The border vidette., 1919-07-05

ICdIllO dSducH oOOIC GU obi1 l Xavier, Sonora, is a business
 visitor in the city. Reports
 everything quiet in his section ! of Sonora.
 Lieutenant Thos. B. Monson, recently discharged from the Air Service, has arrived from California, and will be assistant to Gil Rankin, secretary of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce.
 The order transferring Jimmie Henigan of the Immigration ser vice, from Nogales to Laredo, Texas, has been changed and Jimmie will remain at his No gales post indefinitly, to the de light of his numerous friends here and along the line.
 J. c. McGee, experienced chef and all round printer, has re turned to Nogales after an ab- sence of several years, in Cal ifornia, Texas and Old Mexico. Mac says Nogales certainly looks good to him and he will again make this city his home.
 MT. aud Mrs. Isaac Hayes, from Lochiel where MT. Hayes is deputy collector of customs, visited Nogales last Wednesday, being accompanied by their daughter, who had been visiting her parents. and was returning to her home in Los Angeles.
 Tuesday morning the home of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Monhan, in this city, was made happy by the arrival of a fine baby girl. Mother and child doing nicely and the proud father, who is roadmaster on the Southern Pa cific of Mexico, is again back on the job,
 Jack Farmer, from overseas, where he took part in a number of battles, has returned, and will again make his home in Mo- gales where his parents, :Hr. and Mrs. H. J. Farmer, reside. Jack is a brother of Mrs. Ray Palms of the local telegraph of fee. Jack returned feeling.
 J. A. Jackson has returned from business visit to Empal- me, where his father, who is one of the pioneer passenger con- d uctors of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, makes his headquarters. Until recently Mir. Jacksonhas been connected with the Twin Buttes railway, as superinten- dent.
 Harry Barnett was a business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week, from Patagonia, near where he is de- veloping a mining property, said to possess great merit. Mir. Barnett is a pioneer of this coun- ty where he has host of friends, all of whom join in wishing him success, always.
 Monday night w. c. Laugh lin, the mining man, arrived from his producing mines near San Xavier, Sonora, from which regular shipments of lead silver bullion are made through No gales to the custom SmelterS in the States. He was on his way to the coast to visit his family, who reside at Los Angeles.
 Dr. Hardtmayer. from the old Bland mine, near Patagonia, was a business visitor at the county seat this week, from the mine, which is being developed under the personal supervision of Pete Hanson, one of the best prac- tical miners in the country. The doctor says the old property is sure to develop into a dividend payer.
 Dr. c. E. Houle, chief surgeon of the Southern Pacific of MeXi- co, with headquarters at Empal me. was here a couple of days this week, in his new hospital car, recently turned out of the shops at Empalme. Dr. Houle is just back from overseas where he went with the 10th Engineers. | His many friends were pleased | to see him.
 w. c. Payne of the Border News Agency has contracted l with Ben Evans and will install | a news and cigar stand in the | new lobby of Hotel Evans. MT. Payne during the short Gime he has been in Nogales, nas made | many friends. All will be pleas ed to learn that he has secured |