The border vidette., 1931-08-01
AUGUST /, 1881
LOCAL ITEMS.

| 1OL u0T TGSlu0uU VI NOk olOSs Woo
here Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. Jay Dittmer
have moved into their beautiful
new home in Summit court.
/ w. J. Broad has returned to
Nogales, after an extended trip
/ to Wisconsin and Washington.
Mrs. Stanley Pinkerton and
children have returned from the
coast where they spent several
months.
Mrs. Jack Cohen and Mrs.
Harry Farrior have returned
from an automobile trip to San
Francisco.
! Captain and Mrs. r. G. Carter
of Fort Huachuca, are Nogales
visitors. staying at the Monte
yuma hotel.
A section of the Nogales- Tue
son highway near Tubac was
damaged Thursday afternoon
by food waters.
Louis William Kearn, 30, and
Myrth Francis De Monte, 33,
both of Tucson. were married
here last Saturday.
J. F. King, manager of the
Nogales McClellen store, mas
returned from a vacation spent
with relatives in Texas.
Miss Eta Mae Lewis and Miss
Pearl Marleau have returned
from three weeks visit in Gal
weston, Texas, with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Greason
and Mrs. George Januel, have
returned from a delightful out
ing ia the Huachnca mountains.
A. J. Hoeffer, and two sons of
Sonora's progressive governor.
Francisco Elias, arrived on the
border Sunday from Hermosillo.
Ramon Corral, Jr.. of Hermo
silIo, a director of the Sonora
Bank & Trust Company, has
been a Nogales business visitor
this week.
Mrs. w. L. Mccoy, who has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Josephine Saxon and niece, Miss
Alice Smith, has returned to her
home in California.
John A. Jones of Parker Can
yon, son of the late J. I. Jones,
pioneer citizen of Santa Cruz
county, was a business visitor in
Nogales Thursday.
The regular weekly parade of
the 25th u. S. Infantry was held
at the west parade grounds at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon with
Major Halloran commanding.
John Reilly, we'll known Tue.
son undertaken, was here yester.
day greeting his many Nogales
friends. MIR. Reilly is g. very
prominent Knights of Colum bus.
George Morris, who is devel
oping a group Of mining proper
ties near the Three r mines 10
tue Patagonia mountains, was in
Noeales Monday purchasing sup
plies for his camp.
Heavy rains in the mountains
which made roads practically
impossible. forced L. r. Gambee
to return Tuesday night to this
city after an attempt to reach
White House canyon.
Mrs. Pattee of Tucson, wife
of Judge Samuel L. Pattee, who
has been attending Superior
Court here, arrived in Nogales
Sunday for a few days visit on
the border with her husband.
Mrs. J. H. Sellers, mother of
George Sellers. employe of The
Herald. arrived in the city Sun
day from Bisbee, accompanied
By her daughter Mary and son
Charles. to visit her son George
for a month.
Norman D. Pomeroy. assistant t
cashier of the First National
Bank. wife and son. Norman, left
Monday for a months vacation
trip, which includes a visit at
Pueblo, Colo, with Mr.. Pome
roy's parents.
Rainfall in Nogales Wednes.
day night totaled 3O4 inches,
according to Mrs. A. S. Noon,
weather observer here. Very
little damage was done, other
than to flooded automobiles, loss
of some merchandise in several
establishments 10 which water
) seeped, lawns and shrubbery.
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