The border vidette., 1931-10-17
Robert M. Couser, local head

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then elected secretary of the
lodge, succeeding the uIexpired
term of Dave 0. Wilkey. under
sheriff.
Knight Wise and Alfred Hud
gin returned Monday from an
airp!ane trip to the Arizona
ranch owned by Knigh's father,
City Alderman j. E. Wise. At
the ranch which is about thirty
miles south of Nogales in the
State of Sonora, the boys put up
large Standard Oil flag on the
Wise landing field.
Wm. J. Cavanaugh. formerly
of Nogales, now a resident of
Palm City. California, yesterday
returned home. Billy. who is a
son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Writ
G. Bowman of Nogales and Palm
City. attended the recent Helldo
RADIO celebration at Tom bstone
where his parents. pioneers of
Cochise county, reside.
Special Columbus Day cere
monies we're held Monday morn.
ing by Nogales, Sonora, school
children. During the interesting
program the name of Railroad
avenue was changed to Avenida
Colon, and a plate giving the
new name, was placed in The
Tavern Cafe building, corner of
International street and Avenida
Colon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shane
are the parents of an eight pound
girl born Thursday morning at
/ a. %. at their home on the
Nogales- Tucson road. Shane is
an employe in the United States
customs service. Mrs. Shane is
g daughter of Mexican Consul
and Mrs. Guillermo Robinson of
Douglas, Arizona. Mother and
baby are reported doing nicely.
Bishop Walter Mitchell of the
Episcopal church of Arizona,
left Wednesday for his home in
Phoenix, accompanied by Mrs.
Mitchell. after attending the two
day Southern Regional confer
ence, held at the st. Andre VS.
church Monday and Tuesday.
While in Nogales Bishop Nit
chell and wife were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. K.
Cumming attheir beautiful home
on Crawford street.
Augustine Escobosa. proprie
tor of Escobosa's Cafe, Nogalss,
Sonora, is wearing broad smile
of contentment, due to the ar
rival here from Los Angeles, of
his wife and three splendid sons.
The Escobosas have taken a nice
residence on North Morley Ave !,
where they are at home" to
their many friends all of whom
welcome them back to Nogales
where they resided many years
before going to California.
United States Senator Carl
Hayden was a visitor in Nogales
Monday and a welcome caller at
The Border Vidette Office. The
senator was among the Arizona
pioneers participating in the
annual Helldorado parade at old
Tom bstone last Saturday and
rode beside Governor George w.
P. Hunt in an old buggy, relic
of the early sos when Tom bstone
was in her glory. Senator Hay
den was accompanied here by
one of his secretaries, Howard
Elder.
II think we have a fighting
chance to get something during
the next session of congress, :"
said Congressman Lewis W.
Douglas when asked during his
stay in Nogales Monday about
the prospects of tariff on cop.
per. He added that Its going
to be a tough battle" Congress
man Douglas stated that hear
ing of the application for reduc
ton of the tariff on tomatoes will
be held before the Tariff Com
mission at Washington on Octo
Der 19.
Travelling on an all metal
special built Ford airplane cost
ing SIS, 900. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tinken arrived at the Nogales
International Airport Saturday
and left Sunday for Colum bus,
Ohio, their home. They are on
their honeymoon. While here
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Zlnsmeister at the Circle Z
guest ranch, having met the
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