The border vidette., 1931-06-13

Alk kl1v lIO" 1dRSldA WuCiS bc
left both his daughters, E nina
Louise and Jeanette to attend
summer school for five weeks.
Stanley Pinkerton, of the
Western Customs Brokers, has
gone to California 10 join his
family on vacation. Stanley
expects to spend a month on the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Harper Of
l22 Sierra avenue, are the proud
parents of a fine eight pound
boy. Mother and baby are at
their home and are getting along
nicely.
Miss Lillian Fits, daughter of
DR.. Thomas B. Fits of Nogales,
was married to Ray Mitchell Of
Los Angeles on June 5 They
will make their home in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Alex Joffroy and daught
ers, Alexandria and Teresa, left
in their car Monday for the coast
beaches where they will spend q
summer vacation with relatives
and friends.
Former Adjutant General Joe
Pomeroy was here Monday
from Phoenix. He will soon re
turn to Nogales to a2aio bs con
nected with the United States
immigration service.
Francis Duffy and wife Of
Phoenix are enjoying a visit at
the pleasant country home Of
Mr.. Duffy's parents, Judge and
Mrs. Frank J. Duffy. on the No
gales Patagonia road.
The second battalion of the
25th U. S. Infantry, Major Geo.
M. Malloran, commanding, held
it's weekly parade yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock on the
west parade grounds.
Tom Wood. local contractor,
writes from bis old home town
Cleveland, Ohio-that be arrived
there 'fine and dandy" and bad
very little trouble motoring from
Nogales to Cleveland.
Mrs. w. E. Whaley and 500,
Master William, are soon leaving
for their home in Louisville, KY,
after visiting Mrs. Whaley's )
father. Harry A. Smith Of the
u. S. customs service.
County Assessor and Mrs n.
V. Farrior and family left Wed
nesday for a two weeks vacation
at the Grand Canyon. They
we're accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Beam Of Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Paul Hennegin and small
son are leaving today for Phoe,
nix to spend two weeks with
Mrs. Hennegin's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Stewart. Paul is
managing editor of the Nogales
Daily Herald.
j. S. Jennings. former local
manager of the Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co., now manager OF
the company's Albuquerque, N.
NJ. Office, arrived here Saturday
with his family for visit with
old Nogales friends.
Miss Jewell Hobbs of Tomb
stone, has accepted a position at
the Mountain States Tel. & Tel.
Company's Office here. Miss
Hobbs is taking the place of Miss
Brena, who ia leaving to make
her home in Tucson.
Accompanied by his family,
A. j. Mitchell, superintendent,
of the 'Nogales schools. is leav.
ing Tuesday to attend the five
weeks session of toe graduate
school of the University of Colo.
RADIO at Boulder, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gush
ing. formerly of Nogales, were
arrivals here Monday from San
Luis Obipo. California, for a few
days business and pleasure visit
on the Mexican border. George
owns che Nogales Laundry.
Former State Senator Andrew
Bettwy is receiving and INSTALL
ing one of the best, up-to-the
minute print plants ever brought
to Arizona, and soon will start
publication of The Daily Demo.
crat. Gotta hand it to Andy.
Steave Moreno of Tucson, for
merly of Nogales, on Monday
started the interior decorating ol
the Brick wood hotel. now being