The border vidette., 1930-11-01

Jr.. Saturday night. Both mo
ther and baby are reported do
ing nicely. The father is EN-.
| ployed at the brokerage Office
of his uncle, G. F.. Holler.
| F. G. Harrell, pastor of the
Methodist church, south, of No.
| gales. has been transferred to
Cartwright church at Phoenix
and be will be succeeded in the
local pastorate by S. B. Clenden
in, of McNary, according tc
adyices received here.
! ]. L Cadagan, member of the
G. F. Holler brokerage firm, left
Tuesday on business trip to
the Yaqui mining district for the
American Smelling and Reaning
Company. Mr.. Cadagan has had
many years experience in the
mining game as manager of big
mining properties both in the
United States and Cd Mexico.
The voting place for Ward No.
2. Nogales, has been changed
from that used in the primary
election. The voting will be
done November 4 in the Roy &
Titcomb building just north of
Roy Alexis Autoaide Service
Station on Grand avenue. For
merly il was at the high school
gymnasium.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Diamos
have returned to San Diego, fol
lowing few days visit in this
city, where they resided many
years before moving to the coast
city. While here they voted an
absentee ballot, not forgetting
their many democratic friends
who are candidates for state and
county Off ce.
George B. Mason, special Gus
toms agent. who was formerly
stationed in Nogales, has been
promoted to special customs
agent in charge of the district Of
Los Angeles. Mr.. Mason and
his wife, formerly Inez Walker
of this city. were here Tuesday.
They left Wednesday morning
for Los Angeles. where they will
make their future home. While
here Mr.. Mason purchased a fine
new Buick coupe and presented
it to bis wife.
w, O. McCracken. 20, recent
~ discharged cook at the ranch
of James M. Hiler, near Nogales,
is 10 the county Jail and soon
will be in the state penitentlary
for forging the name Of his for
mer employer to four checks,
which be attempted to cash here
and in Nogales, Sonora, Wed
nesday night. l. is also report
ed that McCracken has a Jail
record and served a sentence of
from l to 8 years in the Utah
penitentiary for theft of an auto
mobile.
! The Nogales public schools
will declare half holiday Mon
day. November 10 and a full
holiday on Armistice day, Tues
day, November IL, according to
announcement made by Superin
tendent A. j: Mitchell. The half
holiday Monday will permit the
school children to attend the
Gentry Brothers circus which
will show here on that date. It
is deemed that the circus is in
structive and educational as we'll
as entertaining.
At the recent meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Ridge
Igo post of the American Legion,
Mrs. Harry T. Conner, wife Of
the newly elected post com
mander, was elected president.
to succeed Mrs. Chas. L. Hardy,
the organizations first president.
Mrs. Gene Richards was elected
vice president; Mrs. Ray In
skeep. secretary; Mrs. Fred.
Gilmore, treasurer; and Mrs. G..
L. Hardy, Mrs. F. w. Kerr and
Mrs. A. L. Gustetter, executive
committee women.
Victor J. Wager, democratic
candidate for sheriff, and Ed
Bohlinger, democratic candidate
for state representative. are go
ing strong and their election next
Tuesday by large majority is
assured. Ed and Vic are known
personally to large majority of
the voters in every precinct in
Santa Cruz county. Vic and Ed
are men of honor whose word is
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