The border vidette., 1919-05-24

| VIII iSOuIH DOIne next week.
 George G. Wager, father of
 County Assessor Victor J. Wa | ger, was a visitor in Nogales
 this week, from his ranch in the
 eastern part of the county. He
 was a guest at his sons pleasant
 home on Grand avenue.
 $. l.. Pearce, mining man from ] the AlamOS district of Sonora, arrived from the south country
 the fOrepart of the week on his 1 way to his home in California. 1 for the summer. He will return i to the mines next fall, after the
 rainy season.
 George N Sayre, for a long time connected with the U. $. | customs service, now engaged in the more profitable business of raising cattle, was a business visitor in town this week several days, from his ranch over San Fernando way.
 The many friends Of Senator 1 Harry J. Karns will be pleased to learn that he is again able to be around after having been laid up with an attack of lum- Lago. During the senator's ill ness, his brother Ellie, was the busiest automobile man in town.
 w. H. Land, formerly of the Nogales National Bank, now connected with the Tucson Ma tiOnal Bank, as vice president and manager, was a Nogales visitor last Sunday. He and lumber of friends motored down from the old town, returning in the evening.
 Tuesday Don c. Franklin. of the Montezuma hotel, departed for Florence, where he went to attend Superior Court, as a wit uess in law suit. the winning of which means big money for Don and his associates. Every body in Santa Cruz county hopes Don will get the mon"
 Perry Wilson, ex printer who owns a valuable farm in. the San Rafael valley, is at St. Joseph's hospital, where he is being treat ed by Dr. Wallace, who says he will soon have Perry fixed up" as good as new. The young man is brother of Editor Vii son of the Santa Cruz Patago nian.
 In the baseball games played here last Saturday and Sunday, between the 24th and ~25th h. fantry teams, the 25th Infantry nine literally wiped up the earth with Uncle Sam's boys from New Mexico. Nogales has one of the fastest ball teams in the United States, the 25th Infantry, U. s. A.
 Fred c. Emery, from his min ing property in Sonora, was an arrival from the south country the forepart- of the week, since which time he has been trans acting business here. Reports his property looking fine. Be- lieveS he has a world beater, with silver better than a dollar an ounce.
 Chaplain M. l.. Eusey of the 35th Infantry, U. s. A., from Camp Travis, Texas, where the 35th went from Nogales, has been in Nogales this week, visit ing his many friends and ac- The chaplain says he has big warm spot in his heart for Nogales. He now ranks as a ca aptain.
 Nogales was visited the fore part of the week by Brigadier General H. R. Hickock, com mander of the military district | of Arizona, whose headquarters are at Douglas. The general i was accompanied by Mrs Hic- cock and Lieutenant R. L.. Mach man, his aid de camp. They | at The Bowman.
 Steve Merino. for a long time of Joe Berk's Moderna, has resigned to accept the man agement of Sam Leeker's Eli | PasO Store. Steve is one of the | best known, most popular sales men on the border, and the Ell PasO store is fOrtupate in secur- ing his services as manager of | that mammoth eSta tabliShment.
 Yesterday Mrs. Lee Reagan and Mrs. James Reagan receiv- ed a telegram announcing the l death of their father, J. R. Bill lings, we'll known, pioneer citizen of Del Rio, Texas Last ovoninO thn ladies rnntnro6 tn