The border vidette., 1931-02-21
FEBRUARY 2l, 1881
LOCAL ITEMS.

Postmaster Chas. L Beatty's
many friends will be pleased to
learn that be has recovered from
an attack of influenza.
The Nogales Masonic lodge
held it's regular monthly meeting
Tuesday night at the Masonic
temple at 8 o'clock.
The United States government
has purchased the Santa Rosa
ranch in Pima county from the
First National Bank of Nogales,
for the sum of 100000.
Arthur Naddie, owner of the
.Concordia Bar. is very i'll at the
ST. Charles Hotel. Naddie is a
Mason and memb Der of the No
gales Eks Lodge.
Mrs. Lawrence George is visit
ing here from Los Mochis, Sin.
Mexico. Her husband formerly
was clerk at the new Moptezuma
hotel ia this city. Now be is
manager of the Bienestar hotel
atLos Mochis.
The G. G. Cheshire Motor
company garage located at Mesa,
Arizona. was badly damaged by
Ere recently causing large loss.
The garage is owned by Cheshire
Brothers of this city.
Many local people are register
ing to cast their ballots at the
city primary election to be held
Tuesday, Aprif7. The registra
ton books are open at the Office
of City Clerk Phil Herold.
Albert J. Abbott. worshipful
master of the Nogales Masonic
lodge last year, was presented
with 8 beautiful past masters
jewel by the present master,
Harry A. Wilson, on behalf of
the lodge Tuesday night at the
regular monthly meeting at the
Masonic temple.
The annual stockholders, meet
ing of the Nogales Building and
Loan Association was. held Tues
day afternoon and the usual
semi-annual dividend was de
clared. Harry r. Renshaw is
the efficient, accommodating sec
retary of the association which
has done much toward the up
building of Nogales during the
many years it has existed.
Howard Givens, formerly con
nected with the Owl Drug store,
has left for Ei Centro. California,
where he and his estimable wife
will make their home. Givens
has become interested in drug
business in that city, where the
Gi0ens resided before coming to
Nogales to manage the Owl
Drug store. In leaving Nogales
Mr.. and Mrs. Givens take with
them the best wishes of a host of
friends.
Edward Titcomb, head of Roy
& Titcomb. Inc, left yesterday
for San Bias. Nayarit. where his
company's great lum Der mills
are located, with enough orders
pending to keep the mills in
operation for the next three
years. Roy & Titcomb, Inc.
recently received a long term
contract with the Southern Pa
cific of Mexico Company to fur
nish hardwood railroad ties to be
used for it's lines in Mexico.
Through special arrangement
with radio station XVOA at Tue
son, Joe Berk, proprietor of The
Modern store of this city and
Berk's of Tucson, has assured
lovers of fine music. a year OF
entertainment in the form OF
classical selections. The Berk
programs will be broadcast from
KVOA every day between l p.
m. and 1:30 p. N. Randitions
will be made by the Berk trio
composed of violin, sello and
piano.
Otto 81. Herold, president OF
the First National Bank, and
DR.. V. A. Smelker left here last
Tuesday for a visit With Amos
Yeager at the beautiful Yeagel
Hacienda near Alamos. During
their visit they will attend the
annual meeting of the famous
Panther Pea Club of which they
are charter members. Dr.. W
J. Phillips of the Owl Drug
store, this city, and Alex Hand
ley, popular superintendent o.
the Southern Pacific dc Mexico