The border vidette., 1931-10-31

Frank Johnson, owner Of the
Manhattan Bar, returned home
Thursday.
Work of paving district No. IA,
from the Banks bridge to the
city limits, will be started in the
near future.
Rev. James l.. Patton, rector
of the ST. Andrews Episcopal
church, accompanied by his wife.
left Thursday morning for Phoe
nix to attend an e .,iscopal con
ference.
Monte Mansfield, Ford agent
at Tucson, and one of Arizona's
best known native sons, was a
border city business visitor last
Tuesday. Monte has many old
time friends in Nogales.
B. B. Buckeridge, managing
trustee of the Victoria Mines, S.
A., has returned from a several
days business trip spent at the
company's gold mines in Sonora,
Mexico.
Robert F'leischer has returned
from a visit to the Santa Barbara
ranch in Sonora owned by bis
grandfather, Don Manuel Mas
carenas, who is sojourning in
Oakland, California.
G. w. Otis, advertising mana
ger of the j. G. Penney Co., and
Tom Falvey, manager of the
She'll OH company. spent the
week end in the Washington
Camp mountains deer hunting.
Mrs. Frank Culin, Jr., has re
turned from Los Angeles and
San Francisco. where she has
been visiting while Major Frank
Culin and Captain Gilbert Proc
tor have been bear hunting in
northern Arizona.
Mrs. Bettwy, wife of Former
State Senator Andrew Bettwy,
publisher of the Arizona State
Democrat, new Phoenix daily,
returned Sunday from the capital
city where she spent few days
With her husband.
J. A. Hunt, capitalist of Back.
ley, West Virginia, accompanied
by his wife and daughter. has
arrived in the city on an extend
ed visit, Toe Hunts are occupy
ing the residence of Dr.. P. D..
CIagett on Crawford street.
At the election of a Nogales
school trustee today, J. G. Tov
rea's name will appear on the
ballot to succeed himself. His
many friends predict his re elec
ton without opposition. Tovrea
is one of Nogales' best citizens.
Attorney S Fred Noon of San
Diego, who came here Saturday
to attend the funeral Of his
brother, the late Adolphus S.
Noon, has returned to the coast.
! He is the father of Attorney
Bonsall Noon of the we'll known
local law firm of Noon & Noon.
The dance held at the Knights
of Columbus hall Saturday night
under the auspices of the Booster
Club, was joyous school affair.
The large hall was crowded and
dancing lasted until one o'clock.
Proceeds of the dance went to
the football fund.
A check for $33, ,949.31 was
handed to A. Dumbauld, treas
urer of Santa Cruz county Tues
day morning by the Southern
Pacific railroad company. The
check represented the railroad
company's payment of taxes for
the first half of 1881.
The Nogales Elks' charity
bridge party scheduled for last
night, has been postponed to
Tuesday night, Novem Der 10. it
was announced at the Elks iogde
meeting Tuesday night. Tickets
already purchased will be honor.
ed on the night of Nov. 10.
Mrs. James B. Gordon, former
we'll known citizen of Nogales,
died last week in Ell Paso, Texas.
More than twenty years ago de-
ceased's husband. Jim Gordon,
was chief train dispatcher for the
Sonora division of the Southern
Pacific de Mexico railroad, with
headquarters here and at Em'
paine. Sonora. Many friends ol
Mrs. Gordon in this city and Em
paine. will regret to learn of her
death