The border vidette., 1929-06-15

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Houle spent Sunday at Phillips
Cabin on Mount Lemon. high ur
| in the Santa Catalina mountains,
where Mr.. Phillips goes to gel
away from hay fever every year.
| w. v. Redditt was a Nogales
visitor Monday and Tuesday oi
this week from Naco where be
recently went to become engi
neer for the Arizona Edison Co.,
supplying water and lights for
the towns of Bisbee and Warren.
Mrs. Ray Smith passed thru
! Nogales last Saturday en- route
from El Paso to her homein
Empalme, Sonora, where her
husband is employed by the S.
P. de M. r. R. Ray is son OF
the late Will Smith, former city
clerk of Nogales.
A Rainbow Social be given
by the Young Ladies of Sodality
(Children of Nary tomorrow
afternoon, commencing at 500
O'Clock, as a benefit for the Sa.
cred Heart church. The social
will be held in the Sacred Heart
school. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Ash.
burn of Long Beach, California,
are visiting relatives in Nogales
and San Rafael Valley. Mrs.
Ashburn is daughter of Mrs.
Tom Heady of Lochiel, and Mr..
Ashburn is a brother of Mrs.
| Robert Laney of this city.
Mrs. E. l. Spriggs and child.
rem of Stafford. Arizona, have ar
rived in Nogales to join Judge
Spriggs, who is now practicing
law here. The Judge and fami
ly will make their home in this
city where Judge Spriggs has
already made many friends.
Rev. O. A. Smith, city alder.
man, is leaving tomorrow morn.
ing for a six weeks tour through
Illinois and New Jersey. Rev.
Smith will lecture under the
auspices of the Congregational
Young Peoples Educational
Movement and his general theme
will be Our Mexican Neigh.
bors."
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hall, who
were married here last week,
have gone to the University of
Michigan at Ann Arbor, Mich,
where Tom will take a three
years course in law. beginning
with the summer semester on
June Is. Tom is a son of Mrs.
Duane Bird. Attorney Duane
Bird, Toms step-father. gradu
ated for Ann Arbor with high
| honors. @
Otto Fl. Herold, president OF
the First National Bank of No
gales, and his brother Phil, city
clerk and treasurer. accompani
ed by their wives, spent the
weekend at the big Santa Rosa
ranch in Pima county with Mr..
and Mrs. Cy. Marsteller. The
Santa Rosa Ranch is owned by
the First National Bank. Cyrus
Marsteller, brother of Grover
Marsteller, assistant cashier, is
manager of the ranch.
Mayor and Mrs. 81. J. Karns
left Sunday morning by auto for
the northern part of the state,
via Mormon Lake where they
expected to camp a few days
and then proceed to the Grand
Canyon, where Mayor Karns
served on the governors com.
mittee at the dedication of Lees
Ferry bridge, and Mrs. Karns
served on the reception commit
tee with Mrs. Phillips at the
final ceremony. Mayor and Mrs
Karns will be absent from No
gales about two weeks.
Mrs. R. M. Howell. wife of R.
| M. Howell, telephone operator
for the Southern Pacific of Mex
leo railroad in Nogales. Sonora,
died Tuesday morning at 2:1(
o'clock at the home of her sister
| Mrs. Minnie Rogers. 152 Terrace
avenue, following a months i'll
ness. Deceased was As years o1
age. Besides her husband and
sister, she leaves two sons,
Robert, Jr.. age 16, and Elwood
age 13. Funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. Frederick
G. Taylo rector of st. Andrews
Episcopal church, at the Rogers
home, at 4 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, interment being in the
Nopales Cemetery.