The border vidette., 1929-09-21

| Aerial celebration here Saturday
and Sunday. Many of them re
mained over for the Mexican In
dependence fiesta Monday.
! w. G. Poor of the Arizona Con
crete Company, of Phoenix, is
here experimenting the erection
of the massive pillars for the
ornamental archways on the in
ternational line ct the Grand and
Morley avenue entrances into
the United States from Mexico.
Life, Liberty and Pursuit OF
Happiness" was the phrase used
by Judge w. A. O'Connor in his
talk to the Hiram club at the
Masonic temple last Wednesday
noon, when he spoke at length
on the Constitution of the United
States in observance of Consti
tuition Week.
Thomas Morgan, general man
ager of the Pickwick Airways,
arrived in Nogales from Los An
geles Sunday, accompanied by
a party Of friends, who fiew here
from the coast city in two planes
to take part in the International
Aerial celebration and the Six
teenth of September fiesta.
Charles O'Keefe left Monday
to resume his duties with the
Zacatecas Metals Company in
the state Of Zlcatecas, following
a visit here with relatives and
friends. Charles is q graduate
Of the Nogales high school and
the University Of Arizona. He
is a son OF Mrs. Con O'Keefe of
this city.
| Mrs. Hazel Headley, former
we'll known musical entertainer
of Nogales. where she had many
friends, died at a hospital in
Tucson last Saturday night, fol
lowing long illness. Hazel was
an accomplished musician and
filled q number of engagements
in cabarets in Nogales, Sonora,
coming here from Tucson, where
she and her husband resided 10
years.
/ Charles B. Ward, chairman of
the Arizona Colorado River com
mission, arrived in Nogales Sun
day from his ranch in Sonora,
leaving Monday for his home in
Phoenix. While here Mr.. Ward
held a conference with Governor
John G. Phillips of Arizona, who
few to Nogales from Phoenix to
attend the international Aerial
celebration and Mexican Inde.
pendence Day fiesta, Sept. Is IS.
Mrs. William Cavanaugh and
three children and maid, are
Visiting at the. home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Mitchell, from the
beautiful : CavanauEh home 'at
Palm City, California. Before
her marriage. Mrs. Cavanaugh
was Miss Edna Bowman, lovely
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Writ
G.. Bow man, formerly Of this city,
who now reside at Palm City,
one of the beauty spots near San
Diego.
Judge and Mrs. Frank Duffy.
accompanied by John P. Burton,
local contractor and builder. who
are in New York on business and
pleasure. report having a fine
successful trip and expect soon
to return home. Burton recent
ly inherited q valuable estate in
New York state from an uncle
whom be never saw. Judge
Duffy, who is native of New
York. is Burton's legal repre-.
sentative.
The body of Anita Proto. 55,
who died in Tucson from heart
disease. reached here on Thurs
days train. accompanied by de-
ceased's brother. Spiro Proto,
secretary of the Sonora Bank &
Trust company. Funeral ser.
vices were held Thursday after
noon in the Episcopal church,
interment being in the Nogales
cemetery. Anita resided in No
gales many years, being a mem
ber of the pioneer Proto family
of this city and Cocospera ranch
| in Sonora, Mexico.
Contractor Chas. D.. Rankin is
busy with q force of men tearing
down the two old buildings at the
corner of Grand avenue and Elm
street to make way for the con
struction of the new Texaco
super service station. Charles
Frazier, of Frazier Brothers, 10
cal Texaco dealers, says that the
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