The border vidette., 1930-04-26

w. Fl. Pinkerton, insurance
and real estate broker of Tucson,
and formerly of Nogales. was in
the city Wednesday visiting his
son, Stanley G.. Pinkerton, of
the j. A. Cumming Company.
Mike Levy, Southern Pacific
de Mexico official. has entirely
recovered from injuries sustain.
ed when he was recently shot at
Naco, and was visitor in No
gales this week on company
business.
A. L. Lewis, we'll known local
mining man, is expected to re-,
turn here tomorrow from a bust
ness trip down the west coast of
Mexico. Mr.. Lewis is accom-
panied on the trip by bis daugh
ter, Mrs. w. G. Taylor.
Robert Gustetter, son of DR..
A. l., Gustetter of this city. who
is attending the University of
Arizona, is stage manager of the
senior class follies, "Songs for
Breakfast" which plays in Tue
son tonight in the Temple thea
ter.
Tomorrow afternoon the No
gales Internationals aud Aztecs
of Tucson will cross bats on the
Aztec diamond in Nogales, So
nora, where q new grand stand
was recently erected by Frank
Lown, we'll known local building
contractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips
are to occupy the w. j. Phillips
home on Crawford street during
the summer months. Mr.. An.
derson of the Santo Nino mine
will take the formers apartment
in the Phillips Apartments on
Elm street.
City Alderman J. E. Wise left
Thursday morning for his big
Arizona ranch in Sonora, expect.
ing to be gone several days.
The Arizona ranch is one of the
best ia northern Sonora. Joe
says be wouldn't sell it for q mil
lion dollars.
There is good flow of water
in the Santa Cruz river, said to
be an unusual occurrance at this
time of year. The present spring
is said to be the best from q
rainfall point of view in several
years, and farmers and cattle.
men are sitting pretty"
The six-year- old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barnett of
Patagonia, who was brought to
the St. Joseph's hospital last
| week for treatment for spinal
meningitis is on the road to
complete recovery and Thursday
was able to accompany her par.
ents home. ar
Construction work on the fine
Theodore Gebler memorial build.
ing on Grand avenue, and the
Writ G. Bowman building on
Morley avenue is progressing
rapidly. The two buildings will
be opened about June 1, it is
announced by contractors Caste.
Ian and Phillips.
Wilder r. Crenshaw has re.
turned to his home in Hermosillo
after visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. E. Crenshaw of
Curtis street. At Hermosillo.
Crenshaw is an accountant for
the public utilities owned by the
Billingsby company, with head.
quarters in Chicago.
The social program which was
scheduled for Thursday night at
the Masonic temple by Unity
chapter. order of the Eastern
Star. has been postponed until
the last meeting in May because
of the order of the local board
of health prohibiting public
gatherings at the present time.
The play "Marianella," which
was scheduled to be shown at
the Lyric theater last night un
der the auspices of the Sociedad
de Santa Teresita for the benefit
of the orphanage has been post
poned until next Tuesday even.
ing, April 29. due to the health
department desiring no public
groups to meet during this week.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday morning for Miss Es.
ther Kirkendall, 25, popular high
school teacher, who died Mon
| E.