The border vidette., 1928-06-02

the Los Angeles branch of the
American Type Founders Com
pany, was Nogales visitor yes.
terday, visiting the local print
shops. Will understands the
printing game from A to z.
A delight picnic was held last
Sunday at the Riverside Farm,
under the auspices of the Py.
THAN Sisters of Nogales. Over
one hundred members of that
organization and their families
and members of the Knights of
Pythias and their families were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. M !.
B. Hamlin at their beautiful
country home.
A protest against the legality
of the proceedings of the paving
program was filed Thursday af.
ternoon with the city council
and signed by Dr.. w. F. Cheno,
weth, Mrs. Laura E. de Cheno-
weth, Franklin Mining and In
vestment company by 0. K.
Franklin, Luz Vasquez, Theo
dora Marsh, Ellen Thompson,
Alfonso Vasquez by F. Vasquez
and G. T. Jones.
The contract for the building
of great bridge across the
Fuerte river at San Bias. Sin.
aloa, has been awarded to the
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron
company. The old bridge. which
was regarded by the rail engi
neers as lasting structure. was
washed away by the terrific
floods which swept down the
river last December. The new
structure is hoped to be complet
ed by next December.
John Phillips and Miss Clara
Igo, of this city, we're married
last Saturday afternoon at the
home of the groom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Phillips, of
Crawford street, Rev. F. G. Tay
lor of the Episcopal church, off
ciating. The groom is manager
of the fountain at the Owl Drug
store. and the bride has been
employed at the Southern Trust
Company. We wish the happy
young couple much Joy. May
all their troubles be little ones.
A telegram received in Nogales
last Saturday from Sebastapol.
California, announced the sad
news that Mrs. Harry D. Tomlin
of this city. had suddenly died in
the California city. from heart
trouble. Deceased. who was a
pioneer citizen OF Nogales where
she was beloved by all who knew W
her, is survived by her husband
and two sons, Edward, who is. in
the United States navy, and
Harry, who is the pastor of a
Methodist church at Ollton. Okla.
r. G. Nall, of St. Louis, repre-
senting Lytona baking powder,
has been a Nogales visitor this
week. Next week at Escalada
Brothers store, at Puchi Bros.
and at Piggly Wiggly's store. a
lady demonstrator of wide exper
ience will entertain patrons and
tell of the many virtues of Ly
tona baking powder. Mr.. Nall
says: DAY by day in every way
use Lytona baking powder. It
bakes better; it never fails. We
will refund the full purchase
price for any part of can that
may be returned as not giving
perfect satisfaction.
Tom Wood, local contractor of
the finn of Lown & Wood. is
busy installing a hansome thirty
foot bar in Frank Johnson's new
Manhattan Cafe, recently pur
chased from AL Sands and Red
Sanders. Fred Pembroke is as.
sem bling the new fixtures which
we're turned out at the Roy &
Titcomb Mexican hard wood mills
in this city. Mr.. Johnson, who
thoroughly understands the bust
ness of pleasing the public, at
big expense. is remodeling and
transforming the little old Man
haitian into one of the most at
tractive up to date joy palaces
in Nogales, Sonora. Mexico.