The border vidette., 1933-05-27
MAY q, 1888
LOCAL ITEMS.

NOR6l0S m0TCu6QC, was u0TS !dSt
Sunday attending the w. A.
O'ConnOr funeral.
J. M. Schwartz, income tax
reporter. was in Nogales Tues.
day from Tucson. He was &C.
companied by his wife.
r. Yturtde. banking inspector
of Sonora, has been spending
few days in NoRales. from his
main Offices in Hermosillo.
T. D. Vencilli and B. M. Sny
der, mining engineers, of Los
Angeles, visited here Monday
and Tuesday on mining business.
J. r. Daeds and G.. Nj. Kerr of
the United States geological sur.
vey department, arrived iu No
gales Monday on government
business.
O. A, Serrano. manager of the
Stearns Marketing Company, of
Los Mochis. Sinaloa, Mexico,
arrived here Tuesday from Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Roesner
dorothy Sanders )returned home
Thursday from their honey,
moon spent at Catalina Island.
California.
Mrs. Manuel Mascarenas, Jr.,
arrived here Monday morning
from Hermosillo, accompanied
by her daughters, Miss Louisa,
aud Mrs. Antonio Bermudez of
El Paso, Texas.
A. Zackerman, 60. operator of
Zuckie' Economy hand laundry 10
the Lyric theater building, died
Thursday night at St. Joseph's
hospital, following brief illness
from heart trouble.
Judge Albert M. Sames of the
United States district court in
Tucson was in Nogales Sunday
attending the last rites of Judge
W.. A. O'Connor. He was &C
companied by his wife.
B Taylor Wilkey, superinten.
dent of the Arizona highway de
partment's Tucson shops, spent
Sunday mere visiting his mother
and brother, Undersheriff Dave
Wilkey. and his many friends.
Two road camps have been
located along the Nogales Tue
son highway near the Willows
to complete the work of banking
the arroyo walls with concrete
which was started last year. A
nun Der of Nogales men are be-
ing employed on the job.
Three bids on the furnishing
of the heating plant for the No
gales high school gymnasium
and the new Roosevelt school
building were received aud open.
ed Monday night by the board
of school trustees. All bids
were taken under advisement.
The Forty and Eight of the
American Legion of Nogales are
planning an installation dance to
be given next month when the
new officers are installed. The
com mlttee in charge is Dr.. A. L
Gustetter, A. j. Mitchell and
Gus Micbaels. secretary of the
Nogales cham Der Of commerce.
A luncheon was given Tues
day at the Border Cafe in honor
of Mrs. Henry Vein berg who is
leaving here next week. Her
husband. who for long time
operated the La Barata store
here. will close today and is re-.
moving to Los Angeles where
he Will engage IN business.
The large civic swimming pool
10 the former Camp Little, will
be opened on Thursday, June ],
it is announced. Anyone inter
ested may pay the entrance fee
OF 50 to Edward Goldman, treas
urer of the club. A charge Of
So per month will be made which
will admit a family or single per.
son and one guest.
| Frank M. Dougherty, Baca
Float stockman, was a business
visitor in Nokales Thursday. He
recently returned from visiting
bis wife and children in Califor.
mia. bout month ago Pen
dleton & Dougherty received
several thousand head of young
Hereford heifers from the Ca
nanea Cattle Company
w. J. Mitchell, local mining
engineer, spent the week end ir