The border vidette., 1932-11-05

ors of the First National Bank
of Nogales. will be accompanied
here by Mrs. Bowman. who also
votes in Nogales, the legal home
of the Bowmans for thirty years.
Ignacio Soto, president of the
Banco de Nogales, in Nogales,
Sonora, which recently opened,
has returned from business
trip to Los Angeles. The new
banking institution has leased
from the Eduardo Camou estate,
the fine building on the corner
just across the international line
from the First National Bank of
Nogales, which is now being re
modelled for occupancy by the
new Mexican bank. The build
ing some years ago was occupied
by the Nogales branch of the
Banco de Sonora. now defunct.
Michael J. Kern, died at his
home ia Patagonia Tuesday af.
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock following
an illness of only "a hours, from
intestinal trouble. Deceased was
we'll and favorably known in
Santa Cruz county. having re
sided over five years in Patago
MIA where be owned and manag
ed the Patagonia Drug Store.
He is survived by his widow and
three small children, the young
est only two months old. The
funeral services we're held at 10
o'clock this morning at the Cath
olic church in this city, inter
ment being in the Nogales GENE
terry.
Arthur johnson, son of Frank
Johnson, popular owner of the
Manhattan Club. Nogales, So
nora, arrived here Thursday
from Magdalena. New Mexico,
for few days visit with his dad
Arthur, who is manager of the
Utility Company of Magda!ena,
is accompanied by his bride, a
charming young lady of Silver
City, New Mexico. Arthur and
Norine we're married few days
ago in Ell Paso. Texas. Frank
Johnson loves bis boys and is
justly proud of his new daughter.
Returning home the newly weds
will go to L1rdsburg, New Mex
leo, where they will visit and
surprise Arthur's mother. Mrs.
Frank Johnson, at the old home.
Good news comes from the
famous old Duquesne mining
district. this county, to the effect
that Juan Sesteaya, who for the
past two years has had a lease
on the Belmont mine, from the
Bracey Curtis estate, recently
uncovered a large body of high
grade shipping ore, and now has
several carloads out ready to be
trucked to Patagonia from where
it will be sent by rail to the
smelter. Beautiful samples Of
ore from the new strike ia the
Belmont can be see on the desk
of Theron Richardson, cashier
Of the First NATIONAL Bank of
Nogales, who with Osto Hercld,
president of the bank, is admin
istrator of the Curtis estate.
Mrs. Isabella Greenway, Ari
zona's Democratic National Com
mitteewoman. will address voters
of Santa Cruz county next Mon
day night at 9 o'clock in the fine
lobby of the Montezuma hotel,
which has graciously been loaned
the Democratic county committee
by Harry Narcotic, manager of
the hotel, who is secretary Of
the central committee, and gen
eral chairman of all the Santa
Cruz Roosevelt - Garner clubs.
Mrs. Greenway is brilliant
woman of charming personality,
who always delights her audi
ences-political or other wise.
During the campaign closing
Monday night, she has delivered
Democratic messages of hope to
thousands of men and woman
voters of Arizona. Here Mrs.
Greenway next Monday night.
Mrs. Lindsay. widow Of the
late l. Linsay, pioneer Arizona
and Sonora mining man, for
many years associated with/the
late Bracey Curtis, visited No
gales this week from her home
in Los Angeles. Mrs. Lindsay,
who resided 10 this city over 80
years ago, was accompanied by
her two daughters and son in