The border vidette., 1931-11-14
NOVEMBER IA, 1881
LOCAL ITEMS.

| was y W0Ch ~OOO tlSAbOI al VIC
city with friends.
The social club "Mexariz" held
q meeting Tuesday night at the
Paris Inn, Nogales, Sonora.
Llyde Baldwin, police officer,
will enter the hospital at an early
date to undergo an appendicitis
operation.
Unity chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star. met Thursday
night at the Masonic temple at
8 o'clock.
Judge Charles Blenman and
his friend E. L. McMakin. both
of Tucson, spent the week end
in Nogales.
The regular weekly meeting
of the Nogales Knights of Py
thias lodge was held Wednesday
night at Castle hall.
! The regular monthly meeting
of the board of directors of the
| Nogales chamber of commerce
will be held next Thursday night.
81. r. Sisk, publisher of The
Herald, accompanied by his fam
lily returned Thursday from the
Arizona State Fair at Phoenix.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Cumming
have returned from hunting
trip near Casabel, Arizona, where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Herb.
Wood.
/ Members of the Literary Sec
ton of the Nogales Women's club
met Tuesday at the Bowman
hotel for a continuation of the
French program.
Jimmie Harmon, Al Sands and
Ed Yaeger, left yesterday for
George Morris mine in the Pat
agonia mountains, where they
are hunting deer today.
| James Hiler, manager of the
Liggett ranch near Nogales, for.
merly owned by Bud Parker and
Herbert Wood. reports the sale
several carloads of yearlings.
The Elk's Charity Party was
held Tuesday evening at the
E!ks' Lodge building. Both con
tract and auction was played fol
lowed by refreshments and prizes
| In the Armistice football game
Wednesday the Nogales high
school Apaches defeated the
Tom bstone Gravediggers 81 to 9
Most of the game was played ir
the visitors territory.
Clell Shrader, employe of The
Herald who was operated upon
for appendicitis last week at ST.
Joseph's hospital, is on the road
to recovery, at his home, where
he was taken Tuesday.
Bill Findley has returned from
San Francisco, where be escort
ed a bunch" of happy Chinese
who sailed for home as guests ol
Uncle Sam. The boys came ou,
of Sonora near Nogales.
Gus r. Michaels, secretary ol
the Nogales Chamber of Com
merce, has returned from Phoe
nix, where be attended q meeting
of the Arizona Association ol
Commercial Secretaries.
The dance given by the high
school Boosters club at the
Knights of Columbus hall was
we'll attended. The Tombstone
football boys were guests of the
Booster club, and members ot
the club we're admitted to the
dance free of charge.
The free Armistice Day dance
at the Club Royal. Nogales, So
nora, given under auspices o1
the American Legion, Wednes
day night. was a joyous affair
The Legion committee ia charge
was Leo Hines, chairman; Jack
Cohen, A. A. Castenada, Robt
S. Burns and Jos. A. Cumming
Cafe Escobosa" has moved
from its little quarters 10 Hote
Abadla Building in Internationa
. street. NoRales, Sonora. to large
handsome new quarters connect
ed with Frank Johnson's popular
Manhattan Cafe in the Hote
Escobosa Building just across
the international line in Ole
. Mexico. The beautiful new cafe
which opened this morning, i!
owned and managed by Carlos
Araiza and Agustin Escobosa
we'll known experienced provid
ers of good eats"-from sou,
- outo 50 o;,6inu feh Tohps0r