The border vidette., 1933-11-11
NOVEMBER II, 1888
LOCAL ITEMS.

j. e. Refsnes. bond buyer of
Phoenix, was business visitor
ia Nogales Monday.
Roy Gill and Ramon Elias are
today shipping a trainload of
fat cattle to Mexico City.
The regular monthly meeting
Of the Santa Cruz county board
of supervisors was held Monday.
Mrs. Clara Carson, of Pitts
burgh. Pa, returned Tuesday to
attend to her mining interests in
Sonora, Mexico.
Frank Culin, fire insurance
adjuster, was here Thursday
from Tucson. He was accom-.
panied by his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero Martin.
were city visitors Tuesday from
their pleasant bone in Happy
Hollow, near Nogales.
Frank M. Dougherty, of Pen
dleton & Doueherty, was here
Wednesday from his fine place
on the Baca Float, near Tubac.
The boys of the Arizona Mill
tary academy as members of the
Equestrian club will take part in
tho Armistice Day parade today.
Rev. and Mrs. Fl 81. Carpen
ter, accompanied by Max Keyte,
have returned from a motor trip
to Phoenix, where they went
Monday.
r. G.. Edgell, representative
of Cheshire Bros. Motor com
pany, attended a district meeting
of electrical equipment dealers
in Tucson Tuesday night.
The high school Commercial
club gave an Armistice jubilee
dance last night at the high
school gymnasium at 9 o'clock.
Peltier's orchestra furnished the
music.
Clay Larimore, of Larimore,
South Dakota. was here Wed
nesday with his cousin, Roland
Larimore, Sonoita farmer. Clay
is also a cousin of John Lari
more, of Nogales.
The citizens of Nogales are
asked to donate any books for
which they have no further need
to the Nogales public library.
Books will be called for if the
librarian is notified.
Members of the American Le-
eion auxiliary gave q kitchen
shower" Monday night at eight
o'clock in the Legion clubhouse.
Legionnaires also met and finish
ed remodeling the kitchen.
A bridge party will be given
next Wednesday night at the
lodge hall by the Knights of
Pythias and Pythian Sisters. it
has been announced by Lewis
Price, chancellor commander eff
the lodge.
Thirty more young men from
Santa Cruz county we're sent to
the G. &C. camp at White House
canyon Wednesday. Twenty
cne boys were from Nogales,
seven from Amadoville and the
others from Tubac.
The Banco de Nogales has in
its possession several United
States 81 bills, with Washing.
toms picture, raised to $40. The
workmanship on the raising of
the bills is said to be almost per
feet. The raised bills we're pass
ed recently 10 Nogales. Sonora.
Roy Gill. one of southern Ari.
zona,s big cattlemen, was here
Thursday from the Gill ranch.
The Gllls ars interested in gold
properties in the Altar district,
Sonora, being associated with
Ramon Elias, another good cat.
tie man, who has the gold fever.
Horacio Arriola, recently ap
pointed collector of customs at
NoKales, Sonora. Mexico, was
guest of honor at a luncheon last
Sunday at E E'cabosa's Cafe. The
new collector succeeds Julian
Terminel who, it is said, will oc
cupy a higher post in the Gus.
toms department Of Mexico.
More than 800 was collected in
Nogales last Saturday through
the forget-me- tag day
sponsored by the Disabled Amer.
lean Veterans Of the World War.
Miss Wilma Harris sold the
greatest number Of forget me