The border vidette., 1929-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burns
spent the weekend with friends
] in Tucson.
( The Ridge-Igo post of the
American Legion held their reg
| ular monthly meeting Wednes.
/ day night at the Nogales cham.
Der of Commerce rooms at eight
o'clock and discussed plans for
4 the Armistice celebration Novem.
| Der 11th and also made plans for
the Legion picnic TO be held this
fall.
No change will be made in the
location of the International
Drug store on Morley avenue, it
is announced. A stairway will
be built at the north end of the
store leading to the second floor
above the building and the front
of the drug store will he altered
and large show windows install.
ed, it is announced.
Pete Etchells, superintendent
of the American Boy mine at the
Mansfield Camp in the Santa
Rita mountains, was Nogales
visitor Tuesday. Pete recently
sustained a broken arm when be
mixed it with compressor at
the American Boy mine. DR..
McFarlin of Patagonia fixed the
broken wing" which is doing
| nicely.
The drafting of the Constitu
tion of Arizona" by Rev. James
Crutchfield, and school activi
ties" by Forrest Westerland,
principal of the Nogales high
school, we're the main topics at
the Nogales Hiram club lunch
Leon Wednesday noon at the Ma
sonic temple Harold Stiles, high
school teacher. was . Hiram
visitor.
Attorney Alfred Trippel, for
merly. of Tucson and Nogales,
now a resident of Huntington
Park. California, was a week
end visitor on the border. Until
recently Mr.. Trippel was assist.
ant attorney of Los Angeles
county. He is the son of Eugene
Trippel. pioneer citizen of the
ancient honorable pueblo. Tue
son. Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Byrns left
Wednesday in their car for Los
| Angeles where they expect to
spen2 several months and then
will return to Nogales where
they have many friends. For q
long time Earl was in charge of
the slot machines in Nogales,
Sonora, which we're recently put
out of commission by order of
the Mexican government. N
| Miss Matilde Davila will be
queen of the annual Sixteenth
of September three-day seelebra
ton opening here today. Miss
Davila was declared queen at a
dance held Sunday night at the
| Casino Nogalense in Nogales,
Sonora. when she received 46. 900
more votes more than her near.
est competitor. Queen Matilde
is the lovely daughter of Mrs.
Maria Vda. de Davila of No
gales, Sonora.
| Barnett F. Marks of Phoenix,
grand lecturer of the grand lodge
of Free and Accepted Masons Of
Arizona, made his official visit
before Nogales Masonic Lodge
No. IL, last night at the Masonic
temple starting at 8 o'clock. A
second degree was conferred fol,
lowed by smoker and refresh
ments in honor of the high Ma
sonic official, who was accom-
panied to Nogales by a delegation
from the Tucson lodge.
Henry and Tony Muheim, sons
of Joe Muheim, pioneer Bisbee
banker and mine owner, who
| for the past three months have
been motoring in California and
the Northwest, arrived in No
gales Thursday from Globe. The
boys are >experienced miners.
They will stay here for the big
three day Sixteenth of Septem
Der celebration, commencing to
day, then they will go to Ruby,
and maybe go to work in the
mine there.
| Manager Byron Butcher of
the Obregon Distributing Com
pany, and Mrs. Butcher, have
returned from a delightful vaca
ton trip in the east. At Sagi.