The border vidette., 1930-03-01

Il. D. Boyd of the Arizona
Trading Company, left Monday
on a business trip to Cajeme and
Los Mochis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cowdrey
and cons, George, Jr., and Ro
bert. are spending ten days visit.
ing cities along the Pacific coast
as far north as San Francisco.
They are accompanied by Mrs.
Cowdrey's mother, Mrs. Eddie.
L. Lucas. pilot for the Pick.
wick Latin American Airways,
returned Tuesday from Mexico
City where he has been for the
past several months piloting q
plane from that city to Guate
mals, one Of the longest fights
in Mexico.
Members of the Home Art
section of the Nogales Girls
Club are requested to be present
at meeting to be held at the
club rooms, 222 Terrace avenue,
at 4:30 p. m. on Tuesday next.
Mrs. Ralph Greason will preside
at the meeting.
E.. b. Bohlinger, Patagonia
mining man, administrator of
the estate Of the late Colonel r.
r. Richardson. founder of Pata.
gonia, was a Noeales business
visitor Tuesday. Ed has many
friends here who always are
pleased to see him.
j. G. Barnes of Phoenix, for.
mer citizen OF Nogales, was here
Wednesday on q business trip.
Reported the recent safe arrival
at his home in Phoenix, of q fine
son. Mother and son are doing
nicely and will spend the sum.
mer months in Nogales.
A. A. Castapeda, local mer.
chant and commander of Ridge.
.Igo post, American Legion. has
returned from a three weeks
business visit to Los Angeles
and San: Francisco. Reports ex
tremely warm weather on the
coast. especially 10 Frisco.
S. J. Duckworth of San Fran.
cisco, who lived in Nogales 80
years ago, was visitor here
this week, renewing old friend
ships. When here Duck worth
was connected with the United
States customs house, when q.
K. Chenoweth was collector of
customs.
A Neon sign thirty feet in
length, two and a half feet wide,
bearing eighteen inch glowing
letters will mark the front OF the
new quarters to be occupied by
the Arizona Furniture company
which aWill be in the Gebler
building now under construction
on Grand avenue.
- A woman's branch of the No
gales, Rifle Club is being organ.
lied and all women wishing to
join should make application to
A. L. Meloche, secretary-treas
urer of4the rife club. It is plan
ned to have the woman's branch
take part in the state matches at
Fort Huachuca April 19.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fidel Pujol are
the proud parents of q fine six
and one half pound girl born at
8 o'clock Sunday morning. Mrs.
Pujol before her marriage was
Miss Caroline Harper. Mr.. Pu
jol is a son of Attorney j. 0.
Pujol and is connected with the
Western Auto Supply Go.
Paul Correll of Tucson, promi
nent in Elks circles. who was a
visitor in Nogales Thursday, an
nounced that the annual state
convention of the B. P. O. E..
lodge will be held at Phoenix
April 27, % and 20. It is ex
pected to be the largest attended
state meeting the Elks ever held.
DR.. j. II. Finerty. we'll known
mining man of Altar. Sonora, is
critically i'll in st. Joseph's hos
pital and but little hopes are
held for his recovery. DR.. Fin
erty is q native of Nashua, N.
e., where he is a member of the
Elks lodge. Nogales Elks are
doing all that is possible to make
him comfortable.
Mr.. J. S. Johnson, retired silk
merchant of Long Beach, Cali
fornia, is a guest at the Monte
yuma. This is Mr.. Johnson's s
second visit to Nogales during