The border vidette., 1928-02-11

oufhks 0hu A6i Ii 5oltp WI II GhaV
is being carried on at the day
and night classes of the Pata
gonia Union high school.
Richard Farrell, Jr.. aud Mike
Hogan. from Hnrshaw.. were in
NogaleB Wednesday. Hogan is
manager OF the Derrick mine cd
joining the Big Jim mine at
Harshaw. The Derrick former
~ belonged to the Marsteller es
tate. It Is q splendid property.
The posters depicting the pro-
gress of the American Legion
during the first decade OF Its life
will appear on the bill boards of
Nogales for month according TO
announcement BY Gus Michaels,
commander OF the Rldge-Igo
post of the American Legion.
The posters depict the real spirit
Of the Legion.
Approximately twenty mem
bers Of the Nogales Boy Scout
troop were guests at the Kiwsnis
club luncheon Thursday noon.
presided over by Rev. o. A..
Smith. The pot OF gold was
won by A. 81. Hoeffer, and 81. r.
Sisk gave q short talk on the
life of Abraham Lincoln, whose
birthday will be celebrated to
morrow.
Chief Of Police J. J. Lowe OF
Nogales has announced himself
as q candidate for sheriff on the
Democratic ticket, following
Harold j. Browns announce
ment that he would not be q can
didats for re election. Friends
Of Charles v. Fowler are urg
ing him to stand" for the nomi
nation on the Republican ticket.
Alta boy"
Manuel Ronquillo, pioneer
native son of Santa Cruz county
and foreman st the Circle z
Ruest ranch, died Wednesday at
st. Joseph's hospital, following
e few days illness. A widow
and eight children mourn the
loss OF q kind and loving hus
band and father. and the Circle
2 ranch q faithful dependable
.employe. Manuel will be missed
Albert 8. Harvey, vice presi
dent and general manager of the
United States Graphite Com
pany, will arrive IN Nogalss to
day from Saginaw, Michigan.
where the main offices and big
factory OF his company are, 10
Gated. Chas.. f. Holler, customs
house broker, ia local agent for
the company, which for thirty
years has operated valuable
graphite mines In Sonora.
Hon.. Write. Bowman. OF San
Diego and Nogales, who this
week kspurchased the controlling
interest in the Montesuma hotel
from J. 81. Shreve of San Diego,
who formerly held the CONTROL
-iag stock in the company owing
the Montezuma, on Monday pre-
sented the Nogales Chamber Of
Commerce with check for $3.50
for the further development Of
the new international Airport.
Announcement is made OF the
engagement of Police Judge e
r., Thurman OF this city to Miss
Lois DeBarry of San Angelo,
Texas, the wedding to take place
on Sunday, April 12th, at the
home Of the bride. Hon. G. G.
Crenshaw, city alderman, will
act as best man. The lovely
brida-to-be is we'll known in
NogalAs. She is related to Miss
Ella Davis, city librarian here,
and is also relative Of Mrs.
Arthur Powell, formerly Of this
city, and Mrs. A.. r., Davis Of
Guadalajara, Jalisco. Mex, wife
of-a prominent Southern Pacific
of Mexico railroad official.
The following are members of
the committee of the Chamber
of Commerce now busy making
the drive 10 secure funds amount
ing to Sc, 900 or more for 1923. as
appointed by Chairman Arthur
Peck: Grand avenue. Robert 8.
Burns, captain. Fred Lockhart
and William Hunter; Morley
avenue, Thomas Pitts, captain.
J. A. Legarra and F. w. Han.
nah; Nogales, Sonora, A. L.
Peck. Jr.. and Malcolm Middle
ton. Miscellaneous: Bracey Cur.
tis, captain, w. G.. Vinegar and
e. K. Cumming. Cleanup com