The border vidette., 1932-01-23
JANUARY %. 1882
LOCAL ITEMS.

I'll I)aZ3I SuOPp0S LOO 8Ou0 w
St. Louis on buying trip.
john A. Mcdonald, Patagonia
mining man, has gone to Carlo.
Sonora, Mexico, on mining bust.
ness.
The Nogales Masonic lodge
held it's regular monthly meeting
Tuesday night at the Masonic
temple at 8 o'clock.
The Order of the Rainbow for
Girls met Thursday night at the
Masonic ball at 8 o'clock to ia
stall its officers for the ensuing
term.
The Nogales Eiks lodge chari
ty relief committee report dona
tions this week to twenty-five
families with an average Of five
to a family.
The regular monthly Legion
meeting was held last night at
the Firemen's hall at 8 o'clock
with Frank Peyton, state com
mander, as guest.
Sixty names were drawn Tues
day morning as trial jurors for
the superior court session open
ing February /, in and for the
county OF Santa Cruz.
Gus Michaels, Robert Burns
and A. J. Mitchell have return
ed from Phoenix where they
attended q conference of officials
of the Arizona department Of the
American Legion.
The following have been re.
elected officers of the NoRales
Chamber of Commences: 81. r.
Sisk, president; R. S. Burns,
vice president; w. W. Lockhart.
second vice president; Hugo W.
| Miller, treasurer.
Mrs. Clyde Bristow and young
daughter. family of the late
Clyde Bristow. government otfie
Ger who was murdered on the
Nogales Tucson highway last
week, have gone to Phoenix to
make that city their home.
Roy A. Hardin, former chief
patrol INSPECTOR of the United
States border patrol, in Tucson,
we'll known in Nogales, died
Saturday at Beaumont hospital,
Fort Bliss, Texas. Death fol
lowed an appendicitis opperation
There will be a boxing match
at the next meeting of the Eiks
lodge on Tuesday night. Jan. 26
The boxing will be held immedi
ately after election Of a secretary
to succeed Lew Levin who has
located in Baltimore, Maryland.
Buster" and Hazel Sorrells
have moved to their fine ranch
near Harshaw where they are
at home" to their many friends.
They recently sold their guest
ranch near the International Air.
port to Mrs. Ruth Wilmot of
New York and Manchester, Eng.
land.
Funeral services for Mrs. Let.
tie Schenk, 20. who died at ]
o'clock Monday afternoon at the
home of her son at the r. A.
Rogers ranch near Camille, were
held at II o'clock Tuesday morn
ing at the Carroon mortuary.
The body was sent to Phoenix
on the 1855 train Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ratcliffe
of Los Angeles, former citizens
of Nogales, were here this week
on business connected with the
proposed sale Of the old Golden
Rose mining property located IA
miles northeast of this city in
which they are interested. They
were accompanied by a mining
engineer and q lawyer of Los
Angeles.
George M. Gullekson left here
Monday by automobile for Los
Angeles to attend the gradua
ton of his daughter, a student
at the Beverly Hills high school.
Mr.. Gullekson will return home
this afternoon. While on the
coast be purchased lot of new
furniture and handsome rugs for
Casa Anna Maria. formerly "El
Hotel Esplendor.
| Charles l.. Hardy. member of
the we'll known local law firm of
Hardy & Hardy, has been ap
pointed attorney for the receiver
of the Nogales National Bank,
which recently closed its doors.
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