The border vidette., 1929-10-05
Frank D. Wilkey. Hermosillo

Frank D. Wilkey. Hermosillo
banker. is here for a short visit
with his brothers, B. Taylor and
Dave Wilkey.
Fred Noon, senior member of
the well known local law firm of
Noon & Noon, who resides in San
Diego, has returned to the coast,
after spending a few days with
relatives. Mr.. Noon is q son Of
DR.. A. 81. Noon, pioneer citizen,
and the father of Bonsall Noon,
junior member of Noon & Noon.
He and his estimable family have
many friends in Nogales, where
they resided before going to San
Diego to make that city their
home.
w. D. Gray, one of the owners
of valuable copper properties
which adjoin the Three r mines
near Patagonia, was recent
visitor ia Nogales on business
connected with the Gray Bros.
group of claims. William al.
ways has q new story to tell his
friends when he comes to town.
Besides being an experienced
miner. Mr.. Gray is q gentleman
and scholar. We hope he'll make
million. then some from his
mines.
The new telegraph line of the
Postal Telegraph Company, con.
Meeting Nogales with the great
Postal system, is completed and
it is expected that the company
will be ready for business in this
city about October Is, in the
building for a long time occupied
by the Key City Tailors in Grand
avenue, recently /; leased by the
telegraph company. Nogales
will soon be- served by two tele.
graph companies-the Western
Union and the Postal.
Captain T. B. (O'Head) Casey,
retired United States naval Off
Ger and gifted writer of sea
stories, who has spent two sum.
mefs in Nogales for the benefit
Of his health, left Wednesday
for New Orleans, from where he
will go to Havana, Cuba, to spend
the winter months. During his
visits in ambos Nogales, Captain
Casey, gentleman, scholar and
traveller. made many friends, oil
of whom hate to see him go and
hope he'll soon return,
The Nogales delegation OF the
Knights of Pythias lodge who
motored to Phoenix Saturday TO
attend the statewide Pythian
meeting in the capital city, re
turned home Sunday. They re-
port the largest meeting OF K.
of P. member ever held in the
state. The following delegates
made the journey from Nogales:
Chancellor Commander Will Ell.
Walker, Grand Chancellor FL. r.
Sisk, g. D.. Rankin, r. Ounce
Leatherman, Arthur Grimm. w.
J. Chalmers, I G.. Ibach. Fl. G.
Neumann and Roy Gardner.
The many friends in Nogales
OF Albert s. Harvey, vice presi.
dent and general manager of the
United States Graphite Com.
pany. of Saginaw, Michigan.
were pleased last Saturday by
receipt by G.. F. Holler, OF tele.
gram from Mr.. Harvey, at Sagi
nav. announcing the arrival at
the Harvey home, of a fine boy,
Albert Sargent Harvey. .Jr. We
join the proud fathers host OF
friends in extending hearty. sin.
cere gratulations, with the hope
that sometime we'll have the
pleasure of welcoming Albert 6.
Harvey, Jr.. and his noble dad
to Nogales.
At the annual meeting of the
Knights of Columbus lodge Wed
nesday night the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year were
elected: S. N. Karam, grand
night; deputy grand night, j. M.
Alvarez Tostado; chancellor,
Rev. Monsignor l.. Duval; re
corder. Jose Matiella, Jr.; treas.
urer, Salomon Saba; financial
secretary, J. M. Valenzuela; war
den, Alex N. Karam; advocate,
Judge Frank j. Duffy; inside
guard, Alfredo Camberos; out
side guard, Harold J. Brown;
trustees, ]. N. Karam, Mariana
Puchi and Phil Herold. These
officers will be installed at the
next regular meeting on October
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