was the
father of Miguel Ronquillo, well
known Nogales, Sonora, druggist.
R. C. Bean has resigned as as
sistant city clerk and police judge
and left Friday night for Ell Paso
where he will engage In business.
He was formerly manager Of the
Nogales office of the Information
al Commission Company.
Complimentary to the young
people of the city the Womans
Club gave dance Saturday night
at the Firemens Club. The ladies
in charge were Mrs. John Jund,
Mrs. M. P. Duffy, and Mrs.
George Gushing.
Frank F. Flores returned We'd
nesday from five weeks automo-
bile tour to Los Angeles and was
accompanied home by his three
, children who have attending
school in the coast city the past
year.
Charles B. Ward of Phoenix,
enc of the most prominent Demo-
Gratis in the state, was a visitor
here Thursday. He has exten-
sive mining and ranch interests
in Mexico.
R. "A. Rodgers will leave Fri
day for his ranch at Camille to
spend few days vacation with
his wife.
Antonia Noriega expects to
leave Monday for a weeks stay
in Tucson.
R. Holcomb returned Wednes
day from trip to the Soto ranch
where he looked over some stocE
preparatory to having it sent te
/ Nogales.
Geronimo Noriega returned
from trip to Hermosillo. Ht
came back Tuesday. having beer
visiting in Hermosillo for abou
week.
Ena Loera left Thursday for
; short visit to Douglas.
. Immigration Inspector Parrish
stationed at Calexico, was a visit
or in Nogales Tuesday.
Lewis Bristol Of the postoffic'
expects to leave soon on motto
trip TO the Pacific coast. He will
visit Los Angeles, San Diego. AM
other interesting points along tn
: route.
L. J. Mansfield of Douglas, con
nected with the Customs Service
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-04-21
CLUB CALENDAR
Thursday, April 21.

Rizwan Club, business meeting,
club rooms, $40 Rookery Building,
7:45 p. m.
Friday, April %.
Shakespearlan Study Club. Birth.
day Anniversary tea, 2:30 p. m. Mrs.
ID. A. Hewitt, hostess, W2136 River
side avenue.
Questers' Luncheon, p. m. Mrs.
w. c. Halves, hostess.
Saturday, April %.
Research Club, Birthday Anniver.
sary luncheon, Culbertson's, p. m.
Monday, April rs.
Good Government League Crescent
Auditorium, luncheon l p. m. Educa.
tional Department, Mrs j. w. Forrest.
chairman.
Chapter NJ, p. E. O., s p. M. Miss
Laura Gottschalk and Miss Bess Toy.
ton, hostesses.
Tuesday, April rs.
Cultus Club Luncheon. ! D. m. Miss.
es Eta and Kate Reed, hostesses.
Amethyst Club Luncheon, l D. m.
Mrs. Harry Davenport, hostess. Elec.
ton of officers.
Mantle Study Club luncheon, D. m.
Mrs. c. d. Penfield, hostess.
Wednesday, April 81.
Sacajawea Club, Mrs. U. G. Hoover,
hostess.
Wednesday Club Luncheon. 1 u. m.
Mrs. H. T. Armentrout, Mrs. David
Bemiss, hostesses.