The border vidette., 1928-08-04

of the Nogales Kiwanis club was
held Thursday noon with Presi
dent Tom Pitts presiding. A.
w. Lohn was named as chair
man of q committee to arrange
for night meeting with the G
NJ. T. 0. at Camp Stephen D.
Little on August 10Th.
Methodist Church = Sunday
school, 9:45 a. N. Elmer Rick
enberg, superintendent. Preach
ing, II a. %. Subject, Bread
for the multitude" Holy com
munion. Epworth League. 7:30
p. M, Ralph Dickerson. leader.
Every one cordially invited to
all our services. James Crutch
field, Pastor.
Charles Joseph Schardin, 81,
a pioneer resident of Arizona,
and brother of w. II. Schardin
of this city, passed away Thurs
day evening. Funeral services
were held this morning at the
Carroon chapel, with Rev. Stump
of the Methodist Mission church
officiating. Ioterment was in
the Nogales cemetery.
The 3-R mines near Patagonia
have been purchased by the
Magma Copper Company from
the r. r. Richardson estate. and
Harry G. Brown, we'll known
local mine manager who engi.
neer the sale, has been placed in
charge as manager of the prop
erty. The 3-R mines are one of
Santa Cruz county's best bets.
W. H. Boykin, manager of La
Verdina Mining Company, and
former secretary to Harold Bell
Wright, famous author, was a
visitor in Nogales this week from
his company's mines near Carlo,
Sonora, Mexico Mr.. Boykin
| makes his home in Tucson. He
is great admirer of Mr.. Wright,
with whom be spent many happy
months in the Catalina noun.
tainS.
Mrs. Inaz Walker, Republican
candidate for county treasurer,
has returned from delightful
vacation spent at the California
beaches, and is now busy fixing
her political fences. She has no
opposition for the nomination,
but in the general election next
November will be opposed by
either Mr.. A. Dumbauld or Mrs.
Kelly Henry, the Democratic
nominee.
Harry Noon Renshaw, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r Ran
shaw of this city, on Thursday
departed for Fort Bliss to enter
the reserve officers training
campsfor two weeks. From Ft.
Bliss Harry will 60 to Camp
Perrysto take part in the ma
tional Fife match. after which he
will take a years course in busi
ness administration at Harvard
university.
The last day on which citizens
of Arizona can register for the
coming primary elections on the
18th day of September, will be
on Saturday. August 18th. Re.
gistrations can be made at the
county recorders Office at the
county courthouse, or by getting
in personal touch with Ralph L.
O'Neill, official registering officer
Remember. you can't vote if you
don't register.
Tuesday night at the study of
Rev. Father Duval of the Sacred
Heart church, Miss Rafaela AL
mada, lovely daughter of Don
Manuel Almada of Navojoa. So.
nora, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Norman Webb. young busi.
man of lbs Angeles. Immedi.
ately after the ceremony the
happy newly weds departed for
Los Angeles, where they will
make their future home.
J. II. Smith of Kingman, can
didate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for attorney general, was
a weekend visitor in Nogales.
Mr.. Smith was born at King
man, Mohave county, July Fl,
1887. He served as justice of
the peace of the Kingman pre-
cinct from 1917 to 1920. He
served as deputy clerk of the
superior court in Mohave county
from 1921 to 1925. He is a tax
payer and is married and has
three boys, ages IS. 13 and 9
years.