The border vidette., 1931-11-28

Mrs. Carrie Schrader, mother
of Clell Schrader, memb Der of the
Nogales Herald staff, arrived in
Nogales from Los Angeles We'd
wesday to spend Thanksgiving
NTH her son and family.
S. w. E.lery, state banking
superintendent, has been here
several days this week on busi
ness connected with the insolv
ent Sonora Bank & Trust Com.
pany which closed November 19.
Alfonso Pesqueira, Mexican
consul here, has returned from
Santa Ana. California, where be
testified in suit brought against
an attorney charged with solicit
ing law actions from Mexican
people.
Oae of the most delightful
Thanksgiving dinners here last
Thursday night was that given
by Dr.. Anna Mae Smock at her
cosy home. attended by members
of her family and a few intimate
friends.
The Roy and Titcomb lumber
department received a special
order Monday for panel work to
be used in Tucson home. The
big pioneer firm of Roy & Tit
comb, Inc. is always reliable
and dependable.
The mems furnishing stock
and fixtures of the William It'd
we'll store in Morley avenue,
which has been purchased by a
Tucson merchant for an amount
said to be $4,000, was moved to
Tucson Tuesday.
American Consul and Mrs. B.
F.. Yost have moved into the
consulate just across the border
in Nogales, Sonora. The fine
brick residence, their new home,
in owned by Y. Bonillas. pioneer
resident of this city.
The federal grand jury return
ed an indictment at Tucson last
Monday, charging Mac (Golney)
Seymour, 22-year- old Indian,
with the murder of Henrietta
Seymour, Columbia university
student, on the White river re.
servation last July.
The November editiens of the
Nogales and Patagonia high
school papers we're distributed
Wednesday. Both we're printed
by the NogaIes international.
The Nogales high school paper
is known as The Apache War.
cry" and the Patagonia as the
Mesquite"
A large turkey, raff1ed eff here
Monday by Mrs. George Januel
and Mrs. w. F. Neil. was won
by Mary Gambee, daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. r. Gambee of
Nogales. Proceeds of the ra fife.
amounting to $40 will go to local
charity. The raffle tickets were
sold within two hours.
A new communication service
has been made available by the
American Telephone & Tele
graph Company and its associat
ed companies in the Bell System
it has been announced ty j. j.
Harris, local manager Of the
Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
William A. (BilD Scatena. than
whom a whittier chap never lived,
has returned from trip down
the West coast of Mexico on
vegetable business. He reports
there we're heavy runs on the
Banco de Sonora at both Her
mos!llo and Guaymas. which
closed their doors Monday.
Arrangements are nearing
completion for the E.ks charity
party and dance to be held at the
clubrooms on Friday night on
December 4. The public is cord
tally invited and admission will
be by each person bringing fifty
cents worth of staple groceries.
The groceries will be placed
aside for the Elks annual Christ
man charity baskets.
Approximately 40 persons at
tended the meeting here Novem
Der Goth of Southern Pacific de
Mexico and Southern Pacific
officials, officers of the Transcon
tinental Freight Bureau, brokers,
shippers and distributors Of
Mexican West Coast vegetables.
L G. Hoff of Guadalajara, an
Official of the Southern Pacifi;
de Mexico, presided as chairman