The border vidette., 1928-06-16

Saginaw, Michigan, to the effect
that Harry G. Woodruff, presi
dent of the United States Ora
phite Company, is now on the
road to recovery. following an
operation on his injured spine
by one of the worlds most fam
Gus specialists. Harry Wood
ruff is one of natures true noble
men. His host of friends here
and in Sonora, Mexico, where
his company's great mines are
located, will be glad to learn that
Harry's coming back" to them
on his own power. Let the
Lord be thankit."
e F. Bohlinger. executor of
the Richardson estate. of Pata
gonia, and Wayne Bleakley.
prominent banker of Franklin.
Pa. and nephew of the late Col.
r. r. Richardson. and president
of the Richardson corporation,
and A. G. Heating, president of
the Big Jim Mines, Inc, of Los
Angeles, left here Monday for
Los Angeles to make final ar
rangements for the sale of the
Hardshe!l mine to the Big Jim
company. The Hardshell is one
of the old mines of this district
and is one of many owned by the
Richardson estate. - Patagonian.
Funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
for Alex Summerville. 81. who
died Wednesday morning at st.
Joseph's hospital, following a
few days illness, from "a compi
cation of diseases The services
were held at the CARBON Mortu
ary, under the auspices of the
Nogales Eiks lodge. interment
being in the Nogales cemetery.
For more than 25 years Alex
held a responsible position with
Roy & Titcomb, Inc. Mrs. j.
Summerville and Mrs. j. Fl.
Bachelor of Berkeley. Califor
MIA, mother and sister of Alex,
we're with him when the end
came.
Luther D. George, 40, who
for several years resided in No
gales with his family, coming
here from Clayton, N. NJ. died
Sunday morning at st. Joseph's
hospital, following long illness
from an infected foot caused by
an sccident in an automobile four
years ago at Clarkdale. Arizona.
Deceased, who was pharmacist.
was a native of Hubbard, Texas,
and prior to his death was night
clerk at Hotel Evans. He leaves
a widow and one son, Lawrence,
clerk at the Monteznma hotel.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at the Car.
room montuary. interment being
in the Nogales cemetery.
Victor J. Wager, dependable,
unbeatable former efficient, &C.
commodating county assessor,
who now engages in the insur
ance business, has cast his hat
in the political ring for the nom.
ination for supervisor in District
No. 2, and will go before the
Democratic voters in the Sep
TENDER primaries and be will be
nominated hands down." Vic
Wager has resided many years
in Santa Cruz county with his
estimable family, and is person.
ally and favorably known in
every precinct in the county.
AS county assessor be made an
enviable record for efficiency.
He will be elected next Novem
Der by big majority as mem.
Der of the board of supervisors.
In honor of San Juan's Day,
Sunday, June "a, a three day
celebration, commencing next
Friday and ending Sunday, will
be held at the little town of San.
ia Cruz, Sonora, Mexico, just
few miles below the border, and
south of the port of Lochiel, in
Santa Cruz county, Arizona. A
fine time is assured those who
attend the celebration. There
will be music. dancing and fun
galore for three days and nights,
according to Archie Smith, we'll
known stockraiser of Santa Cruz
There will be all kinds of COW.
boy sports, cock-fights, ETC., and
each day q barbecue. An old.
fashion San Juan's Day celebra.
ton at Santa Cruz, should not