The border vidette., 1919-08-23

Wednesday from the Pennsyl- vania ranch near Patagonia.
 MT. J. l. Schleimer, the real estate man, has recovered from his recent illness, and is again hitting the high places for busi- ness. Jack is one of the best hustlers on the border.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis Wilkey, after a pleasant visit Tn Nogales with the gentleman's parents, Judge and Mrs. J. w. Wilkey, have returned to their home at Duncan, Graham county.
 Tuesday Frank N. Cox, the mine operator, who is working mines in the Duquesne district, leased from the Duquesne Min ing & Reduction Company, was business visitor at the county seat.
 J.W. Griffith, master mechanic for the Southern Pacific of Mex ico, accompanied by his little boy, has returned from a visit east. From here he will go to his headquarters at Empalme, Sonora.
 Don Ignacio Corella, treasurer of the state of Sonora, has been visitor in the city a couple of days this week, from Hermosillo. Don Ignacio has many friends in this city, who are always pleas ed to see him.
 Don't miss the Burns Lincoln prize fight tonight at The Lyric. Both boys are clever and you'll sure get the worth of youf money. Tickets are on sale at the Border News Agency at the Montezuma hotel.
 Last Monday MT. J. w. Ed wards, the hardware merchant, returned from El Paso, where he was called last week by the death of his father. The gen. tleman'S mother returned to Mo- gales with her son.
 B. l.. Chalfant, agent at Can anea for Wells. Fargo & Co.,, was a visitor in the city last Tuesday, being registered at the Montezuma hotel. Emery re sided in Nogales many years; he has a host of friends here.
 MT. Norman Vincent, repre- senting the w. R. Grace Go of San Francisco. has gone to New Orleans on business for his con- pany, which is financially inter ested in the shipment of garban- EOS from Sinaloa and Sonora, to the States.
 Captain J. w. Dawson. the Butte, Montana mine manager, accompanied by his son Joe, also an experienced mining man, stopped over in Nogales the forepart of the week, en route from the mines near Noria, to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Thompson, wife of Major U. $. A., is visiting relatives and friends in NogaleS, where she was born and raised. Mrs. Thompson was formerly Miss Edith Doherty, one of No gales most charming popular young ladies.
 The Second Battalion, 25th h. fantry, is at the recreation camp, out on the Santa Cruz river, where the boys are having a fine time. Colonel Johnson, com mander of the Nogales district, is at the river camp, which is located near the pumping plant.
 MT. V. c. Joslyn. a mining man of Douglas, accompanied by his wife, arrived in the city last by auto. They are guests at the Montezuma hotel. Mrs. Joslyn is a relative of Mir. Henry Levin, of Holler & Levin, the pioneer customs house brok- CTS.
 John Ebinger, dry farmer from the Noria, Sonora, country, was a business visitor in town couple of days. He registered at Hotel Evans. John has plant ed big acreage to beans, on land near Noria, purchased from MT. A. M. Conard of Los An geles.
 John and Bird Yoas, from their splendid stock ranch in the Santa Rita mountains, near spent Tuesday in transacting private bus mess. They report the range