The border vidette., 1928-01-28

lDO NORdICS 1lFduS CluO uSlu
their regular weekly luncheon
meeting Wednesday noon at the
Masonic temple.
| Lieutenant and Mrs. e. M.
Byles of Camp Stephen D. Lit
tie, are the proud parents of a
fine baby boy, born last Satur
day Before her marriage Mrs.
Byles was Miss Bertha Campillo
Of Nogales, Arizona.
Otto H. Herold, vice president
of the First National Bank; DR..
". A. Smelker and Attorney L.
G. Hardy. are down in the Yaqni
Valley, Sonora, Mexico, visit.
ing the big rice plantation own
ed by Herold and Smoker.
O. Fl. Weaver and Shorty"
Holcomb, who are mining and
shipping ore from property in
the Washington Camp district
leased from Mr.. Bracey Curtis,
were business visitors in No
gales Monday from the mine.
The regular weekly luncheon
meeting of the Nogales Kiwanis
club was held Thursday noon at
the Cave Club, in Nogales, So
nora, Mexico, with Lieutenant
Sargent of Camp Stephen D.
Little, presiding as chairman.
The Nogales Lodge of Elks
will entertain Grand, Exalted
Ruler Malley of Boston to
night A banquet will be given
tonight in honor of the Exalted
Ruler. Secure your ticket at
the Evans Cigar Stand or Owl
Drug Store.
William Gray. owner of a val
liable group of mining proper.
ties adjoining the Three r mine,
near Patagonia, was a county
seat visitor Wednesday. The
miner-poet has many friends in
Nogales and throughout Santa
Cruz county.
A. II. Smith, veteran publisher
of the Mohave Miner of King.
man, Arizona, attended the Good
Roads convention. Mr.. Smith
has continuously published The
Miner since. 1882 and prior to
that time was connected with
the Yuma Sentinel.
Arthur Peck, newly elected
chief Of the Nogales fire depart
ment, advises resident owners
and merchants of the city to pay
Especial attention to piles of old
boxes. papers. bbish. oily rags.
dirty chimneys and other sources
where fire is apt to start.
Morris W. Mote, local repre-.
sentative of the Arizona Invest.
ment Service of Phoenix, &C
companied by his bride. the for.
mer Miss Nora Taylor of Santa
Barbara. California. arrived in
Nogales Wednesday. The new
| ly weds will reside at 210 West
Street
Capt L. w. Mix, pioneer citi.
zen of Nogales, where be owns
valuable real estate, has return.
ed from visit with his family
in California. The capain is an
honorary chief of the Nogales
volunteer fire department., Of
which he was chief for many
| years.
| Fl. A. Dalton, manager Of the
Citizen Auto Stage Company,ac
companied by w. S. McCarron.
secretary-treasurer of the com.
pany, arrived in Nogales Thurs
day to inspect the new Pick wick
building erected at the intersec
tion of Grand and Terrace ave
nues, which will be formally
opened today.
Seven members of Episcopal
parish motored to Douglas to at.
tend the convocation of the mis-.
sionary district of Arizona, in
session Thursday and yesterday.
Those attending were: Rev. and
Mrs. Frederick Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. K. Cumming, Mrs. Fred
Hannah, Mrs. Thomas Pitts and
/ Mrs. Frank Carroon.
The two days session of the
secretaries of the Arizona Cham.
bers of Commerce held here last
Saturday and Sunday, was a big
success, according to Secretary
j. B.. Bristol of the Nogales
Chamber. The convention con,
cluded Sunday night with a so
cial party held at The Cavern in