The border vidette., 1933-04-22

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Joseph's hospital, was reported
unchanged last night. Lohu Is
suffering from heart ai'ment.
A dance was given last night
at the high school gymnasium
bv the Commercial club Of the
Noga!es high school. Music was
furnished by the Tijuana dance
orchestra which ia visiting here.
Work on The new Field Cafe
quarters located in the Monte
yuma Hotel building is progress
inK. Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Field
expect to open first class
restaurant 10 that location at an
early date.
The civic and economic class
Of she Nogales high school we're
guesss of the Postal Telegraph
company Tuesday morning in q
trade and professional lecture on
the part the telegraph plays in
the business WOr1O.
Miss Mary Simonton and her
house guest. Mis-, Dorothy Hunt,
left for the Tempe State Teach
ers college Monday, after spend
ing the Easter vacation with
Miss Simonton's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. SimOntCn.
Ben Stevens, old time sports
man of Greensboro. Kentucky. 8
friend OF Clarence Satterfield, of
Oklahoma and Nogales. is here
for the benefit OF his health.
Ben says he likes Nogales and
our glorious health.giyinR sun
shine.
Tom Hines OF Tucson, brother
Of Harry and Leo Hines, build
ing contractors Of Nogales and
Tucson, was a business visitor
here Thursday from the Ancient
and Honorable Pueblo-Tucson.
where he is conducting a high
class beer emporium.
Miss Angeline Thomas, local
school teacher, who vas operat.
ed upon last week at the st.
Joseph's hospital for appended.
tis, is reported to be on the road
to recovery to the delight OF her
many friends. Miss Thomas left
the hospital Thursday afternoon
for her home.
Jack Cohn is manager OF the
ticket sale for the big rodeo to
be held ia Nogales, Sonora,
Apri! 90, % and 80. Cohen has
placed tickets on sale at the
Montezuna hotel. Owl Drug
store and other business estab.
lishmen.s. Jack will have super
vision oyer eli tickets.
G.. D. Fisher motored to Tue
son last Saturday TO meet his
vile and son, from Tampa, Flor
ida. who will spend the next
year in NOR ales. The Fishers
have leased the home Of Mrs.
Florence Gustetter at i20 Craw
ford street-one of the finest
residences ia this city.
A branch of the Banco Ma
cional will be opened in Her.
mosillo, capital of the state OF
Sonora, Mexico, on May 1st, &C
cording TO announcement made
here recently by w. G. Vinegar,
we'll known local banker, general
agent for the big Mexican fiuan
cial institution, on the west coast
Of Mexico.
Miss Maria Mascarenas and
Manuel Mascarenas, III, daugh
ter and son OF the Mexican im
grafton chief in Nogales, Sonora,
arrived in Nogales Thursday
morning from Hermosillo. Miss
Msscarenas came from Mexico
City and stopped at the Sonora
capital to visit her mother and
grandmother.
Word was received Tuesday
that Mrs. Joe Gross. 81, of this
city died in San Francisco April
18Th following long illness.
Her husband rushed to her bed
side when advised of her serious
illness but arrived shortly after
she passed away. Irene was
laid to rest ia San Francisco.
MIR. Gross is expected to return
to Nogales today.
Alberto Mascarenas, Mexican
ambassador to Great Britain.
after enjoying q short visit here
With his mother, Mrs. Manuel
Mascarenas, Sr., brothers, Gui
llermo and Manuel Mascarenas.
Jr.. and sister, Mrs. Louis B
FIeischer, has returned to Mex
icO Gitv Ambassador. naSca-