The border vidette., 1932-11-26
NOVEMBER 26, 1882
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe P. Keiser
motored to Tucson Thursday on
business and pleasure.
Bill Mayors of New York City
has returned from trip down
the west coast of Mexico.
Mrs. Patrick Haunan is very
ilf at her home, where she is re
ceiving every care and attention.
The local schools closed Wed.
nesday afternoon until Monday
morning for the Thanksgiving
holidays.
Arthur Gonzalez of New York
City, garbanzo buyer for a large
commercial house, is q business
visitor here.
The home of Roy Cheshire in
Iona street. was burgularized
Saturday night and q quantity
Of clothing was taken.
The 20 80 club held Z meeting
Wednesday night at the pleasant
home OF Dr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Gustetter on Crawford street.
Mrs. Rita Richardson, steno
grapher in Duane Birds law
Offices, has gone to Los Angeles
to get rid of an attack OF ''f1u."
G. E. Raycraft, popular repre-.
sentative of the Missouri Pacific
railroad. has been here several
days this week on company busi.
ness.
All local business establish
ments. except restaurants and
drug stores, closed for the entire
day Thursday in observance of
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Frank Moson was here
Sunday and Monday as 9 guest
OF Mrs. Cicero Martin, at the
pleasant country Martin home in
Happy Hollow.
The work of paving the streets
of Nogales, Sonora. is progress
ing nicely under the able super
vision. of local Contractors Fraok
L3wn and John Burton.
Bob Bergier, successful stock
rails er, of the Alto district, Santa
Cruz county, accompanied by his
wife and the kiddies, enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinner in Nogales
with friends.
Little 'ol Bud" Parker, fam
Gus steer roper is naturally kind
hearted; be don't mean to treat
dumb critters rough. even if be
did break q steers neck while
roping Saturday at the rodeo
arena.
Rev. W. G. Downing, accom-
panied by bis wife and children,
left Wednesday by motor for
Phoenix where be has been call.
ed as pastor to the Emmanuel
Baptist church and where. the
family will reside.
A large crowd attended the
annual Jack. Pot rodeo held in
No9ales, Sonora. Sunday. The
flual rodeo exhibitions were held
Monday with a fair crowd in at
tordance. The 1888 rodeo may
be held in Nogales, Arizons.
Attorney Duane Bird and bis
sou, Attorney TON Hall, soon
will move their law offices ia the
Noon Building in Grand avenue.
to handsome new quarters ia the
Vile de Paris Building, corner
of Morley avenue and Interna
tional street.
The room of Fred Carlton, chef
at The Cave Club, at the St.
Charles Hotel. NoQales, Arizona,
was entered recently and . mum.
ber of valuable old gold and
silver coins were stolen. Fred's
mad as hornet. but his coins
are still missing.
The Nogales public schools.
Tuesday observed their annual
Thanksgiving contribution to the
Associated Charities. The chill
dren brought to their respective
schools, contribution of clothes
or food to be turned over to the
Associated Charities.
Robert Fain, who for the past
few years has been attending
Northwestern University 1T Chi
cago, where be Is studying the
dental profession, is, here visit
ing relatives and friends. Bob
is accompanied by his friend.
Oliver Corrin of Lake Forest.
I Cicnrn Martin and his atoD.aon