The border vidette., 1931-05-30

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around the world. Gonzalez is a
successful commission broker oi
this city.
Frank Johnson's Manhattan
Club in Nogales, Sonora. is now
one of the most attractive wet
| goods 3emporiums on the border.
New linoleum just laid, tops the
place off just right.
Tom Woods, we'll known local
contractor. is making q motor
trip to Springfield, ILL.,, to visit
bis mother and other relatives
When last heard from (Tuesday)
Tom was at Belleville, Ill. Frank
N. Cox's old home town, and
still going good.
The Boy Scout camp of the
Catalina council will open in the
Santa Catalina mountains north
of Tucson on June !. Many boys
of the Nogales scout troops are
expected to attend the camp
from June l to June %.
Forrest Westerland, principal
of the Nogales high school, &C
companied by his family, left
Monday morning for his home
ia O.ion, Illinois. Westerland
will take a summer course at the
University of Iowa this summer.
Mr.. Y. Bonillas has leased his
ranch near the willows, on the
Nogales- Tucson road to j. S.
Nickerson. The lease, it is said,
gives Nickerson an option to buy
the ranch, which was formerly
owned by Dr.. White, for $40, 900.
Employees of the F. w. Wool
worth stores OF Nogales and
Tucson met Sunday at Monkey
Springs, near Patagonia for
their annual picnic. The Kress
store at Nogales also held their
picnic Sunday at the Blue Haven
guest ranch.
State Representative Ell. F.
Bohlinger was here Monday from
Patagonia and reported arrange.
ments going ahead rapidly for
the country wide picnic. rodeo
and barbecue to be held on the
Fourth of July at the Circle (Z)
Guest Ranch near Patagonia.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gustetter
and E. K. Cumming were visi
tors at Tucson Sunday and were
dinner guests of General Frank
Hitchcock at the Cd Pueblo
club. Hitchcock is the owner of
the Tucson Citizen, aud was for.
merly Postmaster General of the
United States.
J.C. Barnes of Phoenix. for.
merly of Nogales, has sold his
interest in the Montezuma Hotel
lease TO Harry Narcotic, mana
ger of the hotel, who is now the
sole owner of the lease. The
Montezuma is owned by the Citi.
zens' Investment Company, con.
trolled by Writ G. Bowman.
Madeline Noon. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Noon, left
on yesterdays train for Obregon
City, Sonora. to visit her father
for about six weeks. Miss Noon
will then return to Nogales and
take the train for st. Charles,
NO., to enter Underwood col
lege to be gone about four years.
Miss Irene G. Williams, ,daugh
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Williams.
3l3 Noon street. and Richard
Sharpe of Bisbee. were married
Monday at Sacred Heart church.
Rev. Mons. L. Duval, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpe will make
their home in Bisbee. following
q honeymoon at the Grand Can
yon, in northern Arizona.
1ldefonso Salido has sold bis
beautiful home on Sierra street
to Ignacio Gaxiola of Navojoa.
Sonora. The handsome resi-
dence was built by Writ G. Bow.
man of Nogales, Arizona, and
Palm City. California, who later
sold it to Mrs. Theodore Marsh
of this city. Mr.. Salido and
family are leaving soon to make
their home on the Gaxiola place
at Navojoa, Sonora.
Dr.. ". F. Chenoweth. Post
master Charles L. Beatty. City
Clerk Phil Herold, A. l. Peck.
Sr., w. Fl. Walker and Edward
N. Wood, all of Nogales, were
pail bearers at the funeral 10
Tucson Monday afternoon Of the
late Charles L. Fowler, former
RI g o0llootOr IF cuatoms Snr.