The border vidette., 1932-03-12
VIM. r. Roath, Democratic

SUI . VI Onuld vi uH COubby, was
in Nogales Monday from Elgin
attending the monthly meeting
of the honorable" board.
Mrs. Ralph Greason has re
turned from a visit with relatives
and friends in New Mexico. Mr..
Greasoa occupies responsible
position in the First National
National Bank of Nogales.
| Yesterday was fish day" at
W. Fl. Tulley's Place near the
Lincoln School, where score or
more of Bills friends-tomato
growers. shippers and brokers'
enjoyed a fish and oyster feast.
G. G. Cheshire, Roy Cheshire,
Presley Cheshire. r. G. Edgell.
Herman Medlin and William Fl.
Davey, motored to Tucson Mon
day afternoon to attend special
Buick meeting at the Pioneer
hotel.
Attorney and Mrs. Alexander
G. Baker, of Phoenix, were here
Sunday, accompanied by Attor
ney aud Mrs. Wm. r. Young of
Los Angeles Baker and Young
are attorneys for the Century
Airways."
The many friends of Virginia
Ann Robins, lovely daughter of
City Attorney and Mrs. James
V. Robins, who has been very
i'll, suff sring from influenza, will
be pleased to learn she is on the
road to recovery.
Attorney and Mrs. Leslie G.
Hardy of Tucson. senior mem
Der of the we'll known local law
firm of Hardy & Hardy, spent
last Sunday here visiting Sena
tor Hardy's parents. Judge anc
Mrs. Charles E Hardy.
Former Sheriff Harold Brown
is here from San Diego, Calf.
called by the illness Of his wife
at the Brown ranch home on the
Santa Cruz river. Harold is EN-
ployed by the Aqua Caliente
Hotel Company at Aqua CaIiente,
Lower California. of which Writ
6. Bowman of Nogales is presi
dent.
W. J. Mitchell, we'll known
Nogales mining man. who with
his associates, is operating the
old Laird of Carlo" mine near
Carlo. Sonora, will return TO the
mine this afternoon. Mitch"
said be is making regular ship
ments OF good-grade ore from
the mine to Hayden, Arizona-a
carload every third day.
Jack O'Keefe, who is said to
suffering from high blood pres
sure aud a heart attack. is much
improved. He is at ST. Joseph's 3
hospital where he is receiving
every possible care and atten
ton. Monday Jacks brother,
Dutch" O'Keefe. who is an EN-
ploye 10 the Dsnver, Colorado,
postoffice, arrived here.
Gordon Clark, 14-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark,
2OY Terrace avenue. died at 4
o'clock Monday morning victim
of spinal meningitis, following
an illness of less than "a hours.
The youths sister, Mabel Clark,
II, who became i'll before her
brother was stricken, also with
the dread disease, is reported
improving.
Rafael de la Colima, Mexican
consul at Los Angeles, Califor
| mia, arrived at Nogales Wednes
day with the special train of re
patriates. Sr. de la Colima is
returning to Mexico City. at the
behest of the Mexican govern
ment, to accept an executive pO
sition> in the consular department
of the Mexican foreign office.
Also while enroute, be is study
ing conditions with view to im
provements which may be made
to aid the return of Mexican
nationals to their native country.
It is understood that G. E
Adams, chairman of the Arizona
Highway Commission. who is
also chairman of the State Dem
ocratic Central Committee, will
not call the meeting of the com
mittee until late in May to name
a national committeeman, nation
al committeewoman, and dele
gates to the Democratic National
Convention to be held at Chicago
in June. Why late in May? Mr.
Addams of Phoenix, and Writ