The border vidette., 1932-06-11

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cises Of the Elks lodge to be held
here Tuesday evening, June II
Sam Leeker, former resident
Of N Nogales, where he and Mrs.
Leeker own valuable property
including the Hotel Evans, is
visiting here from Memphis,
Tenn.
Mrs. Benz. Jones entertained
Sunday evening at dinner as a
farewell courtesy for her daugh
ter, Miss Eiith Jones, who left
Monday for the University of
California.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
have denied that its organization
had anything to do with the
present bonus march staged by
veterans from all over the coun
try at Washington.
Miss Lupita Mendivil, former
~ of Nogales, left Monday for
Mexico City where she will join
her parents. Miss Mendivil re.
Gently graduated from the Uni
versity of Arizona at Tucson.
Juan Elias is here from the
Altar, Sonora, gold fields. owned
by his brother. Ramon Elias, and
associates, who plan soon to in
stall mammoth gold dry wash
ing machine on their big placer
gold holdings.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Abbott, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Michaels, Mr. and Mrs.
Rolph Moery enjoyed an outing
and picnic supper Monday even.
ing at the Abbott lodge which is
located on the Ru5y road.
State Senator G. G. Crenshaw
of Nogales, has announced bis
candidacy for re election. bject
to the Democratic primary on
September 13, 1882. Senator
Crenshaw's many friends predict
his nomination and election with.
out opposition.
Robert S. Miller. Edward N.
Nickerson, Frank Brady and
Harry Asher, all OF Pomona,
California, visited Magdalena,
Garden City, Sonora. Mexico,
over the weekend. They made
the trip over the splendid new
Nogales- Magdalena highway.
The Rev. Louis Duval, pastor
of the local Sacred Heart Catho
lie church, departed Tuesday for
a two months visit in France
with his sister. The Vincent
Toms and Father Garcia will be
in charge of Father Ouvais
work here while he is away.
Mike Hogan, Harshaw mining
man, member OF the Arizona
State Democratic Central Com
mittee from Santa Cruz county,
and a loyal supporter of Writ G.
Bowman of Nogales for Demo
cratic national committeeman,
was a business visitor here last
Thursday.
The Nogales Scottish Rite
club members enjoyed special
George Washington Bicenten.
NAL memorial program Wednes
day night at the Masonic temple.
DR.. A. l.. Gustetter, E K. Cum
ming and w. Fl. Walker. gave
interesting talks on Washing
ton, the man, the Mason and the
Father of His Country"
Week end tourists to Magda
lena report that there are no de
tours on the road and that the
trip may be accomplished in less
than two hours easy driving in
automobile. There are only two
or three places along the route
that are rough. These will be
completed next week according
to word from Magdalena.
The corner stone of the Elgin
Community club house will be
laid tomorrow evening, at $50,
with a brief dedication ceremony
of music and speaking. Judge
w, A. O'Connor. Mrs. John Jund
and Mrs. George Kilt are on the
program. Following the cere-
mony b social hour will be held.
The public is invited to attend.
Bank clearings, according to
Gus Michaels, secretary of the
chamber of commerce in No.
gales for May, 1882. we're S.,
612,2l0.96 as compared with 49,
844,55 for April and also com
pared with S., 1875, ,l45 II of May
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