The border vidette., 1932-09-10
SEPTEMBER 10, 1882
LOCAL ITEMS.

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OF the city council was held last
Wednesday night.
The 2O-3O Club members are
planning satirical play to be
staged in the near future.
| Attorney and Mrs. Wallace
Clark of Phoenix, spent Sunday
and Labor Day in Nogales.
Misses Cecile Pursley and
That's Des Saulles left Saturday
on a vacation trip to the Califor
MIA beaches.
The Ordsr Of the Eastern Star
met Thursday evening at the
Masonic temple, after a two
months vacation.
Judge A. S. Henderson, Pata.
gonia merchant, who is Repub
lican candidate for supervisor,
was a Nogales visitor Wednes
day.
Charles G. Stuart and w. II.
Mitchell. local mining men. left
Thursday by automobile for
their gold property near Carbo,
Sonora, Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Smith of
San lazarus ranch 10 Sonora.
we're Labor Day visitors ia the
city. Archie ia brother Of Mrs.
George W. Parker.
Miss Jeanette Richards. who
graduated from the Nogales
high school, has returned here
as a teacher. She attended the
state teachers college at Tempe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Corriean
of Phoenix. we're Labor Day
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
Pottinger. Mr.. Corrigan is con
nected with the Office Of the
State Board of Registrars.
Ray Smith. store-keeper at
Enpalme. Sonora. was here last
Wednesday en- route south from
Ell Paso, Texas, where be visited
his family. While here Ray vot
ed an absentee Democratic ballot.
A. D. Handy, superintendent
of Sonora division of the South
ern Pacific de Mexico. with head
quarters at Enpalme, was here
Wednesday and Thursday in his
private car Sonora.
Attorney and Mrs. Bobbie Ba
ker of Phoeoix spent the week
enc in ambos Nogales. Baker is
son of the late Judge A. G. Baker,
of Phoenix, many years one of
Ari7ona's most brilliant lawyers.
With registration Of 1875,
the Nogales public schools open
ed the new fall and winter term
Tuesday morning. This is an
increase over the first day last
year when tha registration was
1903 pupils.
! Mr.. Sissar, assistant attorney
general of the United States.
was a week end visitor in the
city. Saturday night be was a
guest at the 20-3O Club party
held at the Paris Ion. Nogales,
Sonora, Mexico.
| Alex Baker, we'll known Phoe
nix lawyer, was here yesterday
in connection with the hearing
before the Arizona Corporation
Commission relative to the en-
ploymen Of aliens in the railroad
yards shops in this city.
The meeting scheduled to have
bsen held Thursday evening for
the purpose of forming f BOSE
velt-Glrner club. was postponed, {,
by Judge Frank J. Duffy, county
Democratic chairmao, until after
the primary election, Tuesday.
Miss Bernadine Hiler, daugh.
ter of Mr.aud Mrs. James Hller,
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ralativez iu Magdalena, N NJ
Mrs. Hi!er and Der daughter,
Grace, motored to M Magdalena
and brought Bsrnadine back with
them.
Jack Kinney Of Tucson, Re
publican candidate for the gov
ernorship Of Arizona. addressed
voters Of Nogales AMI Santa
Cruz county in front Of the NJ
gales Herald Tuesday night at
9 o'clock. Mr.. Kioney is cam
paigning toe state By air.
Herbert Page, son of Mr., and
Mira. A. D. Page of this city. is
home for a months vacation
after graduating from Chanute
field, Illinois. After visiting in