The border vidette., 1917-07-07

1 returned the fOrepart or the WSeI i from the coast, where he accom- panied his family who will spend i the remainder of the summer by the seq.
 Superior Judge W. A. O'Con
 nor. accompanied by Mrs O'ConnOr, departed the forepar
 of the week for Los Angeles where His Honor and wife vii
 spend the remainder of the heated season.
 Colonel Topete, commander ol
 Mexican troops in the HaQni
 river, Sonora, has been visitor
 here during the past ten days. The colonel is a personal friend of Fernando Rodriguez, the hard ware man.
 Ted. Healey formerly Of No gales, now editor and proprietor of the Casa Grande Bulletin, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. From here he will go to the Pacific coast tor a we'll earned vaca tion.
 In a few days F. F. Rodri- guez, the hardware man, will go south as far as Mazatlan on busi- ness for his big hard ware estab- lishment on Grand avenue. He will be absent from NogaleS a week or ten days.
 w. c. Laughlin; one of the most successful American mine operators in Sonora, has been a guest at the. Montezuma hotel a couple of days this week, from the great Laughlin mines near San Xavier, Sonora.
 The Fourth of July celebration at Ash Grove, near Patagonia, was attended by residents from all over the county. many No gales people having motored to the beautiful grove to enjoy the picnic and the dance in Pata- gonia.
 Tuesday in Superior Court, Edith Knapp filed divorce pro- ceedings against Merrill Knapp, the automobile man. Cruelty and intidelity are charged. H. A. Simms also filed suit against Rita May Simms, charging de- sertion.
 Jose Figueras, efficient steno- for Barry 6 Barry, at torneys, is taking a months well-earned vacation, which he will spend on the West Coast of Mexico. Mrs. Figueras and the baby have gone to California for the summer.
 Amos T. Yaeger, mining man, is here from Aiamos, Sonora, where he and his associates are in valuable silver mines. Reports every thing quiet in the Alamos district, and says he hopes yet to make 8 fortune there.
 The Nogales Cafe is one of the most attractive places of its kind in Arizona. thanks to Man ager Nick Poly yhron, who recent ly had his popular restaurant and ice cream parlOr beautified by artistic decorators, who know their business.
 H. J. Temple, general super of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, was Stopover visit or in the city last Monday night on his way north from Empalme, his headquarters. He was ac- com mpanied by his private sec retary, MT. Mayhew.
 Monday and Tuesday Super visors J. s. Gatlin and George w. Parker, were here from their homes, attending the 'egular monthly meeting of the board. Mir. Gatlin lives near Pa and Mir. Parker in the oeautifull San Rafael valley.
 After spending a few days in he city, John Higginbotham, Laird of Carbo, has returned to Jarbo. near which place he owns valuable mines. He was met 1ere by his son Lawrence, who las been attending school in California. Lawrence will spend | lis vacation at Carbo.
 Captain c. B. Kelton, we'll | 1nown all over southern Ariz- ,na, who came to Nogales to Lttend the funeral of his old riend Judge Watt Gittins. last Sunday, has returned to Kelton, Pima county. The captains