The border vidette., 1930-02-22

ala, gave q missionary ADDRESS
last evening at 7:30 o'clock al
the First Babtist church. The
doctor related some of his inter
esting experiences which be had
during the long years of labor in
the foreign field.
Mrs. J. B. Bristol, Mrs. Duane
Bird and Mrs. George Januel ad
dressed the girls of the Nogales
high school Wednesday in re
gard to forming a girls club in
Nogales. The club will sponsor
horseback riding. swimming,
dramatics, literary work and
other girls activities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Sanders
returned to Phoenix Monday,
after short visit with Nogales
friends. Sunday they were at
Tucson where they presented q
Ford coupe to their daughter,
Miss Dorothy Sanders, as a
birthday gift. Miss Sanders is
a student at the University of
Arizona.
Eva Dugan, murderers of A.
J. Matthias, Tucson recluse, paid
the death penalty at the state
prison at Florence at daybreak
yesterday morning, execution
being witnessed by many news
paper men and other invited
guests. Eva was the first wo.
man ever put to death at the
Arizona penitentiary. And that's
that.
Mrs. Tootsy Wren, daughter
Of the late Mrs. Frank Stone of
Patagonia. has left the employ
of the Arizona Backing Company
to return to Patagonia and live
with her father, who is station
agent there for the Southern Pa
cifc Company. Her place as
cashier of the packing company
is being taken by Mrs. G. II.
Meadows.
Archibald Roosevelt, son of
the late Theodore Roosevelt, is
in the Ruby district, this county,
hunting for mountain lions. He
is accompanied by Billy Chester,
famous lion hunter and guide,
and a few friends. Following the
hunting trip in Arizona, Roose
velt and Chester, will go on a
hunting trip through Sonora.
Roosevelt formerly attended q
private school near Tucson.
Nogales is to have another
airport, the Doupe-Greene Fly
ing Service, having on Monday
transferred its activities from
the Nogales international Air
port on the Nogales- Patagonia
road to point cn the Tucson
highway five miles north of the
city on property leased from J.
F. Johnson. Tho site of the
new airport is that formerly used
by Ed. Koehler prior to the
Mexican revolution last spring.
Don Cayetano Ynigo. about 81
years, many years a prominent
citizen and large property owner
of Nogales, Sonora. died at 6
o'clock Saturday evening. follow
ing an operation for cancer of
the abdomen. Funeral services
were held at 5 o'clock Sunday
evening with the Carroon Nor
tuary in charge, and interment
took place in the Rosario GENE
terry in Nogales, Sonora. Ynigo
is survived by a wife and several
children, and two sisters.
Preparations are underway for
the entertainment of several
hundred fremen from various
Arizona citities who will Assem-
BILE here April 5. 6 and z in an
nual convention. according to
Arthur Peck. chief of the No
gales fire department. The No
gales Chamber of Commerce is
cooperating with the members
of the local fire department in
preliminary work and nothing
will be left undone to make the
coming convention the most sue
cessful ia the history Of the or.
ganization.
At the closing session of the
twenty-fourth annual convention
of the Arizona Cattle Growers
Association held here Wednes.
day, the following officers we're
elected for the ensuing year: w.
G. Peterson, Phoenix, president;
Dan Mckinney of Elgin, first
vice-president; M. T. Clemans,
Florence, second vice-president;
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