The border vidette., 1918-12-21


Perkins, who has been visiting
here the guest of her friend,
Mrs. E. L. Chalfant, will depart
for San Francisco, where she
will spend the holidays with her
hus band, Captain Charles E.
Perkins of the Engineer Corps.
| U. S. A.
Last Tuesday Mr.. William T.
Haley, for a long time the etfi-
agent for the War Trade Board
in this district, departed for San
Francisco, his old home, where
he will spend the holidays with
| his mother, sisters and brothers.
Bill will later return to Nogales
to engage in the mission
! business.
After spending a number of
years in Los Angeles, where the
three lovely young ladies were
educated, Mrs. Henry Levin and
daughters returned to their No
gales home last Sunday. Mrs.
Levin and her charming daught-
ers have a host of friends ali Of
whom will be pleased to learn of
their return to the big home on
Morley avenue.
The funeral of Jose Mendoza,
who for a nun Der of years work
ed for Holler & Levin, was held
last Wednesday from Marsh's
Undertaking Parlors, interment
being in the Nogales cemetery.
Jose was a faithful servant. He
will be missed. The cause of
his death was pneumonia, re-
sulting from the flu. He was
sick only a few days.
H. J. Temple, general super
intendent of the Southern Pa
cific of Mexico, after a visit to
Tucson, has returned to his head
Thursday, Mr.. Temple, who
travelled in his private car, So
nora" entertained Hon. Ignacio
Bonillas, Mexico's ambassador
to the United States, at dinner.
in his private car. Mr.. Bonillas
and Mr.. Temple are old time
personal friends.
Friends Of Harry e. Grace,
the broker, will be pleased to
learn that be is recovering from
serious injuries received October
5th, in an automobile accident
near continental, Pima county,
and will soon leave the hospital
in Tucson, where he has been
since the accident. Soon after
the first Of the year Harry ex-
poets to return to NogaleS, where
he has a host of friends who will
be glad to see him.
Arrangements are being made
for a Grand Charity Ball to be
given at Anding Hall, Thursday
evening, December Goth. under
the management of Mrs. A. M.
Gillespie. The proceeds will be |
donated to the poor of Nogales,
and all who can do so, should |
attend the Grand Ball, for sweet
charity's sake. Music will be
furnished by the splendid or
chestra of the 25th Infantry. A
fine time is assured.
Thursday afternoon, in this
city, Gideon J. Giroux, a we'll |
known mining man of Sonora,
who for number of years had |
resided in NogaleS, died sudden
ly from heart failure. For many |
years deceased was interested in |
the Sultana mines near Carlo, |
Sonora. He also owned a valu-
able ranch near Pesqueira sta
ton, which is in charge of his |
son, Louis J. Giroux. Deceased |
was about 70 years of age.
Tuesday night at Hotel Gen.
trial in Nogales, Sonora, the |
Chamber of Commerce of the |
sister city, gave banquet in
honor of Mexican Ambassador
Ignacio Bonillas. A number Of |
prominent citizens from this side !
of the line, including Mayor
Bowman and officers of the |
Chamber of Commerce, were pre-
sent. Col. E. @. Carnahan, com
handing the American forces in
this district, was also invited.
The affair was a great success.
Charles Wiswall, manager of
the Greene Cattle Co., of which
his wife, widow of the late Col.
w. G. Greene, is the principal
owner, was a visitor in Nogales
a couple of days this week, hav-
ing motored over from Cananea.
The gentleman came to attend
the funeral of @. @. Dunbar, the
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