The border vidette., 1919-10-11

after a short visit in NogaleS, from the oil fields in Texas, where the gentleman is making big money, has returned to the Lone Star State.
 Mir. J. Fred. Ryan, represent ing Munson, Denningan & Ryan, El Paso hardware dealers, ac- companied by his wife and little son, and Mrs. Williams, his wife's mother, visiting Nogales tbis week a couple of days, be ing guests at The Bowman. The Ryans make their home at Bis bee.
 Jimmie Pierce and Tommy Sutton. two old-time popular travelling men, who for many years have been making regular visits to Nogaies, spent a couple of days here this week inter viewing the local trade. MT. Sutton, who makes his home in Tucson, was accompanied by his family.
 The Reds of Cincinnati, are now winners of the Worlds Sc ries pennant, and there is great rejoicing throughout the land, among Red fans, especially in the old Buckeye State. Both Nogales daily papers gave local fans up to the minute reports of the great national games, by innings.
 Sam Lacoma of El Paso, Tex. has leased the Cine Lux theatre in Nogales, Sonora, from Manuel Vargas and associates. The big movie play house will be inn proved throughout, and made first class in every way, by Mir. Lacoma, who is an experienced manager of motion picture houses and theatres.
 MT. Louis Merritt, a capital ist, who is interested in the Tres de Mayo mines, situated near ~Nogales, arrived the forepart of the week, being met at Tucson by Dr: O. B. Bachman, manager of the company operating the property, where the gentleman, whose whom is at Pasadena, Cali, is now visiting.
 Yesterday Mir. and Mrs. Alex. Carpena returned from Los An geles, where they delightfully."- spent the summer sightseeing. During MT. Carpena's absence from the city, his big haber dashry, The International, did 8 splendid business, under MT. GI.oo;oo1 Coll,-o-lo3e oo,of,,l painstaking management.
 This morning MT. H. Percy Meaker, of Los Mochis, Sinaloa, who returned Thursday from a visit to Los Angeles, departed for the south country, being ac- companied by two brothers, Ben- jamin, from London, England, and Archie, who recently return ed from France, where he saw service in the American Air Ser vice.
 At the meeting of the newly appointed board of Medical Ex- aminers, at Phoenix last We'd nesday, Dr. A. L.. Gustetter of Nogales was elected vice presi- dent. Dr. M. J. Vivian of Phoe- nix was elected president of the Board, and Dr. Ancil Martin, of Phoenix, was elected secretary. The new Board met in the office of Governor Campbell.
 For the purpose of conducting a garage and machine shop for auto repair work, w. H. Floien- tine and B. T. Wilkey have form ed a partnership. Their place of business will' be the T. J. Wylie building on Grand ave- nue, near the Sneaker bridge, just below the electric light plant. The boys say they will be ready for business next week.
 The elegant new electric signs on top of The Modern Shop, Joe Berk's mammoth dry goods es- are second to none in the state. There are two, one facing Mexico, being in Spanish, the one facing north in English. Just as soon as the elevator is installed in the Mo dern Shop, Joe will have a sure enough modern, up to the min ute" store.
 Accompanied by his wife and daughter, Dr. w. F. Chenoweth returned home last Wednesday from Santa Barbara, California, where the popular medicO had