The border vidette., 1928-06-09


ia Cruz county stockraiser. was
a Nogales business visitor last
Wednesday.
G.. G.. Oliver, en- route to his
home at Culiacan, Sinaloa. was
Nogales visitor Thursday from
Los Angeles, where be went on
business and pleasure ten days
ago.
Bryon S. Butcher, formerly of
Nogales. where he was connect
ed with the immigration service,
who now resides in San Antonio,
Texas, was a visitor in Nogales
yesterday, en- route home from a
business trip down the West
Coast of Mexico. Mr.. Butcher
is planning to return to Nogales
with his family to again make
the border city his home.
Bids for the new public school
building in Nogales, Sonora. the
cornerstone of which was laid
on Cinco de Mayo by Governor
Fausto Topete of Sonora, we're
received Wednesday afternoon
and opened in the Office of F. D.
Gonzalez. The plans for the
new school building were drawn
by M. l.. Cardona of Ell Paso,
for the Junta Mejoras Materiales
John Pitts and bride, nee Miss
Margaret Jones of Minneapolis,
Mimi, who were married in that
city on May 29th, arrived in No
gales last Saturday to reside
here. The groom is assistant
accountant for the Souther Ari
zona Power Company of which
his father, Mr.. Thomas Pitts, is
manager. The newly weds will
make their home in the pleasant
Bird Apartment on Mob Hill.
The contract for remodeling
the old Masonic temple has been
let to G. D. Rankin, we'll known
contractor and builder. Charley
is experienced and dependable,
and the Masons will get a sure
enough run for their money.
Thousands of dollars will be
spent>by the Masons to com
pletely remodel and transform
their old home into a modern
and up-to-date beautiful build
ing.
Dr.. G. T. Guilfoyle of Douglas,
Arizona, arrived in Nogales last
Wednesday and will spend about
a week in Santa Cruz county in
company with J. P. Sexton,
county farm agent.in a thorough
inspection of all dairy cattle at
ranches which send milk to No
gales. The inspection is in com
pliance- with the recently passed
city ordinance which requires
that allsdairy cattle be examined
for tuberculosis.
The members of the Nogales
Knights OF Pythias lodge will
observe the annual Memorial day
of that splendid order tomorrow
morning at II o'clock, and will
attend the Congregational church
en- masse to pay tribute to de-
parted members of the order.
Rev. O. A. Smith, pastor of the
Congregational church, will
preach an appropriate sermon.
Fred Allen, chancellor com
mander of the Nogales lodge,
requests that all members attend
the memorial services.
Judge r. L. Spriggs, former
county attorney and judge of the
Superior Court of Graham coun.
ty, Arizona, has located in No
gales, and opened law Offices in
the Nogales National Bank build
ing. Judge Spriggs is former
resident of Arkansas. He was
elected judge of the Superior
Court of Graham county in the
last election and recently resign
ed that Office to come to Nogales
to make his home in this won
derful growing border city. The
Border Vidette wishes him sue
cess.
George M. Pratt, we'll known
Naco, Sonora, sportsman, was a
Nogales business visitor Tues
day and Wednesday. Mr.. Pratt
formerly successfully managed
the Foreign Club, now the Cos.
mopolitan, in Nogales, Sonora.
His big place of amusement at
Naco, costing many thousands
of dollars and employing scores
of people, is one of the most