The border vidette., 1918-12-21

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son, Master William, departed
the forepart of the week for Los
Angeles, where they will spend
the holidays with Mrs. Van
Mourick's mother.
This morning Mexican Am
bassador Ignacio Bonillas ex.
poets to go to Hermosillo, the
state capital Of Sonora. During
his stay here Mr.. Bonillas was a
guest of General A. Obregon.
Earl Sinks, special represent
alive OF the Universal Film Elk
changes. Inc, has been in the
city this week couple OF days,
J a guest of Mr.. Frank Diamos,
manager of the Nogales theatre.
| Messrs. Beals and Mills, two
Tillamook, Oregon farmers. who
are interested in Sonora lands
near Noria, have been business
visitors in the city a couple of
days this week. from the south
country.
Mr.. L. Brauer, formerly con-
nected with the Sonora Bank &
Trust Co., as secretary and man
ager, now located in Los Ange-
+ les, is a visitor in Nogales, being
accompanied by his wife and
little son.
L. Schleimer, the real estate
man. departed for San Francisco
the forepart of the week, where
he goes on private business.
After the holidays Jack will re-
turn to Nogales where he will
again engage in business.
The Western Wooden Ware
Company of Ell Paso has remov-
ed from the West Coast Ware
house Company to the Writ G.
Bowman warehouse on Grand
avenue, where in flu ture the COM
pany's Nogales branch offices
will be located.
Lieutenant Taylor Wilkey, of
the U. S. artillery service, son
of Judge and Mrs. J. N. Wilkey,
has returned home bringing with
him an honorable discharge.
The lieutenant's family and a
wide circle of friends, are glad
to see him home.
Adolfo de Ia Huel ia, said to
be a candidate for governor of
Sonora, who is now in New York
City where he has been acting
as consul general of Mexico, is
expected to arrive in Sonora
shortly to personally conduct his
campaign for governor.
This week Bracey Curtis, pre-
sident of the First National Bank
of Nogales, has been i'll at his
home, The American Club, suf-
friends will be pleased to learn
that be is getting along nicely
and will soon be out again.
Colonel Carnahan, of the 25th
Infantry, recently appointed
commander of the military dis
trict of Arizona, has gone to
Douglas, where he will have his
headquarters. Lieutenant Col
onel r. L. Bush is now COM
mander of the 25th Regiment,
with headquarters at Nogales.
Last Tuesday G. @. Dunbar,
the we'll known cattleman, who
for many years had been con-
nected with the Cananea Cattle
Co., died at his home in this
city, from pneumonia. A wife
and five children are left to
mourn the passing of a good |
man. Deceased had been i'll only |
a few days.
'Prensa Libre," is the name |
of the new Spanish daily paper
soon to be issued in Nogales, |
Sonora, in the interest Of Gen
eral Ignacio Pesqueira, one of |
the candidates for governor of |
Sonora, at the coming spring |
election. It is said the new paper |
will make its appearance about |
January first.
Omar Sanders, manager for |
the West Coast Warehouse Co.,
has returned from a visit to his |
old home in Arkansas, where he |
had been called by the serious |
illness of his father. When Omar
left for Nogales, his father was
greatly improved and hopes were |
entertained for his early ccm
pIete recovery.
Yesterday Rev. w. J. Gordon !
returned from Camille, where he !
had been called to hold services |
over the remains of John Riggs,
the we'll known stockman, who |
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