The border vidette., 1932-05-07

daughter left Monday on a two
weeks vacation trip to Yuma
and southern California. Olle
is manager Of the Nogales West
ern Auto Supply Company store.
Frank Lord, former Nogales
newspaperman, recently employ
ed by the Arizona Daily Star at
Tucson. left the ancient and
honorable pueblo" last week to
locate in New York City. Lord
is a top hand"
Ed Reeves aud family. former
residents of this city, are here
from Long Beach, California,
spending q weeks vacation with
Mrs. Reeves relatives. She is
a daughter of A. L. Peck, pio-
neer citizen OF Nogales.
Ed Bohlinger of Patagonia,
mem Der, of the lower house of
the state legislature from Santa
Cruz county, and County Asses
sor Harry V. Farrior. will attend
the Democratic state convention
at Phoenix next Monday.
Attorney General K. Berry
Peterson, popular candidate for
the Democratic nomination for
Governor of Arizona, spent the
weekend in Nogales, accom-
panied BY his wife, a charming,
highly accomplished lady.
A train of Is first class coaches
carrying Mexican immigrants
returning home from Los An
geIes, passed through Nogales
last Saturday. The special train
was chartered by the board of
supervisors of Los Angeles
county.
Members Of the Nogales lodge
of E!ks were grieved to learn of
the death at his home in Tucson
Wednesday of Wilford S. Sullin
ger, 81. secretary of the Tucson
e ks Lodge, No. 385 for the past
IL years. and former president
of the state Elks' association.
At the meeting of the Santa
Cruz County Democratic Central
Committee Thursday night, E
r. Thurman. county attorney.
was unanimously elected as q
member of the committee to fill
the vacancy caused by the recent
death of Hon. w. F. Overton.
The Santa Cruz county dele.
CATION to the state Republican
convention held in Tucson last
Saturday, returned home Sun.
day. They are James W. Nc
Donald r. L.. O'Neill, 81. r
Sisk, E K Cumming and Joe
Collie. Sisk was elected dele
gate to the Republican national
convention at Chicago.
Mrs M. Weston, formerly
employed at the. Joe Berk stores
in Nogales and Tucson, left Tue
son last week for Buffalo, N. Y.
to take q position as assistant
buyer for William HenRer Go :,
one of the nations leading wo-
mems ready to- wear establish
ments. The best wishes of many
Nogales friends accompanied her
East.
}. M. Soto, operator of the
City Limits Service station. was
the lucky winner of the hand
some silver spangled saddle
raf1ed off Monday night in the
lobby of the Montezuma hotel
by j. D. Taught of the Colorado
Horse and Mule company. The
saddle is valued at approximate
ly $500. Soto's ticket No. 13O,
cost him 81 90.
Many cattle are being shipped
from Sonora. Mexico, through
Nogales, to points in California
for feeding. The cattle are un
loaded at Cotton for feeding and
watering. Shipments are said
to be the heaviest in many years
and Uncle Sam is reaping q
golden harvest in customs duties.
Cattle are being sold in Sonora
for a song. and you may sing it.
Don Moyle. one of Americas
best known aviators, and whose
name rang throughout the world
last summer when be fsw from
Japan to the United States with
the famous flying team of Moyle
and Allen. arrived at the Nogales
air port Sunday afternoon. He