The border vidette., 1928-02-04
The new Hotel Esplendor will

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be opened about March first. ac-
cording to announcement made
by DR.. Clagett and Manager
Clyde Olpelt. When opened the
half million dollar tourist hotel
will be thing OF beauty and
JOY forever. There'll be moth
ing like it in the southwest.
The Elks baAquet last Satur.
day night held at The Cavern,
Nogales, Sonora in honor of
Grand Exalted Ruler John f.
Malley of Boston. was a big sue
cess. Judge W. A. O'Connor
acted as POSTMASTER and Judge
Cbas. E.. Hardy delivered the
address of welcome, which was
replied to by Mr.. Malley, who
immediatly after the banquet,
departed for Tucson where be
took the east bound train for b..
Paso, Texas.
Paul Hegemeyer, IL year.old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Hegemeyer, was severely bitten
in the leg by q German police
dog Sunday afternoon, when
Paul entered the wrong yard by
mistake. Paul was Immediately
taken to DR.. A. L. Gustetter
who treated the wound. The
dog which is owned by Taylor
Wilkey, was taken to the Camp
Little to be watched by Captain
Waters to see if any symptoms
of rabies develop.
w. r. Ashurst, brother of u
S. Senator Henry F. Ashurst of
Arizona, and personal represen.
tative of state superintendent of
public instruction, G. O. Case,
was the guest of honor of the
Nogales Hirams club at their
regular weekly luncheon held
Wednesday noon at the. Masonic
temple. Other VISITORS present
we're: B. A. Tucker Sof Los An.
geles. DR.. A. Carpenter of Ell
Paso, Sam Leeker, a. D. Weed
and M. Jameson of Nogales.
Fred Il. Hilliker, president of
the Sonora Valley Land Com
pany. which owns a big ranch
at Noria, Sonora, Mexico. is a
guest at Hotel Evans, from the
south country. Thursday night
Mr.. Hilliker enjoyed q talk over
the telepone with his son Fred,
End. and little grandson, Fred,
3rd, at their home in Tacoma.
Washington. Little Fred, the
third, recently took the prize as
the handsomest, most perfect
youngster in the state of Wash
ington.
Wm. j. Mitchell, local mining
man. manager of the Placeritos
silver-lead mines situated thirty
miles west from Hermosillo, on
the road to Kino Bay, was in
Nogales this week a few days
visiting with his wife and son.,
William. who motored down from
the University of Arizona to
meet his dad. Manager Mitchell
reported the Placeritos looking
good. The property is owned
by Mitchell, Writ G. Bowman
and other San Diego millionaire
associates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Saxon,
accompanied by their lovely little
daughter. enjoyed several days
visit in Nogales this week from
their great cattle ranch near
Wilcox, Arizona. Mr.. Saxon.
who is a son of Mrs. Josephine
Saxon, pioneer citizen of No.
gales, formerly served Santa
Cruz county as sheriff and as .
member of the state legislature.
He is held in high esteem by all
who know him and his many
friends will be pleased to know
that he is prospering.
Billy Finley, native son of
Tucson, and for q long time
resident of Nogales. is recover.
ing from cuts and bruises sus.
tanned recently in an automobile
accident which occurred at the
Rain Valley Ranch in Cochise
county. Mrs. Ruth Jackman,
who was also painfully injured
when the ill-fated car, driven by
her husband, turned over. is do
ing nicely. Jackman escaped
with few bruises and is again
mixing toddies and such, at The
Cave. The car was wrecked.
Colonel A. J. SANDY Macnab,
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