The border vidette., 1931-12-05
Robert Smith, government Off

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ton trip to California. Upon
his return he found that the
Bobcat team of the Elks bowling
tournament was in the cellar
position in the league standing.
Bob is captain of the Bobcats.
The Texaco Super Service
station, at the corner of Grand
avenue and Elm street. has been
leased to Del Moslander, accord
ing to Charles T. Frazier. for
mer operator. Del Moslander is
we'll known in Nogales and has
had over ten years of automobile
experience.
Tony Hervatin of the Concor
dia Club has given up the lease
to AL Sands, formerly of the old
Anchor Bar, Nogales, Sonora,
and has gone to Aqua Caliente,
B. c., for a months rest. follow
ing which he will engage in
business in Nogales, Sonora.
The Circle (Z) guest ranch polo
team is scheduled to play the U.
of A. picked team at Tucson to
day, at 3 p. N. Tomorrow the
University team will. come to
Circle (Z) for the second game
of tire series, the play to start
at 2'3O p. m. on the ranch polo
ranch near. Nogales.
Wong Sal Chong, who was
taken into custodoy after fleeing
heee from Mexico, and held as q
prisoner since October %, died
at the armory Tuesday evening.
Chong was 81 years of age at
the time of his death, and was
for many years resident of
Hermosillo, Sonora.
W. L. Sibbley, national bank ex
aminer of Dallas, Texas. arrived
recently and assumed charge of
the Nogales National bank which
closed its doors here Novem Der
30. Sibbey said that it was pro
bable that q receiver would be
appointed within several days.
The appointment will be made
by the comptroller in Washington.
Harry Noon Renshaw, son of
Harry R. Renshaw. has again
been honored at Randolph field,
near San Antonio, Texas, where
| Harry is a cadet in the aviation
corps at present. Harry, out of
a class of 212 cadets. was one of
the first 20 to make soto fight
He has also been elected cadet
captain and president of the 1881
cadet class.
Morris Newman, representing
S. Gumpert Co., Inc. bakers
specialties of Los Angeles. was
q Nogales visitor this week. He
was accompanied on his tour of
Arizona by the company's Los
Angeles manager, Percy B. Ma
yer and wife. whose home is in
New Jersey. All we're delighted
with ambos Nogales, especially
John Hughes famous Cave club,
Nogales, Sonora.
The remains of Mrs. P. S.
Thomas. formerly of Nogales,
who died at Phoenix recently,
were shipped to Torono. Canada,
for burial. She left will re
questing burial in Toronto. Mrs.
Thomas was the lucky winner of
10000 English pounds 10 the
Free State Hospital Sweep
Stake races held at Manchester.
England, November %. She is
survived by her husband and 2
sons.
The first carlot of tomatoes to
be shipped through Nogales
from the West Coast of Mexico
during the 1931-32 season arriv
ed here last Saturday. 1t was
shipped from the Huatabampo
district, Sonora. and was shipped
by AL Burnand. The tomatoes
were of very good quality. The
first carload of string beans
from the West Coast will arrive
here about the 9Th of December.
1t will come from the Rosario
district
The fund of the Associated
Charities, amounting to approx
imately $l.1OO. is tied up in the
Nogales National Bank, accord
ing to Rev. O. A. Smith, mana
ing director of the local organi
cation. 1T is very unfortunate,
especially at this particular time
with so much need for funds,
that the funds Of the organiza'
ton are tied up by the closing ol
the bank" said Rev. Smith.