The border vidette., 1930-02-01

The Nogales Knights of Py.
thias lodge held a special meet
ing Wednesday night, the occa
sion being Past Chancellors'
night. The lodge work was fol.
lowed by refreshments.
The new flying school recently
inaugurated by the Scenic Air
ways, Inc, had it's first session
at the Nogales Airport Sunday
when six students received their
first lesson in the art of flying.
The school is being conducted
under the direction of Captain
Leslie Arnold, famous round
the world hrer.
Mr.. and Mrs F. J. Trimer are
the proud parents of a fne baby
boy. "Florian Trimer, Jr., born
last Saturday at St. Joseph's
hospital. Mother and son are
doing nicely and Thursday E.
R. Thurman, county attorney,
opened an account at the No
gales National bank in the name
of "Florian Trimer, Jr."
The Rev. J. Lindsay Patton,
formerly rector of St. Marks
Episcopal church in Mesa, Ari
zona, and who was recently call
ed for the rectorship of the St.
Andrews Episcopal church of
Nogales, arrived in the city last
Thursday, accompanied by his
wife, and has assumed his duties
as rector of the local parish.
] G. Kendrick of San Luis
Obispo, California, shipped 586
white-face cattle to California,
after the bovines had been prop
erly dipped by Charles V. Fow
ler. The csttles were purchased
from Don Rafael Camou. owner
of a great near Magdalena.
Sonora, the deal being made by
Arthur Page. local cattle buyer.
E. K. Cumming. local realtor,
official representative of the No.
gales Daily Herald and Cham.
Der Of Commerce, and Rev. o.
A. Smith, representing the city,
left Thursday night for Ei Paso.
Texas, where they entrained for
Mexico City, as the invited
guests of the Mexican govern
ment to attend the Inauguration
of Pascual Ortiz next Wednes
day.
The Eks' Autlers dance last
night was a big success. Music
was furnished By Gene Peltier's
orchester, and a new song bit
written by Bob Palms. popular
drummer of the orchestra. was
played for the first time during
the dance. The money raised
by the dance will be used to help
purchase a beautiful Elks' head
which is now on display in the
lodge room.
Enos Crockett, colored, 25th
Infantry soldier. entered a plea
of not guilty to murder in the
first degree in Superior Judge
w. A. O'Connor's court Monday
afternoon. Crockett is charged
with killing Mess Sargent BENZ.
F. Nilsson. also of the 25th In
fantry, several weeks ago with
a rifle at Camp Stephen Little.
Attorney G.. A. Little is defend
ing Crockett.
Thursday in the superior court
of Santa Cruz county, Judge W.
A. O'Connor, officiating, Charles
G. Thompson, we'll known local
mining man. was granted a de
cree of divorce from his wife,
Christina Thompson. Thompson
was represented by Attorneys
Fred Sutter and Walter Roche
of Bisbee, and Mrs. Thompson
by Attorney Fred G. Struck
meyer of Phoenix.
The where abouts OF Alberto
Lopez of Jerome, Arizona. who
recently purchased an interest in
the White House club in No
gales. Sonora. is still a mystery.
Two weeks ago Lopez went JOY
riding with party Of friends
in Sonora. and has not been seen
since that time. Lopez was
driving a new automobile and
wore valuable diamonds and a
gold watch. according to Frank
Flores, his partner in the White
House.
Funeral services for the late
Elizabeth (mother) Mayfield. 81,
who passed away at st. Joseph's
hospital yesterday morning at