The border vidette., 1931-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Givens
left yesterday on a pleasure trip
to Guadalajars, Jaliso, Mexico.
Miss Mae Brickwood has re
turned from Los Angeles where
she visited relatives.
The Nogales and Tucson high
school basketball teams will play
at the Nogales gym tonight.
w. J. Phillips of the Owl Drug
Store will return tomorrow from
a trip to the Aqua Caliente hot
springs, located near Yuma.
w. G. Vinegar, vice. president
of the Sonora Bank & Trust
Company, visited Tucson yester.
day on business.
State Senator Crenshaw and
Representative e. F. Bohlinger
arrived here yesterday from the
state capital for the week end.
Friends of Collector of Gus
toms Fred Edwards will be glad
to hear that be is recovering
from q severe attack of influenza
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schleimer
and daughter, Joan, of Yuma,
arrived Wednesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs John Glissan of Grand
avenue.
The White Front Bar, Nogales,
Sonora. owned by Joe Gross and
managed by Tex Hurley, has
been redecorated and greatly i'm
proved in appearance.
The auxiliary Of the St. An
Dire VS. Episcopal guild will meet
next Monday afternoon at one
o'clock at the parish hall to en-
JOY "pot-luck" luncheon fol
lowed by social afternoon.
Mrs. G. N. S Ballou aud three
sons are leaving tomorrow to
join Lieutenant Ballou at Fort
Benning, Ga. Mrs. Ballou has
for some time been the efficient
clerk in the law Off ces of Duffy
& Robins, where she will be
greatly missed.
A meeting of automobile deal
ers. garage owners and service
station operators was held Mon
day morning at the Arizona
Motors company anc an Auto
mobile Dealers Credit association
organized. Ted Carter was
elected president and R. G. Ed
gell, secretary treasurer.
F, O. Bostwick, we'll known
mining engineer, who for many
years has operated in Sonora
and Arizona, was business Wis
itor ia Nogales Thursday from
Patagonia. Bostwick was &C
companied by George Levy, who
is an experienced hard rock
miner. employed at the January
mine in the Harshaw district.
Construction of a new federal
I assay office and immigration
building in Nogales. Sonora, for
the Mexican government, is ex
| pected to be started at an early
date, according to John Phillips,
local architect and building con
tractor, who drew the plans for
the building. Yesterday the
plans were forwarded to Mexico
City for final approval.
! j. B. Robinson of Geo. B
Marsh, Inc. was high bidder
Monday afternoon at the auction
of the Ernest Fleischer furniture
store. Robinson bid $500 on
the stock which was said to have
a value of $6. 900. A. Puchi was
second high with a bid of 81. sou
and the Arizona Furniture con
pany offered 81, 500. The fnrni
ture stock was autioned off after
the owner had made an assign
ment in favor of his creditors.
Attorney Leslie G. Hardy, OF
this city and Los Angeles, legal
representive of Writ G Bowman
and associates in California and
Lower California, and J. r.
Halstead. member of the J. D.
Halstead Lumber Company OF
Arizona and California, flew from
Los Angeles to Phoenix Thurs
day and back to the coast yes
terday on business connected
with their valuable salt beds in
Lower California.
Judge A. II. Glidewell, who
was q former justice of the peace
of the Patagonia district, died
Tuesday night at Patagonia, fol.