The border vidette., 1929-11-16

| VlSlt, St&yIOk Ht tU0 NEW DTICh'
wood hotel. Bill is an enthusi
astic Elk, being a life mem Der OF
the Nogales B. p. O. E. lodge.
Mrs. John G. Greenway OF
Tucson, widow of the late Gen.
Green way, was among the many
out of town guests at the Span
ish War Veterans annual dance
at the Aztec Club Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Leeker,
OF Memphis. Tenn, formerly of
Nogales, are here for g short
visit with old friends. They own
| valuable real estate in this city
including the Evans hotel prop.
erty.
A large crowd was ia No2ales
Sunday and Monday for the big
Armistice Day celebration. All
hotels we're crowded with guests
from Bisoee, Tucson, Douglas,
Tombstone and other Arizona
cities.
l.. 81. Grimes aud wife, for
merly of Nogales, now residents
of Tucson, were Grimes is q
member OF the city police force,
were here for the Spanish War
Veterans dance Sunday night at
the Aztec CLUB, Nogales, Sonora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Zinsmeister,
owners and managers of Circle
(Z) guest ranch near Patagonia,
spent Armistice Day 10 Nogales,
accompanied by party Of guests
At their beautiful pleasure re
sort said to be the tioest of its
kind ia .the southwest.
Unity chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, gave a farewell
party Thursday at the Masonic
temple after the regular meeting
to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Noon, who
are leaving next week for San
Diego, California. where they
will make their future home.
Joe Figueros, bockkeeper and
accountant for C. G. Cheshire,
automobile dealers at Mesa, was
here Armistice Day for a visit
With old-time friends. Joe was
loud in praise of the wonderful
Salt River Valley but said be
still claimed Nogales his home.
Joe Morris, brother of George
w. Morris. we'll known mining
man, who recently sold =. large
group OF mining claims located
near the Three R mines to the
Santa Cruz Metals Corporation,
died recently at bis home in Del
Rio. Texas, following . short
Illness.
Funeral services wers held
here Monday for Albers l. Kins
ley, Y, pioneer San Rafael Val
ley rancher. who died Saturday
from heart trouble while riding
in an automobile. Interment
was in the Nogales cemetery.
Deceased is survived by his wife
and four sons.
Work on the new municipal
market in Nogales, Sonora, is
progressing under the personal
| supervisor of G. D. Rankin, local
contractor and builder, who is
on the job early and late. The
new market will be completed on
schedule time according to the
plans and specifications.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Barry
aud daughter, Frances, of Tue
son, were week end visitors in
Nogales as guests OF Mrs. James
Breen. The Barrys formerly
resided in Nogsles where they
have many friends. Mr.. Barry
is a prominent member of the
Knights of Columbus lodge.
W. J. Gray, one of the owners
of the Gray Brothers group of
copper mines adjoining the Three
R mines near Patagonia. was q
business visitor in Nogsles Wed
nesday. MIR. Gray recently sold
q mill site to the Three r people
on which q mill is now being
erected under the supervision Of
Pat Stouffer, we'll known mill
wright Of this city.
The largest turnout for lodge
meeting this year was had Tues.
day night by the Nogales Elks
lodge when more than rs local
and visiting Elks gathered to
greet 81. M. Starkweather of
Tucson. Arizona, district deputy
of the lodge, who made an off
cial visit to the local lodge. En
tertainment for the occasion was
provided by the Club Royal