The border vidette., 1933-03-25

! tcnueut Ot SCDOO!S, WIS NO
gales visitor Wednesday, from
Cascabel. Herb was accompan
led by his friend, Bud Parker,
catt!eman Of Tucson.
A high concrete wall ia being
erected in The arroyo below the
Walnut street bridge to keep the
flood waters from oyerflowioG its
bank and damaging property in
the rear Of the business build
ings in GrEud avenue.
Allan NJ Gillespie. Sr., former
bank president of this city, now
located in Tucson and connected
with the state banking depart
ment, was here Monday on busi.
ness. Allan said be likes Tue.
son but loves Nogales.
| G.. B. Mason. formerly of No
gales. now chairman Of the fed
eral board of examiners of u. S.
customs houses, with headquart
ers at Washingtoo1 D. c.. has
been in Nogales this week check
! ing up the customs house.
The Nogales-Tucscn highway
will be completed today, it is
said, and now it is possible TO
drive with safety, from Nogales
to Tucson in an hour and fifteen
minutes. The distance between
Noga!es and Tucson is 81 miles.
r. Q Leatherman, B. Taylor
WI!key,James Harmon and Lew.
ia Price are said to be applicants
| for the position of state highway
patrolnan, formerly held bV II.
J. Patterson Of Nogales. All
applicants are mighty good men.
Writ G.. Bowman, Democratic
national committeeman and chair
| man OF the board of directors of
the First National Bank of No.
gales, will arrive here next week
from Palm City, California. for
q few days visit in bis old HON g
! town-Nogales.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. w. Cowli.
| shaw Of New York, owners of
the Wilshaw ranch, near here,
purchased from Mrs. Hazel Sor
! rells, have returned from Los
Angeles aud are planning the
erection Of a foe guest house on
their ranch property.
The NoRales Masonic lodge
met Tuesday night at the Ma
sonic temple at 8 O'Clock to hear
the report made by Charles e
BELLS, master, on the Masonic
Grand lodge meeting held 10
Phoenix last week. Refresh
ments were served following the
meeting,
f. II. Stoltz, local manager of
the Singer Sewing Machine com
pany, has been transferred 10
Tucson as district manager of
the compsny with offices in that
city. Stoitz left Monday to as
sumo his new position. He will
be Joined later by bis wife.
Robert G. Bischoff, OF Los An.
geles. credit manager Of The
Paraftine Companies Inc, was
here Wednesday visiting his old
friend, E. A. Reed, owner of the
Nogales Sheet Metal Works.
Mr.. Bischof makes" this city
twice a year. BE likes Nogales.
The Nogales post Of the Amer.
can Legion met last night in its
new quarters, the former Officers
Club of Camp Little, which was
recently leased to the Legion by
the city. Al Castanda and Hank
Myers furnished the entertain
ment and delicious refreshments
we're served.
Tony Harper has opened to
the public a frst-class money
exchange business next door to
the La Villa de Paris department
store at 1O7 Morley ave. Har
per is we'll known here and was
for many years employed ct the
Banco de Sonora ia Nogales,
Sonora, Mexico.
Al Peck, pioneer citizen, last
Tuesday celebrated bis e2ud
birthday anniversary. Mr.. Peck
came to Arizona So gears ago; he
arrived here when the hills
around Nogales were mere boles
in the ground. We wish the
grand old man" many more
birthday anniversaries.