The border vidette., 1929-11-30

Tue boy OCOutS Will 'neeO Ou
December 9 to elect officers and
arrange the coming years pro
gram.
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Myers are
the proud parents of a fne 81
pound boy, born at $50 o'clock
Wednesday morning at the ST.
Josephs Hospital Mother and
son, Richard Austin Myers, III.
are doing nicely, and Daddy
Hank feels like a million dollars.
Three carloads of tomatoes, the
first of the season, reached the
international border Monday
morning from the west coast of
Mexico. Two of the cars we're
consigned to CASTOR Morris, local
tomato grower and shipper. and
were sent to the Fry Brokerage
Company of Chicago.
Mrs. Maude A. Ritchie and
Mrs. Blanche E. Mitchell OF New
York, sisters of the late Bracey
Curtis Of this city,. have been
spending a week in Nogales on
business. From here they will
60 to Los Angeles for a months
visit with their sister. Mrs. Daisy
Edwards, before returning to the
East. ~ ....
A. M. Gillespie, president of
the Nogales National Bank, was
called to Eli Paso, Texas, Mon
day night by telegram an
nouncing the illness of his son,
Mills Gillespie. who has been
attending the New Mexico Mill
tary Institute at Roswell. Mills
was brought to a hospital in Ell
Paso for treatment.
The big Lincoln sedan belong.
ing to J.. F. johnson and driven
by William Fl. Davey, manager
of the West Coast Motor Com.
pany, was destroyed by fire
Tuesday night near Tubac and
is a total loss, according to Mr..
Davey, who was returning from
a business trip to Tucson. : The
accident occurred shortly after
midnight.
The plant formerly used by
the Santa Cruz Patagonian,
which ceased ublication several
months ago, has been sold by
Howard Keener to George 3.
Corn, and moved from Pata
gonia, TO Buckeye. Arizona, where
the Weekly Times Publishing
Company. of which Mr.. Corn is
president. will begin publication
next week. :<.
On Sunday night. November
Oath q six pound baby girl was
born: in the Good Samaritan hos
pital in Los Angeles, to Mrs.
Townsend B. Hood, daughter Of
the late 81. J. Temple, general
manager of the Southern Pacific
de Mexico railroad: Mrs. Hood
has many friends in Nogales,
where she resided before going
to the coast city.
The Nogales city council last
Wednesday night unanimously
voted to award the contract for
a new pumping unit to be in.
stalled at the city water works
on the Santa Cruz river, to Roy
& Titcomb, Inc, of Nogales, at
q cost of $4,000. The council
also awarded the contract for
new concrete pump house build
ing to Frank Lown for $5, 734. go.
With The pastors of the No
gales churches uniting, union
Thanksgiving services were held
Thursday morning in the Trinity
Congregational church. Rev. F.
G. Harrell, pastor of the Metho.
dist church, preached the ser.
mon, and pastors of other local
churches took part in the ser.
vice. Members of all churches
and the general public were in
vited to attend.
Bishop Walter Mitchell of the
Episcopal diocese of Arizona.
accompanied by the Rev. J. r.
Helms, arrived in the city Tues.
day morning from Phoenix and
met the vestry of St. Andrews
Episcopal church at a luncheon
held in the King cafe. While
here Bishop Mitchell also visited
the Rev. D. Fl. Dow, acting rec
tor of st. Andrews. before de
parting for Phoenix Tuesday
afternoon.
Word was received in Nogales
yesterday morning to the effect
that Mrs. w. 81. Pinkerton, for
merly of this city. and mother
0f Stanlev G. PinkartOn of the