The border vidette., 1933-03-18

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| Monday.
Frank Johnson and Ed Claytor
left Wednesday morning on a
combined business and pleasure
auto trip to Lordsburg and Dem
ing, New Mexico. At Lords
burg Mr.. Johnson will visit his
family and transact business.
Clay tor has many friends in New
| Mexico, where be resided before
coming to Arizona several years
ago to engage in the livestock
business.
Charles e Bells, master of
the Nogales Masonic lodge, aud
his wife, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ellis
Stoltz, Mrs. l. Burgoon, secre
tary of the grand lodge Of the
Order Of T. astern Star OF Arizona;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J Abbott, and
Miss Esther Greason, Tuesday
motored to Phoeoix to attend the
fifty-first annual meeting of Ma
sonic lodges Of Arizona. held
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
Petitions were filed Monday of
the Non-Partisan Progressive
ticket beaded by J. E Wise for
mayor, and for city aldermen.
Luis Escalada, Frank B Carrcon,
John W. Phillips. E. Jay Dit
mer, Charles T. Frazier and Joe
Karam. e A. Wessell, proprie
tor of the Evans cigar and news
stand. filed nominating petition
Saturday with City Clerk Phil
Herold. as candidate for city
alderman.
At the annual meeting OF the
Nogales Eiks lodge held Tues
day night, the following officers
to serve during the ensuing year
we're elected: Norman Medlin.
exalted ruler; E S Elmonson,
esteemed leading knight; Frank
Carroon, esteemed loyal knight;
A. L. Landsi.h. esteemed lectur
ing knight; E. A. VESSEL, treas
urer; r q Bibolet, secretary;
George Janual, tyler and Harry
j. Karns, trustee for the three
year term.
| G. K. Greene, son of the late
Colonel W. G. Greene. father of
Cananea," was a business visitor
in Nogales Tuesday. Greene is
connected with the Greene Cat
tie company from which Pendle
ton & Dougterty have purcbas
ed approximately 1900 head OF
Hereford beifers and bulls for
their Baca Float ranch near this
city. tits said the whiteface cat.
tie are to be delivered sometime
this month and will be placed in
charge OF Ell Clayton, ,ex2erienc.
ed cattlemen of this city, former
,ly of Texas aud Wyoming.
The float presented by the No
gales chamber of commerce. the
Bohemia club and the 90 80 club
at the annual Tucson rodeo last
month was awarded the first
prize, according to an announce.
ment received here Wednesday
from Tucson. The prize award
ed the border city is a large
photograph Of the float which
is now on exhibition at toe
chamber of commerce. Life on
the border was depicted on the
float which was adorned in at
tractive Mexican decorations.
Beautiful senoritas aud cbarros
were seated around the float.
State Senator James A. Hayri-
son, D., of Santa Cruz county. is
confined to mis- bed at his home
on Morley avenue with influenza.
Senator Harrison returned to
Nogales Saturday night from
Phoenix where he was in attend
ance at the 1lth Legislature since
it convened more than sixty days
ago. Senator Harrison is a can
didate for city alderman. on the
ticket beaded by Frank Lown.
local contractor, for mayor, His
running mates are Chris Kerson,
one Of the owners OF ths Cavern
Cafe; Craig Pottinger. publisher
OF the Nogales International;
Mark W. Wanless. assayer, and
Louis .Hudgin. of Roy & Titcomb.
In honor of Chief OF Police J
J. Loves birthday. a dinner was
given Wednesday night by the
Nogales Mavericks at John M
Hughes Cave Club. The royal
feast was prepared by Chef Fred
Garlton. tho liuni1a bv John De