The border vidette., 1929-12-14

Otto Fl, Herold, president OF
the First National Bank, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Herold, has
returned from Los Angeles and
Aqua Caliente, where they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G.
Bowman.
The first advertisement of an
intense national campaign, car
ried on by the Nogales Chamber
Of Commerce. appeared in the
current issue of the Literary
Digest. The ad is topped by g.
picture of q bucking bronco,
with background Of palms. In
the body, the wonders of this
city and the surrounding country
are set forth. At the foot is a
coup pom requesting those inter
ested to ask further information.
The charity bazaar, previous
IL announced to be held at the
Casino Nogalense in Nogales,
Sonora. today and tomorrow,
will be held at the Firemen's 8
club. Booths have been erected
and many articles suita BILE for
Christmas gifts will be sold by
the Catholic women at a reason
ble price. A Mexican and tur.
key supper will be served to.
night and tomorrow night. The
entire proceeds of the affair will
go to charity.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scatena
have returned from Vancouver,
B. c., where they have been
since the close Of last winter
vegetab able season On the west
coast of Mexico. They will be
here throughout the shipping
season. Mr.. Scatena's many
friends will be pleased to learn
that he has fully recovered from
serious injury in California
which placed him in the hospital
many months. Billy says be
feels like a million dollars"
Fourteen members including
Commander Gus Michaels, of
the American Legion, are now
doing patrol duty on the streets
of Nogales The boys are TAX
ing the place OF z ,ck Mckinney,
Legion mem Der and night watch
man here for the past ten years,
who is i'll at Fort Whipple. Pres
colt. The new watchmens oper
ate under the city police de-
partment, and will carry on the
duties of their fellow legionnaire
until be is able to return to work.
A warning is. sounded to par
ents by Dr.. A. L. Gustetter, city
and school physician, to watch
their children closely and should
they show signs of a throat in,
fection to Immediately see their
physician. Dr.. Gustetter also
advises sill parents to have their
children inoculated with dip:
liberia anti-toxin. There is no
need for alarm regarding the
diptheria scare" said Dr.. Gus.
tetter. I'VE found one case, but
the child is now out of danger.
r. H.. Bibolet has arrived in
Nogales from Eagle Pass, Texas.
to succeed Spiro Proto, resigned,
as secretary of the Sonora Bank
& Trust Company. Mr.. Proto
has resigned as secretary on, &C
count of i'll heath but remains as
q member of the board of di.
rectors. Mr. Bibolet was born
in Eagle Pass and has been
connected with banks along the
Observation-Disclosures border the
past eighteen years. His family.
consisting of his wife. 2 daught
ers and son, will join him here
the first Of the year. He speaks
English and Spanish and comes:
to Nogales highly recommended.
Tomorrow the Southern Pacific
of Mexico railway, will resume
the daily train schedule started
just prior to the revolution last
spring and halted on occount of
the hostilities in the republic
south of the international border.
Under the new schedule train
number 10 will j. leave Nogales
every day except Sunday at 2 p.
m. mountain standard time or
3 p. m. Mexican time. Trains
leaving Nogales on Monday will
arrive at Guadalajara Wednes
day afternoon at p. m., Mexi.
can time. Trains will leave
Guadalajara for Nogales daily
except Friday, at II a. m., and
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