The border vidette., 1929-02-09

California, are sojourning in
Mexico City, where they have
been the past month"; sccompen
led by their daughter, Betty
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| Three truckloads of flowers,
given by friends Of the late
Bracey Curtis, were transferred
to the Masonic cemetery, where
members of the Eastern Star
decorated graves of departed
| Masons. 80
| The new Mcclellan Store il
Enearing completion and will be
formally opened the .last OF. this
month, it has been announced
The mammoth new store will
ellsmerchandise priced from FIVE
fcents to $1.OO. ~. 4 s,..ss
FfW.'J. Mitchell, local mining
engineer and geologist, will de,
part next week for Sonore, tc
examine and report on some
fmininRsproperty for IN Ameri.
can mining company. He ex'
pects TO be gone ten days.
T.. Lindsay OF Los Angeles, 4
| life-long friend Of the late Bra.
cey. Curtis, with whom he was
associated in business, left, for
home Monday, following his
friends funeral. Mr.. Lindsay
was formerly president Of the
First National Bank.
Mayor Harry J. Karns has
been instructed by the city .sl.
dermsn to confer with tho Pub.
lie Utilities Consolidated Corpor,
alton with the object in; view 10
reduce the amount Of street
lighting. The new ornamental
| lighting system is said TO be the
cause Of the additional expense
70 tie city, -. ~
George i. Morris, ownersaof b
group. OF valuable mineral claims
8 short distance from the Three
Rsmines near Patagonia, awas q
business visitor in Noeales yes.
terday: George has prospected
and; mined in this region Tor
thirty years aud deserves sue
cess. he says his property is
looking good" and is develop.
ing into q paying mine.
Theron Richardson, cashier OF
the First National Bank of No:
Raless and Amos =. Yaeger OF
Alamos. Sonora, accom- panied
the body of the late Bracey Cur
tis to- Phoenix where il was Gre.
mated Tuesday. From Phoenix
the ashes of the &" CHER were
:tskeaeito Medfield, Mssss,s Tor
burialsby deceased's sister, Mrs.
DaisJaEdwards, Mr.. sRichaf3son
and Mr. Yaeger. .:ss.xasA 5es
r. Cx xQe Bud)s Psrket, Tucson,
cattlemans and rodeo, booster.waa
"a a.Nagales visitor Monday from
the. "aneient and honorable pm:
eblesM, Bud said the: big Tucson
rodensiss going TO, be the best
ever. Prizes aggreRating SO,
900 -wiH be offered the contest'
.ants .atSthe rodeo which will be
held February 21-24 under 1.-The
auspices of the Arizona Polo
Association ia conjunction with
the Pima County Fair.s~ii;
A Valentine card party, spon.
sored by the NoRales Woman's 8
club, will be held lin the club
roomSs this afternoon at 2:30
O'clock. The public is cordially
invited TO attend. Members ol
| the committee are: Mrs: a. L;
Gustester. chairman; Mrs. Ralph
Greason, Mrs. Howard Givens,
Mrs. George Gushing, Mrs. G.
E. Hardy, Mrs. Otto H. Herold,
Mrs. James A. Harrison, Mrs.
Sue Henry, Mrs. W. E. Jackson.
Harry c. Crans OF Los An.
geles,F former auditor Of the Dia
mond Match Company of New
York, many years q friend and
business associate OF the late
Bracey Curtis, returned TO the
coast city Monday following the
Curtis funeral, at which he was
one Of fifty honorary pallbear'
ers. Mr.. Cranz is well known
in Nogales, being a brother ol
Frank and William Cranz. de
| ceased. who resided in Nogales
many years. ..y.5,.
Bryan s.. Butcher, manager ol
the Yaqui Distributing Company
with headquarters in the Vile
de Paris building, this city, left
Thursday night for the City o.
Obregon, Sonora, Mexico, OF
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