The border vidette., 1927-11-05

Plggly WlRgly store on the lot
adjoining the present site of the
store on Grand avenue, to cost
approximately $685. The
building will be erected by E.
K. Cumming, realtor, and will be
rushed to completion and ready
for occupancy before January l..
When completed the Nogales
Piggly Wiggly store will be one
of the finest in the state.
Every taxpayer in Nogales
who has the future welfare of
this city at heart, should go to the
polls next Tuesday, Nov. 8sh and
vote Yes on the bond issue.
which means street paving for
the best city on the international
border. The passage of the
bonding proposition should car
ry by unanimous vote, for it
means greater and better No
gales. 1t you like your, home
town" and want to see it grow,
go to the polls next Tuesday and
vote for paved streets.
Pete Etchells, engineer and
mine contractor, from Patagonia,
where he has made his home for
many years, was county seat
visitor yesterday. Pete is a na.
tive of Tucson, son of Hon. .Chas.
T. Etchells, who on March 20th,
1880. when the Southern Pacific
railroad reached the old pueblo,
was one of the city councilmen
present. when the silver spike
was driven. Pete is one of the
states best citizens, whom all
native sons Of Arizona are proud
of. He is efficient, honest and
dependable.
Lown & Woods. local contract.
ors, who have the contract for
building the new Nogales tour.
ist hotel on the heights north
east of the city. are working like
Trojans to complete the nam
moth structure within the time
designated in the articles of
agreement 100 working days.
Frank Lown and Tom Woods are
pastmasters in the business of
contracting and building. They
are employing an army of ex-
perienced workmen and laborers
night and day. Dollars to holes
in doughnuts, they'll do the
trick.
The dance and entertainment
given last night by the Nogales
Elks Lodge, at the Aztec Club.
Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, for
the BEST People On Earth, !"
their families, and friends, was
one of the most enjoyable social
affairs of the year, and will long
be pleasantly remembered by
hundreds of fun-loving Bills. +"
their families, and friends who
thronged the beautiful Aztec
Club last night. Special credit
for the success of the Eiks' big
party" is due Lew Levin,
chairman of the arrangement
committee.
Herb Fl. McCutchin, expert
enced road contractor and build
er, was a business visitor in the
city yesterday from his home in
Patagonia. Herb will be one of
a number Of bidders on the road
at the new Nogales tourist ho.
tel now being built by local Con,
tractors Lown & Woods. who
are making ever intelligent hu
man effort to complete their con.
tract as specifications call for.
Should Herb be the successful
bidder for building the roads, the
people financing the big, modern
tourist hotel, will surely get a
good run for their money. -
The following prominent Ma.
sons from out of the city. were
guests of the Nogales Hirams
club at the weekly luncheon held
| Wednesday noon at the Masonic
temple: A. L. Miller. Hiram
Master builder of Phoenix: j udge
.. J. Baughn. Past Master bull.
der of Phoenix; Harry A. Drach
man, master of ceremony, of
Tucson; F. F.; Dwarack, Grand
Master of the Pacifco lodge of
Mexico; Alonzo Castaneda, grand
secretary of the Pacifico lodge;
w. A. Summers of st. Louis and
J. S. Dale of Minneapolis. Next
| week Col. A. J. Dougberty will
talk to the Hirams club on his
recent visit to the American LIE
gion convention in Paris.
At the election last Saturday,
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