The border vidette., 1919-01-04

Day out at the Viilasenor ranch,
by Presidonte Astolfo r. Carde
mas of Nogales, Sonora, was
greatly enjoyed by all. The
meat, beans, coffee--and every
thing the best ever.
Last Sunday at Patagonia
George 3. Richie, the painter,
who was better known in this
section as Duke" passed away
after a short illness from pneu-
monia. The funeral was held
last Monday, interment being in
the Patagonia cemetery.
Jesse Chatham, eldest son Of
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. J. Chatham of
this city, has returned from
Camp Bowie, where he was a
member of the Tooth Division.
Jesse has received an honorable
discharge. His friends are glad
to see him home safe and feel
ing fine. He was mustered out
at Camp Kearney, Cal.
w. Wellbanks, of W. Well
banks & Company, we'll known
San Francisco commission firm,
owning valuable farms in Sonora
and Slnaloa, has been a guest at
the Montezuma hotel a couple of
days this week, between trains
sou h. Mr.. Wellbanks is on his
way to his property which he
has not seen for over five years.
w. j. Colburn, after spending
a year in Tucson where he con-
Quoted root beer stand, has re-
turned to Nogales and is again
running the root beer stand next
to the Royal Theatre. Billie's
old friends are glad to see him
back. Pretty hard for the old
boys to stay away from Nogales,
the biggest little town IN Ari-
IONA.
George N. Sayre, for a long
time in the customs service. who
recently resigned to go into the
cattle business, is q guest at the
Montezuma hotel, from Har
shaw. where his wife is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Sorrells. Mrs.
Sayre's many friends will be
pleased to learn that she has re-
!
the flu.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gillespie, presi-
dent Of the Parents and Teach
ers' Association, announces that
the Charity Ball, given under
the auspices of the Association,
was a great success, $3.50 being
the sum cleared at the ball. A
meeting Of the Association will
be held at the Mayors Office
next Wednesday afternoon. You
are invited.
Between the High links at the
Nogales Cafe and the New
Years Grand Ball at the Santa
Cruz Club, funloving people of
Nogales, had a glorious time
New Years eve. For the first
time in the history of the town,
Nogales society witnessed
hula hula dance executed by
sure 'nuf" artist from the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Sergeant A. w. Noon, son of
A. S. and Mrs. Noon, has &C
copied a position with the Rus
sell Electric & Machine Co., at
this place. Before joining the
colors. Sergeant Noon disposed
of his electrical business to the
firm with which he will now be
connected. He understands the
electrical contracting business,
and will make good"
Nogales was visited this week
by P. @. Forester, from Ia
coma, Washington, who after an
absence of many years, visited
here on private business. Mr..
Forester is interested in mining
in Arizona and Sonora. He was
greatly pleased with the many
wonderful civic improvements
made in Nogales during the
thirty years he has been away.
The New Years eve Cabaret
Dinner Dance at the Nogales
Cafe was easily the most enjoy
able affair Of it's kind ever at
tempted in Nogales, and the
management of BEST in eats,
and everything" deserve great
credit. Many of those who saw
the old year out and New Year
in, will never forget 1919, the
Year We VIM" at the Nogales
Cafe.
Victor J. Wager, Santa Cruz
county's champion assessor, has
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