The border vidette., 1919-03-08
MARCH 8. 1919.
LOCAL NEWS.

San Rafael valley, was a busi- ness visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week.
 Plenty of money in Nogales this week. during the convention of state bankers. A finer body of men never met, anywhere.
 William Heiniche, the Mazda lena, Sonora, pioneer hotel man, was a business visitor in Mo- gales a couple of days this week.
 w. H. Smith, proprietor of the Border Furniture Co.,, has re- turned from the Texas oil fields, where he is financially interested J. M. Riddle, the Ell Paso cat tie buyer. last Tuesday brought trainload of Sonora cattle to the States, through the port of NogaleS. [.
 Mrs. Herman Bender, who is quite ill, is here from Harshaw, to consult with Dr. Gustetter, her physician. MT. Bender is with his wife.
 Don Manuel Escalada, the we'll known, successful merchant, is again able to be out, after hay ing been laid up with an injured leg, a couple of weeks. J. T. Mcdonald, pioneer min ing man of the Gro Blanco dis trict, who is now operating in Sonora, is a visitor in the city from the south country. Commencing today, according to announcement made by the War Trade Board. neutral lard :. lard and pork products are re- moved from the conserved list. Last Monday Mrs. Sue B. Henry, society reporter for the Nogales Daily Herald. visited Tucson, where she has relatives. Mrs. Henry returned home Tues day.
 Ed. Brennan, formerly of this city, who is now working in Tacson, for the Southern Pa cific Company, was here cou- pie days this week, visiting old friends.
 w. H. Foore, father of Miss Foore of the War Trade Board, has returned from Bisbee, where be has been employed for the past two months, by one of the big copper companies.
 Mike J. Cunningham, the Bis bee banker,I accompanied by Mrs. Cunningham, arrived in the city last Thursday to attend the bankers convention. They motored across country.
 MT. w. Beckford Kibbey, Jr. , the we'll known cattleman, on his way to his ranch in Sonora, was a visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week. MT. Kibbey is a sonin-l law of Captain L.. w. Mix of Nogales.
 MT. Nose Drachman, clerk of l the federal court. is here from Tucson, attending the Bankers Convention. Nose is native son of the old pueblo, which he maintains is the best town on earth-old or new.
 Wednesday O. K. Franklin and his little son returned from an extended automobile trip to the Altar district, Sonora, via. Sasabe. MT. Franklin went to examine some mining property in which he is interested.
 Last Tuesday MT. and Mrs. Frank Powers, owners of the famous Worlds Fair mine, fo1 many years, were visitors in the city, where they have many friends. The old silver bonanza is one of Arizona's best bets.
 William Laughlin, the Sar Xavier, Sonora, mining man, is a business visitor in the city from the south country. The producing mines owned by MT Laughlin and his associates, arc among the best in the state o Sonora.
 Tom Bentley, many years su perintendent of mines at Minas Prietas, Sonora, after a severe sick spell, is again circulating among his friends. Tom is { mining man of the old school He sure knows mine when ht sees one.
 Last evening Secretary Franl J. Els ta brook of Denver, Colo in charge of the educationa work of the Congregations