The border vidette., 1928-09-29


in charge here of the United
States border patrol service.
have returned to Nogales from
Tucson where they attended u.
S. federal court as witnesses.
City Attorney James v. Ro.
bins has returned from Phoenix,
where on Monday and Tuesday
he attended the meeting of the
state Democratic central com
mittee which honored him by
naming him chairman of the
committee on credentials. Mr..
Robins and Charles l.. Hardy
are members of the state execu.
tive committee.
Mrs. Grace A. Farrell, county
school superintendent, attended
the meeting of the southern
branch Of the state teachers as.
sociation held Wednesday after
noon in Tucson. Mrs. Farrell
is president of the southern
branch of the organization, com.
posed of approximately 700 mem.
bers, all teachers of Santa Cruz,
Pima, and Cochise counties.
The body of Hibbard Griffith
was buried Monday in the No
gales cemetry, following services
at the Carroon mortuary. Hib
bard died in San Francisco of
pneumonia while on the coast
for vacation. He was an ex
tensive land owner in the Yauui
valley and had many friends in
Sonora and Nogales. Deceased
leaves widow and two children
who reside at Cajeme.
The volunteer fire depart.
ments of Nogales, Sonora, and
Nogales, Arizona, will hold
dance toright at the Club Royal,
Nogales. Sonora, to raise funds
which will be used for a big pic
mic that is being planned for the
near future by the two depart
ments. The Nogales, Arizona,
volunteers number As men while
the Mexican department has 30
members. Every body is invited
to the Firemens' ball tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo w. Miller,
DR.. and Mrs. M. I. Merritt, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Carroon, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred G. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. John Jund, Mr.. anG
Charles Bracker, and Messrs.
D. A. Mckenzie, Frank Rose,
Jake Rochlin, and J. B. Bristol
were among the local persons
who attended the joint meeting
of the Nogales, Bisbee and Tue
son Rotary clubs at Bisbee last
Saturday night.
w. l.. Hunter is chairman of
the new Santa Cruz county Re
publican central committee. or.
ganized last Saturday afternoon.
r. L. O'Neill was elected secre
tary-treasurer, and I. P. Frai
ger, II. r. Sisk, e K. Cumming,
and r. L. O'Neill, all of No
gales. and Judge A. s. Hender
son of Patagonia, were named
Santa Cruz county members of
the State Republican central
committee. Chairman Hunter is
an ex officio member of the state
committee.
At the organization meeting of
the new Santa Cruz County Dem
ocratic Central Committee held
at Democratic headquarters on
September %, Attorney Charles
L. Hardy was unanimously elect
ed chairman; City Clerk Phil
Herold. secretary treasurer, and
James v. Robins, Craig Pottin.
ger and Emory D. Miller, all of
Nogales, and Ed. Bohlinger of
Patagonia, we're named as the
Santa Cruz county members of
the State Democratic Central
Committee. Chairman Hardy is
an ex-officio mem Der of the state
committee.
Albert S. Harvey. vice-presi
dent and manager of the United
States Graphite Company, own
ing wonderful producing mines
in Sonora, Mexico. and big
factory at Saganaw, Michigan,
fis a guest at the Montezuma
Hotel. Mr.. Harvey is accom-
panied by Jim Drouth. manager
of the company's New York
Office. Mr.. Harvey brings the
glad news to hosts of friends of
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