The border vidette., 1929-08-03

ager of the Standard Oh Co.,
has returned to Nogales from a
business trip to Phoenix.
A. G. Stearns of the Stearns
Marketing company will return
about the tenth of the month
from a business and pleasure
trip to Los Angeles.
Mrs. jeanette Griffith has re
turned from q months vacation
spent at Los Angeles. Her lit
tie daughter, Peggy. remained
at La Jolla with her aunt, Mrs.
V. A. Smelker, and cousins who
will return to Nogales in Sep
tember.
Supervisors Malcolm Middle
ton and A. S. Henderson, and
Clerk Wm. G. Simonton return.
ed Monday from Douglas where
they attended the state tax con
ference. They were accompan
led by Harry Farrior, county
assessor.
Rodolfo Gales. son of Former
President Plutarco Elias Gales
of Mexico, will be q candidate
for governor of Sonora ct the
next state election. according to
reports received here from the
Cajeme district where young
Gales is planter.
The Rev. Victor Godbey, for
merly of Texas, now Z resident
of Phoenix. arrived in Nogales
yesterday to visit the Rev. James
Crutchfield. pastor of the Metho.
dist church, and to hold evangel
istic services at the Methodist
church all next week.
Joe Halstead, member of the
J. D. Halstead Lumber Com.
pany, was = business visitor in
Nogales Thursday from Aqua
Caliente, -Baja Californis. where
he has an important position
with the Cia. Mexicana de Aqua
Caliente, S. A., of which Writ
G. Bowman ia president.
Lions Club members OF south
ern Arizona will meet in Nogales
today for a state wide reunion of
the organization in conjunction
with the charter representation
party arranged for by the re
Gently organized local club of
which Ebert r. Thurman, coun.
ty attorney, is chairman.
Tom Curran. field representa-.
tive of the United Press and
Howard 81. Krueger, managing
editor of the Oakland, California,
Post Enquirer, few south Thurs
day morning in the Bach tri
motored airmail plane OF the
Pickwick Latin American Air
ways, with Captain Daniel E.
Ellis plotting.
Maurice w. Altaffer, junior
American consul at Nogales. So
nora. has returned to his duties
after q six weeks trip in France
and q visit at Washington. D. g.,
and in New York. His wife and
two sons returned to Nogales
with him. They had been visit
ing with Mrs. Altaffer's parents
ia Nice, France.
Attorney Duane Bird, County
Attorney Ebert r. Thurman,
and City Alderman G. G. Cren.
shaw returned Sunday night from
Williams, where they attended
the annual state convention of
the American Legion. The boys
made the trip to the northern
Arizona city by automobile and
report having had q bully"
time.
The contract for paving dis
trict No. 8 will be awarded next
Monday night by the city coun.
Gil, according to Mayor Harry j.
Karns. Four bids are under con.
sideration and property owners
are signing petitions designating
the type of paving they prefer.
The third paving zone comprises
North Grand and Morley ave.
nues and several side streets.
Mrs. Jessie Pauline Cluff, wife
of Rollan Cluff of the United
States Immigration service here,
died Tuesday morning at 4:3O
o'clock at the st. Joseph's hos
pital following an operation for
peritonitis Mrs. Cluff, besides
her husband. leaves q daughter
in Minnesota, two sisters in Los
Angeles. one near Oakland, and
q brother near Portland Oregon.
Funeral services were held last
Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock
at the Carroon MOrtuarv. con.