The border vidette., 1919-09-27

gone to Los Angeles to resume his studies at the Los Angeles Military Academy.
 B. F. Cason, who recently sus- tained a broken collar bone at is ranch near Montana Camp. whe1 thrown from a horse, is getting along nicely at St Joseph's hosrital.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Simonton, from Twin Buttes, visited the city couple of days this week, being guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Glissan. They were accompanied by MT. and Mrs. P. J. Parrott, of Cleveland, Ohio, who are sojourning in Arizona.
 A. Leffingwell, rector of St. Andrews church, has returned from the old home at Bar liar bor, Maine, where he enjoyed his summers vacation, and is being warmly greeted by his numerous Nogales friends. Tomorrow be will conduct services at St. An drew's. You are cordially in- vited.
 Thursday of this week, MT. E. P. A. (Joe Bush) Larrieu, pro- prietor of the Santa Cruz Meat Market, visited Fairbank on bus mess. His market on Grand avenue is doing a splendid bus mess, and Mir. Larrieu, who came here recently from Hua- chuca, says he is mighty glad he came.
 Hon. James A. Harrison, chair man of the Board of SuDervis ors, and member of the Nogales Common Council, has this week been at Phoenix attending the conference of the State Super visors Association. From Phoe nix Senator Harrison will go to the state of Nevada, on private business. =
 Mrs. Joe Berk has gone to New York to purchase goods for the great Modern Shop on Nor ley avenue. Joe stayed home to witness the installation of a $1O,0O front iu his big empo- rum. The work was done under the personal supervision of H. Gordon Glore. a past master in the business.
 American Consul Dyer, at Mo- gales, Sonora, has received from the State Department telegra phic instructions to the effect that in future German and Aus trian residents of Mexico will be permitted to cross the border into the United States, provided they have-their passports viSaed by an American consul.
 This week County School Su perintendent Josephine A. Saxon has been out in the north east ern part of the county visiting the schools in the Elgin, Rain Valley and Sonoita districts. By the hearty co operation of the school superintendent and teachers, good results are being obtained in our public schools.
 Mir. George Buxton, of Bux- ton-Smith Co.,, the wholesale distributors, who this week re- ceived a carload of Bellefeur apples for the Nogales trade, has been here this week from Douglas where he makes his home. A. R. Griffith is the ac commodating manager of the local branch of MT. Buxton's s company.
 Everybody will be pleased to learn that hopes are entertained for the recovery of Mrs. Con- stanza Joya, an aged servant at the home of Henry Levin. The unfortunate was accidently shot by Police Officer Arthur Peck, when he fired at a man the officer believed was thief rob- ping the Levin residence last Tuesday night.
 MT. Allan B. Jaynes, editor of the Tucson Citizen, was a No gales visitor last Monday, being in attendance at the hearing be- fore the Arizona Corporation Commission in the matter of many applications for permits to run taxicabs and jitney lines, and trucks in Nogales, and auto stage lines between Nogales and Tue son and Nogales and Bisbee.
 Everybody in Santa Cruz couu- ty will be pleased to learn that Dr. w. F. Chenoweth is getting