The border vidette., 1929-06-08
The order of the Rainbow for
girls met Tuesday night at the
Masonic temple at 8 o'clock.

| Masonic temple at o'clock.
| Miss Ester Greason. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Greason,
who has been attending a school
of music and art in the east, has
arrived in Nogales to visit her
parents during the summer.
Lieutenant Colonel Hugh A.
Parker of the 25th Infantry. has
returned from Beaumont General
hospital at El Paso, Tex, where
he has been a patient for the past
FIVE months. He was accompan.
led home by Mrs. Parker.
Word was received Tuesday
from Mrs. A. w. Lohn, Jr., that
her father, G.. Breubaker, died
on Memorial Day in Los Angeles
after a prolonged illness. De-
ceased was we'll known in this
city. having visited here many
times.
The benefit dance for the mess
fund of Company A, Arizona Ma
tional Guard. held in Nogales,
Sonora. Saturday night, was a
big success and as a result the
Chow" fund is about $50 to the
good, according to Lewis Price,
mess sergeant.
H. R. Sisk. publisher of the
Nogales Herald, has returned
from Superior, Arizona, where
be went Wednesday on fraternal
business. Mr.. Sisk was accom-
panied by his family and several
members of the Nogales Knights
of Pythias lodge.
VIM. Hendickson, known to his
friends as Chicken Bill" has
returned to Nogales from Globe,
where he was engineer for q big
mining company. William is the
owner of valuable Nogales real
estate on which be will make
some needed improvements.
w. M. Smith, accountant for
the w. B. Foshay company, has
arrived in Nogales from Minnea.
polls to take over the accounting
department. of the local Public
Utilities Consolidated Corpora.
ton relieving r. A. Dickerson
who will return to Minneapolis
next month.
Miss Theilan Thomson will re
turn the first of July from a
vacation in the White Noun
tains. During her absence her
stenographic duties at the Office
of Attorneys Hardy & Hardy are
being looked after by Mrs. Beu
lah Wilson, formerly employed
at the Office of the Southern
Trust Company.
st. Andrews Episcopal church
parish and Sunday school will
hold their annual picnic tomor
row afternoon at the Masonic
picnic grounds. The picnic will
start at 800 p. m., according to
the Rev. Frederick G. Taylor,
rector of the church. All are
invited to attend and bring with
them basket lunches. Lemon
ade and coffee will be provided.
John M. Hughes, owner of the
famous Cave Club in Nogales,
Sonora. left Thursday for a visit
at his old home in Pittsburgh,
Pa. and with relatives in Vir,
ginia. He expects to be gone a
month. During his absence, de
pendable E. J.. Rogers, for a
long time manager, will be in
charge at The Cave, assisted by
George Mare and Brock" Muir.
ply, noted mixers"
Captain E. w. Tranter, better
known as Capt. Dingle, " writer
of sea stories for the Saturday
Evening Post and Cosmopolitan
magazines. visited Nogales last
Thursday, to secure material for
a series of stories. He was &C.
companied by I. B. Bischoff.
Captain Tranter is member of
the crew that will sail tomorrow
from San Diego, Calf. on the
"Nomad" to make a tour of the
Seven Seas.
A. J. Mitchell. new superin
tendent of the Nogales public
school system. succeeding Frank
w. Rose, arrived in the city
Monday and immediately began
planning for the organizations of
the next school term. Mr.. Nit
chell was formerly principal of
the Nogales schools, resigning
his position several years ago to
accept the principalship of the
Jerome, Arizona schools. Nit