The border vidette., 1919-11-22

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 Nogales several days this week.
 The gentleman has mining in.
 terests in Sonora. Re will visit
 Magdalena, Sonora, before re
 turning east.
 ! Last Wednesday Captain l.. 1 w. Mix and other prominent 1 local Scottish Rite Masons, mo 1 tored to Tucson to attend a con
 vocation of the Masons, at which ! degrees were conferred upon a class of candidates.
 The Thanksgiving Dinner Dance, at the NoRales Cafe on Thursday night, November 27th, is going to be the best ever, ac cording to Messrs. Simos and Angeles, the popular owners. Make your reservations.
 The vinir of trial jurors which
 was in the Superior Court last October, will be called to return on Tuesday,, December 2nd, to try number of cases, some of which were continued from the former jury session of the court.
 J. w. Griffith, master me- chanic for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme, arrived from the south last Wednesday evening, for a short visit here with his children who are attending our public school.
 Mrs. T. J. Hes. from the splen- did Hes Place in Rain Valley, near ElRin, was a Nogales visit or last Thursday, being accom- panied by Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Eckman, of Battle Creek, Mich igan. who are house guests of pr. and Mrs. Hes.
 MT. William Tidwell of the firm of Herold & Tidwell, haber- dashers, returned the forepart of the week from a buying ex- petition in the East. Phil and Bill," are humdingers. They have made good in the haber- dashry game in Nogales.
 Tuesday in Superior Court, by order of Judge w. A. O'Connor, the Automobile seized from c. D. Rankin. by Sheriff Earhart, who found liquor in the car, was returned to the owner, the Court that the law in the mat ter was institutional.
 J. J. Hardwick, the mining man who operated the Copete mines in Sonora many years | ago, after an absence of several | years, has returned to Sonora to | give the old copper properties | the once over. MT. Hard wick | resided in Phoenix.
 Tomorrow a number of Noga- les business men will visit the | Flux mines near Patagonia, as guests of MT. Maurice Clark and Mir. O. c. Allen, of the Flux Company. The trip will be made by automobile, the par ty returning home in the after noon.
 Alexander Karam, son of MT. M. Karam, the successful Nor ey avenue merchant, has re. turned from Siberia, where be saw service with Uncle Sam's army. Needless to say, Alex many Nogales friends we're pleased to welcome him nome.
 Mrs Underwood, wife of Dr. J. c. Underwood, the we'll known mining man, has returned from Los Angeles, where she had been >n a com bined business and pleasure visit. Dr. and Mrs. own valuable mining property situated in the Altar district, Sonora.
 The Hatfield & Bradford brok. craze firm, with offices in Ell oaso, Douglas, Bisbee and Tomb 'tone, has opened a branch office n Hotel Evans, this city. under he management of MT. N. White, who recently arrived from Gl Paso. The firm will deal in ,il, copper and other stocks.
 Last Monday MT. B. Titcomb, president of Roy & Titcomb, Inc. by humber of friends, returned from a delight ul fishing excusion in the Gulf If California. At Guaymas the gentlemen from Nogales, were oyally entertained by John A. American vice con- iul, who is prince of hosts.