Nogales international., 1927-07-22
N5gaes International Peoples Favorite Newspaper


Miss Edith Fits, deughter of
Or. T. B. Fits, has accepted a
position in the offices of the
Southern Arizona Power Com
7any. |
Phil Capin of the Ell Paso Store
has been i'll the past several days
at his home on Quarry street.
Mrs. r. T. Frazier returned !
Tuesday from a vacation spent at
San Diego and Ell Centre. /
VILLAIN Henry Williams, former |
ly of. Clarkdale, entered upon his
new duties Monday as assistant
city clerk. He is son-in-law of |
Mrs. MINNIE Rogers of Terrace
avenue.
Otto Herold Of the FIRST Nation
al Bank returned Saturday from
vacation trip to California.
Charles L. Hardy and Wade
Barbee returned Friday from an
automobile trip to Los Angeles.
Passengers from the south re-
port heavy rains the past week in
the Mazatlan, Sinaloa, district.
Mr.. Green. of the Standard Fer
tilizer Co, Of Mexico passed
through Nogales Tuesday enroute
to Los Angeles.
F. Walker. brother Of w. H.
Walker of the immigration Ser
vice, who was a visitor in Noga-
les recently, is now in Modesto.
F. Beckett, immigration officer,
| is the latest man to join the ranks
of the local immigration office.
Mr.. Beckett who came from Yuma
where he had been stationed for
some time, is a veteran of the
Spanish American War.
The Boy Scout Court of Honor
held Friday night at the Civic
Auditorium was the first ever
staged in Nogales. A large
crowd attended. Troop 6 of Tue
, son had charge Of the ceremonies.
Many of the Scouts from Tucson
received merit badges. and also
| first class badge. The 25th In
fantry Band gave concert prior
to the Court OF Honor program.
| Mrs. Harlowe Mills has re-
signed as assistant secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce and
has left with her father on trip
through northern Arizona. In
: September Mrs. Mills will take 9
position as teacher in the Pata-
gonia schools.
Gathering data and pictures for
a writeup of the Coronado Trail
to appear in an early issue of the
Los Angeles Times, Al Parmenter
auto editor Of The Times; Charles
H, Owens, pictorial map artist
who made the Panama pictorial
air. view; and Rupert L. Larson
Of the Troy Motor Sales Compa-
nv of Los Angeles, were here and
left Saturday expecting to make
the long trip from Nogales t.
Springerville in one day.
It was their plan to make a
round trip from Los Angeles to
the Zuni Villages in New Mexico,
via Nogales and Springerville, in
the short period of four days
The return trip to Los Angeles
was made via the northern Old
Trails Highway through Flagstaff,
Williams and Kingman.
Thousands of dollars worth OF
armv> equipment from Phoenix
arrived here in three large trucks
and will be used by the new No
gales National Guard Company,
Co. A, 15Sth Infantry. It was
unloaded at the Nogales Armory
in the wise building on Grand
avenue across the street from the
Nogales international building
The shipment consisted of rifles,
uniforms, ETC., all valued at a
total of approximately $4,000.
Newt B. Mercer, Buick dealer,
returned Sunday from an auto
mobile trip to San Diego. He
made the $40 miles from Nogaleas
to San Diego, via Tucson and
Casa Grande. in Is hours and 40
minutes running time, leaving No.
gales one morning at 4 A. M. and
arriving at San Diego at 5:45
o'clock that evening.
Following a week Of unusually
warm weather rain began falling
in Nogales at 2:20 o'clock Mon
day afternoon breaking what old
timers pronounce was the warmest
spell here n many years. Street
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