The border vidette., 1930-11-08
NOVEMBER 8, 1880
LOCAL ITEMS.


Tuesday noon at the Methodist
social hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Perry, for.
merly of Patagonia. were visitors
in Nogales Monday from Owl
Head, Pinal county. They voted
Tuesday at Patagonia.
La Barata building in Morley
avenue is being remodeled. A
new front is being added. Les.
lie Yott is the contractor in
charge of the work
Good rains fell in several sec.
tions of Santa Cruz county Tues.
day afternoon and Wednesday.
to the delight of farmer and
stockraiser. The rain was &C
companied by heavy thunder and
vivid lightning.
The initial shipments of the
winter tomato crop from the
west coast of Mexico has been
delayed until about December /,
according to CASTOR Morris. we'll
known grower and shipper. The
delay is said TO be caused by
heavy rains in Sonora and Sin
aloa. Shipments we're to have
started about November Is.
Joe McIntyre. brother OF Mrs,
Phil Herold. and former teller
in the First National Bank Of
Nogales, is here from Aqua
Caliente, Lower California. where
be occupies a fine position
with the Aqua Caliente Company.
of which Writ G.. Bowman, we'll
known capitalist of this city and
Palm City. California, is presi
dent and principal stockholder.
A. J. Burmudez and wife. who
have been here for the past four
days from EI Paso, Texas, visit
ing relatives. left Tuesday for
their home. Mrs. Bermudez is
q daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Mascarenes. Jr, of Pu
eblo, Mexico, and a niece of Mrs.
L B. Fleiscber and Guillermo
Mascarenas of Nogales. M
Organization of a city bowling
league has been completed with
the election of G. G.. Cheshire as
president; Harry r. Renshaw,
vice-president, and AL Hastin gs,
secretary. There are four teams
now in the league. The Nogales
league will be affiliated with the
Arizona State Bowling associa
tion, according to President Che
shire.
The many friends of Captain
L. w. Mix, 81-year-old pioneer
capitalist of Nogales, will be
pleased to learn that be is re
covering from his recent serious
illness. according to announce
ment made by DR.. A. L. Gus
letter. the attending physician.
Captain Mix has made his home
here many years aud is the
father of the Nogales volunteer
fire department..
The Nogales Tombstone stages
owned by Robert Laney, are
now operating between Nogales
and Douglas. Stages leave this
city at 7:3O a. N. and 4 p. N.
daily, except Sunday. The 7:3C
stage runs straight through to
Douglas, making connections at
Fairbanks with the Golden State
Limited east and on the return
trip leaves Douglas at 2:45 p. N.
arriving in Nogales at ESQ p. m.
The stage leaving here at 4 pm.
connects at Tombstone for all
eastern cities by stage.
Miss Helen Coleman, high
school music teacher, has an
nounced that THE Belle of Bar.
celona" will be produced as the
high school operetta this year.
The production will take place
in December just before Christ
mas vacation. The operetta has
met with popular approval every
where, both as professional and
amateur production. it is said.
It should be particularly popular
here in Nogales as it has a
Spanish setting with Spanish
music and Spanish costumes.
Believe It or Not, Ripley
hasn't anything on the Noga
les district when it comes to the
size of vegetables. A. D. Smith
of the Cananea Cattle company
today presented to the Nogales
chamber of commerce an OK
heart tomato weighing two and
a half pounds. The tomato is