The border vidette., 1933-06-17

all of whom wish them much
happiness. Jim for a long time
has been connected with the
beautiful Cavern Cafe in No.
gales, Sonora. being associated
With his uncle. Chris Kerson.
and h y brother. Nick K.erson.
A relief kitchen has been open.
cd by the Nogales knights of
Pythias lodge at $40 Grand ave.
Food is given any family entitled
to charity. The needy must
bring their containers which will
be filled TO capacity. The food
is prepared by the Knights of
Pythias cooks. This the first
relief kitchen established here.
Four special Southern Pacific
train coaches Monday carried 101
Chinese and their families on
their way to San Francisco where
they will take a boat for Hong
Kong, China. The Chinese
illegally crossed the border from
Mexico fleeing from the interior
of Mexico where they are barred
from work due to the national
laws.
Thursday, Flag Day, the No
gales Eks lodge, No. 1897, ob
served Flag Day at 8 p. 20. with
appropriate services open to the
public 10 front of the fine Eks
bone 10 Grand avenue. Judge
Charles E. Hardy delivered the
Flag Day address. After the
services, members. their families
and friends enjoyed q dance 10
the Elks hall.
Eugene McGill and Ted Grey
(colored) we're arraigned in po.
lice court Tuesday before Police
Judge w. e Carroon for steal
ins three chickens from Dan
Quen, Perkins street merchant.
Fourteen chickens we're reported
stolen by Dan but the police
we're only able to locate three.
The two men we're sentenced to
serve 30 days ia the city Jail.
The Equestrian Club of No
gales will give free IS minute
horse rides to all Nogales chill
dren from 10 a. N. to l D. m.
every Saturday. it is announced
by Warren Jennings, popular
experienced riding master. The
children are asked to appear at
the Camp Little stables where
they will be given their number
and mount. The children will
be safely guarded by qualified
instructors.
Mrs. Hannah Harris, 81. pio
neer resident of Arizona, died
Sunday afternoon at the home Of
her sou, Edward Harris.' the
Twin Butte mining camp in Pima
county. Mrs. Harris was the
wife of the late Daniel Harris, a
pioneer of Santa Cruz county.
The willow grove along the No
gales-Tucson highway, which
was cut down recently, was
planted by Mrs. Harris husband
many years ago. Deceased is
surved by two sons, J. A. Harris
of Nogales, and E1 Harris at
whose home. she died at Twin
Butte.
MIR. and Mrs. Writ G.. Bow
man. of Nogales and Palm City,
left by train Wednesday for the
coast after enjoying a few days
visit in ambos Nogales where
they own much valuable real
property and have many friends,
all of whom appreciate greatly
the splendid work the Bowmans
are constantly doing in behalf of
the little old home town they
love so much. 10 California last
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman
witnessed the graduation of their
youngest daughter-loveIy Miss
Betty Jean, IS, who says she is
going to become q lawyer.
r 81. Bibolet. formerly cashier
of the Sonora Bank and Trust
Company and at present assistant
in County Assessor Harry V.
Farrior's Office, was appointed
clerk and treasurer of the city of
Nogales, succeeding Phil Her
old, resigned, Monday night by
Mayor ]. E. Wise and approved
by the city council, effective
June 16. w. E. Carroon was
appointed temporary city clerk
and treasurer by Mayor Wise,
following the resignation of Mr..
Herold, which was accepted by
the mayor. At the meeting last