The border vidette., 1931-08-29

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Norman D. Pomeroy, assistant
cashier Of The First National
Bank of Nogales, wife and son,
Norman D. returned Saturday
night from a months vacation
spent at Pueblo. Colorado, their
old home town.
Harry Lawton of Ell Paso, re
tired traffic manager of the S. P.
de M. railroad, has returned to
the pass city" following a visit
here as the guest Of Dr.. and
Mrs. E G. Houle at their home
on Marsh Heights.
Frank Lee, Chinese peddler
of Tucson. was fined $25 Thurs
day by Police Judge Charles E.
Hardy for selling and delivering
bakery supplies without first
securing q license as provided
for by the city ordinance.
Fred e. Ed wards, former U.
S. collector of customs, left last
Tuesday for San Antonio. Tex,
to take over a responsible posi-.
ton in the sub-ofhce of the U.
S. Treasury. Mr.. Edwards was
accompanied by his family.
Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon and
niece. Miss Alice Smith, enter
tanned, at luncheon. Sunday in
honor yof Miss Pauline Darby,
accomplished daughter of Dr..
and Mrs. Darby, who is leaving
soon for Msine to attend college.
The building formerly occupied
by the Casino Nogalense. in No.
gales, Sonora. is being remodel,
ed by S. Simon. former owner
of the Star Bar and White House
cabaret, Noga!es. Sonora, who
recently returned to Nogales
from Mexico City.
The many friends of Mrs.
Beulah M. Wilson. efficient stem
ographer at the law Offices of
Duffy & Robins. will be pleased
to learn that she is recovering
from an electrical shock sustain
ed Saturday when she pressed
q switch to turn on q fan.
William Edwards. 81. and Mrs.
Juanita Kerr. 26. Nogales. we're
married here Sunday, and left
Tuesday for Mazatlan, Sinaloa.
aud will spend their honey moon
at Mr.. Edwards hacienda near
that city. From there the newly
weds will go to Mexico City.
Fred Dundas, owner of the old
Durazno gold mine situated on
the Arizona ranch in Sonora,
owned by City Alderman ]. 3.
Wise, arrived in Nogales Tues
day from the mine. Says the
recent heavy rains have put the
road between here and the mine
out of commission.
Nat Feinn, tomato buyer who
spent the past FIVE winters in
Nogales, and daughter, Miss
Marcia Feinn, arrived in the city
Sunday from Waterbury, Conn.
Miss Feinn is a graduate of St.
Margaret's College in Water
bury. She will attend the Uni
versity of Arizona this year,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Diamos
of Santa Monica, California, and
former we'll known residents o1
Nogales, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Grimm of Morley
avenue. Diamos formerly was
popular manager of the Nogales
Fox Theater, owned by Writ 6
Bowman of Nogales and Palm
City. California.
Commencing Sept. /, 1881
frst-class postage on letters and
post cards to Canada. Grea,
Britain and Ireland will be in
creased as follows: Canada, let
ters &c per ounce or fraction
thereof and post cards &c each
Great Britain and Ireland letters
SC for the first ounce and Sc fol
each additional ounce and posi-
cards Sc each.
Thomas Griffin. rancher AND
owner of the International All
Service, Inc., was an honor
guest of the Tucson Chamber ol
Commerce Monday night at 8
banquet for the flers entered ir
the Santa Monica-Cleveland all
derby. Griffin and Hon. Frank
Hitchcock, publisher of the Tue
son Citizen, are credited with
having developed aviation ir
this section of the country.
An adverse decision in the
appeal of J. E. Wise of Nogales
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