The border vidette., 1932-06-04

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business visitor on the border a
few days this week. Reported
Bill Trimball and o. z Stocker,
other prominent American plan
ters. we'll and prosperous. Mac
lived in Nogales Is years ago.
Sheriff Victor J. Wager an
nounces the marriage of his
daughter. Miss Ruby Wager, to
Theodore Horn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Horn of Bisbee, at
Lords burg, New Mexico, on May
14th. Mrs. Horn ls in Nogales
for few days visit with her
father and family.
F. H. Keddington, we'll known
Tucson printer, and wife, we're
slightly injured Sunday after
noon about 5 o'clock when their
car over turned near the Norman
Pomeroy home on the Nogales-
Tucson highway. They were en-
route to Nogales at the time of
the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. George, for
merly of Nogales, are visiting in
the city en- route to their home
iu Los Mochis, following a vaca
tion trip to Reno, Nevada, and
California, with Mrs. Harry
Narcotic of the new Montezuma
Hotel. who remained on the
coast with relatives.
Governor George w. P. Hunt,
accompanied by o. G. French.
chief clerk of the Arizona motor
vehicle department, spent the
weekend in Nogales. French
was one Of Writ 6. Bowman's
many loyal supporters for Ari
zona Democratic National Com
mitteeman and Mrs. John G.
Greenway for National Commit.
eewoman.
Scott Price, mining man, who
in the good old days of Cananea,
when Bill Greene and George
Mitchell we're top high" in the
famous copper camp. is here
from Vancouver. B. G. Price
and G. F. Holler. local customs
house broker, are old time pals.
Believe it or not, Holler one time
was acting Mexican consul at
Naco, Arizona.
Chas. E. Hardy, candidate for
reelection for Justice of Peace,
Precinct No /, Nogales, Arizona,
asks the support of bis Demo
cratic friends at the primary
election. September 13, on his
past record of efficiency and
square-dealing. Judge Hardy's
conducbof the Office of Justice
of the Peace has always been
fair and impartial.
Edward I. Kittel|, vegetable
broker who was here from Chi.
cago during the Mexican vege
table season, and Mrs. Kittell,
left Thursday for a brief vaca
ton 10 Los Angeles, before re
turning to their home in the
Windy City. During their stay
here the Kittells occupied one of
the beautiful cottages at Casa
Anna Maria, formerly El Hotel
Esplendor.
Mrs. Victor J. Wager enter
tanned charmingly with a bridge.
shower for Mrs. Teddy Horn,
who until her marriage few
weeks ago was Miss Ruby Wa
ger, lovely daughter of Sheriff
Wager. last Wednesday night.
Helen Taylor and Jeannette Bris
tol won bridge prizes for high
and low scores. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. George
Janual. Many lovely presents
were showered upon Mrs. Horn.
Father Duval, for 27 years
beloved head of the Nogales
Catholic church, who is leaving
tomorrow for a three months
vacation to France, where be
will visit his sister, was rendered
farewell breakfast by the local
Knights of Columbus and the
Columbian SuuireS. at the K OF
G. ball Sunday morning. Judge
Frank J. Duffy and Grand
Knight Jose Escalada made talks
euIogizing Monsignor Duval's
work during the many years be
has labored here.
Governor George w. P. Hunt
has been advised by the San
Francisco offi:e of the American
Red Cross that 5 ,764 barrels Of
flour were shipped into Arizona
by the Red Gross up to March
Is for free distribution. Santa