The border vidette., 1930-02-08

Attorney NJ. G. Little, Sr., has
returned from a professional trip
to New York City.
Governor Francisco Elias of
Sonora, Mexico, and wife, with
several friends, were the guests
Monday night of Henry Precia
do, manager of the Fox Nogales
thea,er. Governor Elias left
Tuesday afternoon for Hermo.
sillo. the Sonora state capital.
Frank Damos and family will
leave today for San Diego, Cali
fornia, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Diamos
lived here for Is years. During
that time be conducted the No
gales theater, now the Fox No
gales Theatre.
In order to raise funds to help
finance Nogales basketball
team to enter the Southern Ari
zona basketball league consist
ing of Nogales, Tucson, Douglas
and Bis bee, a benefit dance was
held last night at the Firemen's
hall, starting at 9 o'clock.
Edward E. Holler, Jr., and his
bride. formerly Miss COnsuelO
Joffroy, who we're married here
on January % at the Sacred
Heart church, have returned
from their honeymoon trip to
Guaymas, and are now at
home" at 100 Terrace avenue.
A. A. Castaneda, commander
of the local post American LIE
gion, and Gus r. Michaels, post
adjotant, yesterday flew to
Phoenix to attend state widge
conference called to discuss the
annual convention to be held in
Noeales, three days, July "a, Is
and 26.
County Offices at the court
house were closed Wednesday
afternoon out of respect to Mrs.
Victor j. Wager. Mr.. Wager
was formerly county assessor.
The police court was also sus.
pended as a tribute to the below
ed pioneer woman of Santa Cruz
county.
Mrs. w. J. Mitchell. accom-
panied by her daughter, Grace.
and Mrs. Frank Rose. motored
over from Tucson yesterday for
a few hours visit here with old
friends. The Mitchells will re
turn to Nogales soon to again
reside in this city, where they
own a fine home.
An X-ray picture taken Wed
nesday morning of Victor Wager,
who was injured Sunday after.
noon when his car collided with
Southern Pacific passenger
train at the Tumacacori Mission
crossing, revealed two bones
we're fractured. No internal in
juries were found.
The regular monthly dinner
meeting of the Association of
Ambos Nogales, consisting of
heads of American and Mexican
oficicial departments, was held
last evening at the Cavern Cafe,
Nogales. Sonora, with Presidente
A. G. Villasenor, president of
the association, presiding.
Mrs. Clementine K. Temple
and two charming daughters
have moved into their beautiful
newly purchased home, the for
mer residence of the late Bracey
Curtis, 223 Ora wford street. The
property was recently purchased
from the Curtis estate and is one
of the most attractive residences
in Nogales.
A meeting of Santa Cruz coun.
ty cattlemen will take place here
Monday forenoon to arrange for
the reception to be extended to
members of the Arizona Cattle
Growers Association which will
convene here in annual conven
ton February 18 and 19. All
cattlemen are urged to be pres.
ent at the meeting Monday.
Frank johnson and Walter
Chesser of the Manhattan Club,
Nogales, Sonora, motored to
Tucson Thursday to inspect the
handsome new home recently
erected there by Mr.. Johnson
who soon will move his family
from Lordsburg. New Mexico to
Tucson, where his ldestdaughter
is attending the University of