The border vidette., 1919-09-20

boys in France, was in Nogales last Monday. on private busi- ness.
 After a combined business and pleasure visit on the coast, Dr. J. c. Underwood, who for more than a quarter of century has operated mines in Sonora, re turned home the forepart of the week.
 Ferd M. VanMourick, mana ger of the local branch of the Sonora News Co, has gone to Los Angeles to join his family who have been there all sum. mer. They will return next week.
 Hon. George w. Parker from his San Rafael Valley ranch, was county seat visitor last We'd nesday. MT. Parker has about recovered from injuries received when bronco horse, not a mule, kicked him.
 Max Cohen. the life insurance man who makes his headquarters In Mexico City, is a business visitor in Nogales. Way back in 1882, Max was one of Mo- gales prominent, highly re. spected citizens.
 Last Sunday night the home of Louis Loos, manager of the Nogales Hardware 6 Furniture Company, was robbed, during the absence of the family. Two pistols and valuable jewelry are missing. No clue.
 Julian Johnson, formerly of Sonora, now resident of Tue son, was a business visitor in Nogales this week a couple of days. Julian is son of Don Ricardo Johnson, pioneer min- ing man of Sonora.
 Rev. Geo. c. Golden, former rector of St. Andrews church, is enjoying a visit here with his host of friends and acquaint- ances. He came from Fit. Whip pie. where the government has a Sanitarium for soldiers.
 During the Santa Cruz County Fair at Sonoita. Sept. 25 26 27, the Southern Pacific will run Motor Car Service, leaving Mo- gales in time for the morning program and departing from the fair grounds at mid night.
 Arthur Peck. one of Nogales' best known boys, who saw ser vice overseas with Uncle Sans artillery, has been appointed to a position on the Nogales police force, under Chief J. J. Lowe. Sergeant Peck will make good.
 Amos J. Yaeger, the Alamos, Sonora, mining man, has return ed from the south country. where he had been on business con- nected with his property at Mi mas Nuevas. From here MT. Yaeger will go to his home in Los Angeles.
 At the regular monthly meet ing of the City Council last Monday night, Mayor Fiedler and Clerk F. B. Cole, were au- thorized to sign a lease with the Southern Pacific for three acres on the sewer farm, north of No gales, to be used for stock yards.
 MT. Francis Duffy, son of Judge Frank J. Duffy of this city, has returned to the Univer- sity of Arizona, which he left to go to France with the American army. While in France, Francis attended a college several months. He will graduate with the U. of A. Class of 1920.
 Mrs. James B. Gordon, from Empalme. where her husband is stationed as chief train dis patcher. is visiting in Nogales, a guest of her friend, Mrs. Ada Jones, on Mob Hill. The Cor. dons are pleasantly remembered by all old residents of Nogales, where they resided many years.
 A. J. Milliken, U. S. Immigra- tion inspector in charge at this port, has gone to California for we'll earned vacation, the first in over five years. During MT. Milliken's absence, Captain ChaS Beatty, one of the most efficient, accommodating gentlemen on the international border, will be in charge.
 MT. Jesus Saldamando, popu- lar proprietor of the American Drun Store 6onorto6 oorlx, loct