The border vidette., 1928-10-27
OCTOBER ~, 1928
LOCAL NEWS.

Vote the straight Democratic
ticket. Il.
| Stand by Governor Hunt who
has stood by Arizona.
Vote for Mrs. Inez Walker
for County Treasurer. Adv.
George Pratt, owner of The
Foreign Club of Naco, Sonora,
was q Nogales visitor Thursday.
| Spiro Proto, secretary of the
| Sonora Bank & Trust Company,
is recovering from his recent i'll
ness. |
| Annual roll call and old timers
night was held at the rooms Of
the Nogales B. P. O. Elks last
Tuesday evening.
| Val Valenzuela and Judge Geo
Coughlin Of Patagonia, attend !.
ed the Elks' roll call meeting
last Tuesday night. !.
E1itor Howard Keener of the
Santa Cruz Patagonian. motored
down to Nogales Tuesday to at
tend the Elks meeting that night
! Guillermo Robinson, Mexican
consul at Albuquerque. New
Mexico, who has been visiting
his family here for, the past few
weeks, will leave for Albuquer
que next Monday.
Bracey Curtis, president of
the First National Bank of No,
gales. andsA. NJ, Gillespie, pres
ident: of the Nogales National
Bank. left Thursday afternoon
to attend the Arizona Bankers
convention that is being held at
/ Globe.
Mrs. Anna B. Ackley, county
treasurer. has departed for Pu-
eblo, Colorado, where was called
by the death last Tuesday night
of her sister, Miss Kathryn
| Brooks, a, pioneer resident of
Pueblo, the former home of Mrs.
Ackley.s s>:& - go
! Authority to sign the contract
with Schmidt & Hitchcock, the
Phoenix contractors, was given
the city street superintendent,
last Monday night for the paw
ing of district numb Der two by
Mayor Harry Karns and the city
aldermen. - = '.''t-1 =
The chloronization process at
the city pumping plant which
has been temporarily out of com
mission and which necessitated
an order from City Health OFF ].
Ger for everyone to boil their
/ water, has been repaired and in
good condition again, and resi-.
dents may now use city water
for drinking purposes without
boiling it.
Senator Leslie G. Hardy and
his brown derby. returned Wed.
nesday from q delightful three
days visit at the beautiful home
of his friends Mr.. and Mrs.. Writ
| G.. Bowman at Palm City, Cali.
fornia. En- route home Senator
Hardy was accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Bowman, who have
gone to Childress. Texas, to visit
Mr.. Bowman's sister, Mrs. e. E.
Wood.
Mrs. 81. G. A. Damn, wife of
the United States consul in No
gales, Sonora, has received word
of the death of her father. Rev.
Thomas j. Perdue of Washing.
ton, D. G. The Rev. Perdue
was known to many in Nogales
Isince be was a visitor here
year and a half ago when he
came to be present at the wed.
ding of his granddaughter to S.,
A. Erickson.
The election of Gov. Smith
will mean the greatest victory
for religious liberty this country
has witnessed in more than q
century. The religious : fight
which some of the Protestant de.
nominations are waging against
Governor Smith is as unchris.
tian as it is un. American. Our
constitution recognizes neither
Catholic, Methodist, Baptist,
Mormon nor lew. '
United States Senator Henry
F.. Ashurst and Governor Geo.
w. P. Hunt, and other Demo
cratic candidates last Monday
night at the Lyric theater spoke
to a large. enthusiastic audiance.
Gov. Hunt enlarged upon the
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