The border vidette., 1927-03-19
MARCH 10, 1927
LOCAL NEWS.

Louis Pool is a guest at the
Montezuma. from Hermosillo.
Nogales Masons held their
regular monthly stated meeting
Tuesday night at the Masonic
temple at 8 o'clock.
Charles v. Fowler has taken
a lease on the Southern Pacific
stockyards situated in the north
section of Nogales.
E. e. Bethel, manager of the
Washington Trading Company
of Patagonia, was q border city
business visitor Thursday.
Members of the Nogales lodge
of the Knights of Pythias met
Wednesday night at Castle hall
for their regular stated weekly
business session.
DR.. M. A. Wuerschmidt, opto.
metrist for the hospital depart
ment of the Southern Pacific of
Mexico railroad, has returned to
Nogales, following a professional
trip down the West Coast.
| Charles E. Cate, assistant en-.
gineer of the S. P. de M. r. r., ],
with headquarters at Empalme,
Sonora, was in Nogales Thurs.
day, en- route to Tucson to con.
fer with President Titcomb.
The Rainbow Girls held a so
cial meeting and did initiation
work Thursday evening at the
| Masonic temple. Members Of
the Masonic order and of the
Eastern Star were in attendance.
| Mayor Duane Bird has return
ed from Phoenix where be went
to attend of meeting of the state
fair commission of which he is
chairman. While at the capital
city Mayor Bird gave the legis
lature the "once over"
Thomas Pitts, manager of the
Arizona Power Company, has
rented the beautiful NJ. Mar.
steller home on Marsh Heights
and is ex pecting his family to ar.
rive in Nogales the latter part
of the month from Minneapolis.
Conrado Gaxiola, of Hermo
sillo, en- route to Rochester,
Minn., passed through Nogales
Thursday, to enter Mayo Bros
sanitarium, where be hopes to
regain his eyesight. Conrado
has many friends in ambos No
gales who hope his trip may
prove successful.
The 18th of March, St. Pat
rick's Day, was celebrated in No.
gales by all loyal Irish sons and
their friends. A grand ball was
held at the Firemen's Club in
honor of the celebration, under
the auspices of the Catholic
Daughters of America. Every.
body had glorious time.
Hon. William Jennings Bryan,
Jr., son Of the late famous,silver.
tongued orator. is a Nogales
visitor from Los Angeles and is
q guest at the Hotel Bowman.
For several years Mr.. Bryan
resided in Tucson where be en-
gagged in the practice of law. he
and Judge Frank j. Duffy of
this city are old time friends.
! Construction work on the big
Hudgin .O'Connor building in
Morley avenue recently destroy.
ed by fire. causing q loss of $3.50.
600, will start Immediately, &C.
cording to Louis Hudgin1 one of
the owners. The new building
will be again occupied by j. F..
Johnson and VIM. Davey, we'll
known automobile distributors.
Within the next few weeks,
according to Secretary J. B.Bris.
tol, the Nogales Chamber of
Commerce will have new book.
let ready for distribution. Mr..
Bristol is busy compiling new
and revised data for the booklet
which be says will be descriptive
of Nogales and of Santa Cruz
county. According to Secretary
Bristol the new booklet will be
finished and in the hands of the
printers by the latter part of
next week.
Fred E. Edwards of Yuma re
Gently nominated for the position
of U. S. collector of customs of
the Twenty sixth district, made
vacant by the resignation of c..
1T. F0wlnr Of NnOalos hae hoop