The border vidette., 1928-12-22

tendent of Santa Cruz. county
schools, has returned from Phoe.
nix, where she attended a meet
ing of the State Board of Edu.
cation.
Ward Adams, special writer
for the Arizona Republican of
Phoenix, leading daily news.
paper of Arizona, was in the city
this week gathering data for the
annual resource edition of The
Republican which will soon be
published. Everybody should
secure a copy of the edition. 1t
will be credit to Arizona and
it's publishers.
Mace Burgoon, pioneer citizen
of this city, has been appointed
engineer at the municipal pump
ing plant on the Santa Cruz
river, and with Mrs. Burgoon
will occupy the brick cottage at
the plant. They have rented
their pleasant Crawford street
residence to Mr.. Byron Butcher,
local representative of Alvaro
Obregon estate.
Buster" Sorrells, who is a
member of Uncle Sans navy, is
enjoying q vacation here with
his mother and other relatives,
from the cruiser California. !"
which recently arrived at San
Pedro, from the South seas.
Buster" who is q native son of
Santa Cruz county. says be likes
the navy. He has two more
years to serve.
Postmaster Charles l.. Beatty
announces that the order of the
postoffice department. is to sus.
pend all business in postoffices
on Christmas day except the
collection and dispatch of first
class mail. the delivery of spe
cial delivery articles, and to re
ceive and store, but not work,
incoming mail. There will be
no delivery by carriers and no
mail will be distributed to boxes.
Maurice Luckett of New York
City, is now the musical attrac
ton at the White Front Bar,
Nogales, Sonora, owned by Joe
Gross. formerly Of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania. and managed by
George Layne of Lynchburg.
Virginia. Maurice is there and
over with his old time college
songs and modern Jazz dance
music and nightly delightfully."-
entertains patrons of the White
Front in the beautiful Blue Room
David Fishburn of Detroit,
Michigan, who is interested in
the Mohawk mine situated in
the Patagonia district, arrived in
Nogales Thursday to close deal
for the sale of the mine to e. w.
Mitchell, New York capitalist,
who owns valuable mining prop
erty in Sonora, Mexico. It is
said that Mr.. Mitchell paid $135,
600 for the Mohawk mine. The
deal for the mine was made by
Howard Squires. local mining
engineer, it is said.
Funeral services for Mrs. Jack
O'Keefe. who passed away early
last Monday morning following
a few days illness from influen.
"a, we're conducted at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the Bap
tist church. Rev. Lawrence Bell
officiating. Interment was in
the O'Keefe family plot at the
Nogales cemetery. Out of re
spect for deceased, who was for
merly a teacher of the Nogales
schools, several teachers and
school children attended the ser
vices in a body.
Carl Zinsmeister of the beauti
full Circle (Z) guest ranch near
Patagonia, was a border city
visitor yesterday. Mr.. Zinsmeis
ter will leave in few days for
his old home in Louisville, Ken
lucky, where be goes on private
business. He will be gone about
ten days and upon his return
will move with his family to Tue
son, to spend the winter. 1t is
said that Carl has sold his in
terest in the Circle (Z) ranch to
his brother Lee, who recently
became Benedict, his bride
being a charming lady from Los
Angeles.
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