The border vidette., 1931-01-03
JANUARY 5. 1881
LOCAL ITEMS.

thorities 10 the world, is here
from New York City for shor,
business visit. *t
| Mrs. John T. Cave and Miss
Jean Cave have returned to No
gales from Los Angeles where
they spent Christmas week with
relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r J. Lester
we're made happy Christmas by
the arrival at their home of q
fine boy. Dr.. V. A. Smelker,
the attending physician, reports
mother and son doing nicely. A
wonderful Christmas present.
Thomas D. Casanega, pioneer
Tubac rancher, who recently
sold 400 acres of land for $50, 900
cash to Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Han
kle of Boston, was q business
visitor in Nogales from bis home
near Tubac, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster" Sor
rells. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Perry
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Yoas.
were among the out Of town per
sons who enjoyed New Years
eve in ambos Nogales with their
many old friends.
Many out of town persons
spent New Years eve 10 Nogales,
local hotels being filled to ca
pacity. Nogales, Sonora, cafes
and cabarets did q tremendous
business; joyous time was had
by hundreds who saw the old
year out and the new year in.
Wade w. Barbee, vice presi
dent of the First National Bank,
and Mrs. Barbee, are at. Palm
City. California, where they en-
joyed New Years at the beauti
full home of Mr.. and Mrs. Writ
G. Bowman. The trip to the
coast was made by auto.
T. EvO'Dell,a mining man who
had been in this district for the
past eight years, was found dead
in q local hotel room Saturday
evening. Death was due to acute
myocarditis. The body was
shipped Monday by the Carroon
Mortuary to deceased's old home
at Attica, Indiana, for burial.
| W. w. Barbee of the First
National Bank and Attorney G.
L. Hardy attended the funeral at
Tucson Friday of last week OF
the late w. D. Uncle Dave)
| Parker. pioneer cattleman. we'll
known in Santa Cruz county.
Mr.. Barbee was one of the pail
bearers.
The arraignment of Herbert
Holcomb, charged with aggra
vated assault when be jostled a
policeman and is said to have
struck the officer of the law with
q bottle containing booze, which
was scheduled to be heard be
fore Justice of the Peace Charles
e. Hardy Tuesday. has been
postponed until Tuesday, Jan. 8
Holcolm is at liberty on q bond
of $500.
| Herbert Hoover. NoRales high
school student, is recovering
from injuries sustained at {
o'clock Christmas night wher
two cars met in q head-on COLI
sion about Is miles from Tucson
on the Nogales-Tucson highway
Hoover was the most seriously
injured of the three boys from
this city who were ia one of tht
wrecked cars. The other two
we're Ramon Chiapa and Rau
Botello. employees of the Army
Store of Nogales. After the &C
cident the boys we're picked uE
by a stage and taken to Tucsol
where Hoover was placed in
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Saxol
and daughter. of Wilcox, Ariz.
have returned to their hom'
after enjoying New Years her
with Mr.. Saxon's mother, Mrs
Josephine A. Saxon. The Sax
ons ore we'll and favorably know
10 Santa Cruz county where the!
resided many years before goin'
to Wilcox where Mr.. Saxon i
part owner and manager of
great stock ranch and approx
mately 10000 head of thorough
bred cattle some of which tool
, first prize at the last Arlzon
State Fair at Phoenix. SaxO
.. served two terms as sheriff O
, Santa Cruz county, also as stat
, representative in the AriZOn