The border vidette., 1919-02-22

w. J. Gordon returned from
 Willcox, where he had been a
 week looking after his flock.
 Guy Griffin, proprietor of The
 Bowman of this city and the TucsOnian, of Tucson. has been ! here several days this week, or 1 private business.
 Last Tuesday J. M. Soto, the wealthy Magdalena, Sonora, cat tleman, shipped Q train load of cattle through this port, to Bakersfield. California, consign- l ed-to H. l.. Robertson.
 R. D. Micotti, agent at Her mosilo for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has been Nogales | visitor a couple Of days this week. MT. Micotti is we'll known in this city, where he has many friends and acquaintances.
 Today :Ir. w. lessen, of Jes sen 6 Hamilton, commission men, will return from El Paso, where his firm has headquart- CTS. He has offices in the Trust Building. corner of Morley ave nue and International street. Max Marx, the we'll known pioneer hotel man of Hermosillo, has been a business visitor in the city several days thls week, from the Sonora capital. Max has many friends in Nogales, who are always glad to see him.
 Tom Hanlan's many friends will be pleased to learn that the federal jury has exonorated him of the charge of violating the government neutrality laws. Duffy & Purdum of this city, were attorneys for Mir. Hanlan. Henry Pyeatt, the Huachuca rancher and stockraiser, has been a Nogales visitor a couple of days this week, guest at the Montezuma hotel. The Pyeatt place is one of the finest in the southwest, during the summer months.
 Banning Vail, one of Arizona's big cattlemen, has been here several days on COW business. He was accompanied by George Spindle, of inter national fame, who makes his headquarters at Douglas. They were guests at the Montezuma.
 Mrs. Joe Berk, after a very successful buying trip to the eastern markets, returned home last Monday. Mrs. Berk says she purchased some wonderful creations for The Modern, which can not help but please the ladies of Nogales.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. IF. Smith have gone to Roswell, New Mex ico, where they were called by the illness of their son, Ray mon6 who has pneumonia. Ray mond is student at the Roswell Military School His many friends hope for his speedy re- cOvery.
 Sam Leeker, one of our mer- chant princes, has been. appoint ed by Governor Campbell as a member of the Pacific Coast Congress, of the League to En- force Peace, held this week in San Francisco. Mir. Leeker is with the Nogales boosters on the West Coast.
 William P. McComas, who for many years has been interested in mines in the Altar district, Sonora, is here from Los An geles, on his way south to his property, in which eastern cap ital is interested. MT. McComas is accompanied by w. R. Hoff- man and Fred. Docker.- R. P. Cubillas, of Hermosillo, has been visitor in the city a couple of days. He is on his way to the Salt River valley to buy a bunch of thoroughbred COWS for his dairy at the capital city. The gentleman is an uncle of Arturo Cubillas, the well l known commission man of this city.
 This week George B. Marsh, Inc, completed remodeling and greatly improving the appear ance of their mammoth estab
 lishment, which now has hand some fronts on Morley avenue and Park street. This pioneer | hardware and furniture house enjoys an international reputa
 tion for square dealing.
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