The border vidette., 1928-04-07

dinner dance held last Saturday
night at the new Hotel Esplen.
dor.
Baby Chix:-Golden Buff and
White Leghorns (Thornwell Tan.
cred Strains), Black Minorcas,
r I. Reds, Queen Bess Strain),
Barred Rocks and Turkens.
ENOCH CREWS, Seabright, Calf.
The assassination of Abraham
Lincoln on April ii, 1865, and
the effect of the assassination on
the country at the time, was re-
lated to the Hirams club Wed
nesday noon at the Masonic
temple by Captain L. W. Mix.
Mrs, Ben Coltman. who ac-
companied her husband to the
Glendale sanitarium at Glendale,
California, for. special treatment
last week, returned to Nogales
Sunday and her daughter Miss
Dorothy, left Monday to be with
her father. 80.
The Sunday school of the Pa
tagonia Methodist church will
hold an Easter egg hunt and
community reunion beginning
at noon tomorrow on the north
side of Sonoita creek one half
mile west of Patagonia. The
public is cordially invited.
Charles D. Rankin and T. E.
Carter, members of the Nogales
Knights of P ythias lodge, have
gone to PRESCOTT where they will
attend the Grand Lodge meeting
to be held next Monday and
Tuesday as delegates from the
Nogales lodge. II. r. Sisk,
publisher Of The Herald, and
officer Of the Grand Lodge, will
also attend the meeting.
All Nogales. Sonora, Mexico.
business establishments closed
yesterday 10 honor of Good Fri
day. Several local business
houses in Nogales, Arizona. in
cluding The Model Shoe store,
Escalada Bros. "A. Carpena, La
Reforma, Manchester store, La
Moda, Puchi Bros, and La Ciu
dad de Mexico, and many other
stores, closed from IL N. to 8 p.
m. in observance of Good Friday
J. B. Robinson. Of Geo. B.
Marsh, lac, who mysteriously
disappeared from Nogales Feb
ruary 29tb, has been reunited
with his family and is now in
California with his wife recuper.
ating from a severe nerve st
tack, according to Sheriff r.. J.
Brown. who on Sunday returned
to Nogales from Del Rio, Texas,
where shes accompanied Mrs.
Robinson, who joined her hus
band tat that place. i@'S s 6
1TheYmotorcade to points south
of Nogales, in Old Mexico Sun,
day, was a big success. Be-
tween so and go automobiles left
the plaza south of the line at
1O:l5 o'clock in the morning
carrying approximately 800 peo
pie. F.. J. B. Gonzalez, chair
man of, the committee in charge,
piloted the motorcade1 to the
beautiful Martinez ranch about,
fifteen miles south of the city,
where picnic lunches were en-
joyed under giant shade trees.
Silvio Mutt, many years con-
nected with Alex Rossi, pioneer
Tucson and Nogales restaurant
man, has assumed charge of the
handsome bar and buffet at The
Cosmopolitan. just a step across
the international line in Old
Mexico. Silvio has resided in
ambos Nogales many years; he
is a gentleman, always; be has
made many friends by square
dealing; he understands the nice
art Of catering to the public.
Silvio, The Border Vidette
wishes you success.
In a communication addressed
to Robert E. Lee, clerk of the
superior court of Santa Cruz
county, from the United States
department of labor. it is stated
that naturalization service, un.
der which the honorably dis.
charged soldiers of the World
War can secure naturalization
due to such service, are advised
that said law will expire by
limitation on May 26, 1928.
Should any ex service men eligi
BILE under this act now reside in
NooalaS. tho annlicant ia re-.