The border vidette., 1931-07-25

Hank Meyers made his first
solo flight yesterday morning at
the International airport in his
Curtis Wright, Jr., plane. which
be recently purchased.
Attorney George Hilzinger of
Tucson was q border city visitor
Monday accompanied by a New
York attorney who has been in
Tucson for the benefit of his
health.
Rodolfo Tapia OF Hermosillo,
left Thursday for Mexico City,
following summons from Ro
dolfo Elias Gales. governor elect
of Sonora. who will take office
September Is.
L. l. Bennen. manager of the
Postal Telegraph Company, has
rented the home of Mrs. Wuer
schmidt in Walnut Grove. Mrs.
Wuerschmidt is leaving soon to
locate in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fowler
were here yesterday from their
home ia Tucson. They resided
in Nogales many years. Mrs.
Fowler is sister of Dr.. w. F.
Chenoweth of this city.
Chief of Police Jay Lowe and
wife are enjoying a two weeks
vacation trip to Grand Canyon
and northern California. During
his absence. J. M. Soto, Jr.. is
acting IS chief of police.
Mrs. T. G. Wright, connected
with the American consulate in
Nogales, Sonora, is expected to
return about August l from a
vacation spent In the state of
Washington with relatives.
Ira D. Owen, immigration in
spector here. left Wednesday
with bis family on three weeks
automobile trip to Lewisville,
Arkansas, to visit his father, u.
G. Owen, who is 80 years old.
Supervisor w. II. Roath and
William Simonton. clerk of the
board of supervisors. returned
today from Douglas where they
attended the state tax conference
which met Thursday and yester.
day.
AL A. Castaneda, proprietor of
the Model Shoe Store, has re
turned from an outing on the
coast Says he's glad to be back
in Nogales where the climate
has California beat mile-then
some.
Harry r. Renshaw, secretary
of the Nogales Building & Loan
Association. and Roy Bratton of
the Bratton Cafe, left Thursday
nightfor a ten day trip to San
Diego, Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
e. A. VESSEL joins the Nogales
baseball team at Douglas tomor.
row and will accompany them on
their trip to El Paso where they
play July % to August 2. The
home team defeated Douglas
yesterday, 6 to 4.
Mail Carrier Lewis Bristol and
wife are the proud parents of q
bouncing" baby boy, born last
Saturday morning. Mother and
son are dong nicely and Dr.. A..
L. Gustetter says the happy
father will recover.
Mrs. Newt B. Mercer returned
Sunday from q trip to the Pacific
north west, where she accompan
led Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Cheshire.
who will return to Nogales next
week. Mr.. Mercer motored to
Tucson to meet his wife.
Joseph Pomeroy, colonel in
the 158th Arizona Infantry, was
here Thursday making arrange.
ments to move his family to this
city from Mesa, Arizona. Col.
Pomeroy will again be connected
with the immigration service.
Dave O'Neil. city clerk and
treasurer of Douglas, was among
out of town people attending the
local electric rate hearing. It is
said Douglas will soon ask the
the Arizona corporation commits.
sion for q lower electric rate.
State Representative Ed. F.
Bohlinger Of Patagonia, was a
Nogales visitor Sunday. He at
tended the double-header base
ball game between the Globe
Bears and the Nogales Interna
tionals, both lost to the visitors.