The border vidette., 1932-03-05

neaOquarterS mpany OF the
IS U. S. Infanty, have been
transferred from Camp Little tc
Ft. Leaven worth, Kansas, it has
been announced. Their many
Nogales friends will regret to
learn that they are leaving Cam 2
Little.
In the Superior Courtof Santa
Cruz county on February 23rd,
Judge w. A. O'Connor granted
John & Liggett a decree Of di.
vorce from his wife, Selma Lig
gett. Liggett is a mem Der of
the we'll known Liggett family.
tobacco people. Duffy & Robins,
local attorneys, represented Mr..
Liggett in Superior Court.
Ooe of the series of games be.
tween the Circle z Wranglers
and the International Cowboys
will be played when they meet
Sunday afternoon at the Circle
z polo field at 2:3O. The Cow
boys are Captain Proctor. Shan.
non. Harrison, Hathaway and
Wardell. The Wranglers team
is composed of Curtis, Kane.
Besley and Sawyer.
Clyde Mcpherson, successful
Redrock cattleman, was in town
Thursday wearing a broad smile
as a result OF the fine rains and
prospects for plenty of feed and
water during 1892 Clyde said
he has 200 2-year-old steers and
100 heifers-all whiteface = for
sale; May delivery. Clyde &C.
companied Grayson Southerland, j,
Parker Canyon stockraiser, to
Nogales.
10 a well fought polo game be.
tween the Evans School and the
Wrangelers Of Circle z guest
ranch, the latter came through
with a victory 8 to 2 last Sunday
afternoon at the Evans School
field. The Circle z poloists are
arranging championship match
for the state title with the Uni.
versity of Arizona to be played
Sunday, March 20, according to
Col. J. Campbell Besley, captain
of the team.
Machinery of the Otate mines,
located 40 miles west of Noria,
Sonora, Mexico. is being moved
to San Ignacio. Lower California,
to be installed in gold mine of
the Cia. Minera Annexas de Ano
Nuevo. Frank N. Cox, mining
man of Nogales, is at Noria in
charge of the work of loading
the machinery from trucks onto
railroad cars for shipment TO
the port Of Guaymas, then by
boat to Lower California.
A lesson in civics was given
the civics class Of the Nogales
High School Wednesday when
over 20 members of E. w. Kerr's
class called at the Office of the
Nogales chamber of commerce.
Gus Michaels, secretary of the
organization, gave the students
a close up of civic organization
ia action, explaining the system
of committee work and aims Of
the association. Last week the
students visited the Nogales
Daily Herald plant. Next week
they will visit the Santa Cruz
county court house.
A large dance-bridge party is
being planned for ST. Patrick 3
Day, March II, at the Knights
of Columbus hall, for the benefit
of the Sacred Heart church.
Dancing, bridge (auction and
contract) and refreshments are
being arranged for by the fol
lowing committees: Cards-Mrs.
James V. Robins. Mrs. Phil
EerOld, MRS. Eugene Olooell;
dance-Mrs. Andrew Bettwy,
Mrs. Charles Otis, Mrs. l.. l..
Dale, Mrs. Roy Cheshire; tick
ets-Miss Ida Castaneda and
Miss Maria Robles.
Officers for the Nogales Wo
mans club we're elected Tuesday
at the general meeting. They
are as follows: President. Mrs
Alfred Kerr. first vice. president,
Mrs. A. r. Beam; second vice
president, Mrs. G. E. Hardy ;
third vice-president, Mrs. El
ward Titcomb corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. James A. Harrison; !;
recording secretary, Mrs. Glenn
Harker; treasurer. Mrs. Amy
Jones; parlamentarian, Mrs. E
j. Castaneda; auditor, Mrs. E.
S. Edmonson; directors, Mrs. O..
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