The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1919-02-01


turned from an extended visit
at Harrison, Arkansas. with her
son, James S. Reddoch, man
ager of the Arkansas Northern
Railway.
Last Monday Supervisor-el elect
! James l.. Finley came over from
his ranch home near Camille, in
the Huachuca mountain foot
hills, and speut the day here
n-actingIprivate business.
Mr.. e. Carter, we'll known
here and in Sonora, who for the
past three years has resided at
Tyrone, New Mexico, is a guest
at the Montezuma hotel. The
gentleman may decide to locate
here permanently.
This afternoon Mrs. A, L. P.
johnson, nees Miss Beatice Mix,
will deparb for San Francisco,
from where she will sail next
Wednesday for Honolulu, to join
her husband, Major johnson of
the 18th Cavalry, U. S. A.
Don't miss the Lincoln Day
dance to be given by the local
garrison Of the Army and Navy
Union.e at the High School au-
ditorium on February. 9Th. Tick
cts are now on sale. Good music;
a splendid time assured all.
R. L. jennings, from the
Phoenix office of the j. D. Hal
stead Lumber Company, has
been q visitor in the city several
days this week, in consultation
with Mr.. T. M. Ford, the pop
ular efficient local manager.
E. w Knight, from his farm
near Noria, Sonora, is business
visitor in the city, having ar
rived last Wednesday, evening
Knight recently purchased g.
Fordson tractor from Harms
Bros, Inc Says it's wonder.
Ben F. Daniels, United States
marshal of Arizona, when Roos
evelt was president, has been a
business visitor in Nogales sew
ersl days, being a guest at the
Montezuma hotel. Mr.. Daniels
is now engaged in the insurance
business. He makes his home
in Tucson.
Mr.. Henry Levin and daught-
er, Miss Emily, returned to-
day from Tucson, where they
went Wednesday night by auto
mobile, in response to a tele
phone message announcing the
serious illness of Mr.. Levin's
sister, Ida, VINO passed away
Thursday morning
Judge Chas. Blenman and wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. Foreman, of
Tucson, spent few hours in
Nogales last Wednesday after
noon. The trip to the border
was made in Mr. Foreman's big
a automobile While here Judge
Blenman and party we're guests
at the Montezuma hotel.
Councilman Geo 81. Fielder,
who represented the Nogales
Chamber of Commerce at the
Good Roads Convention at Phoe
nix the forepart of the week, at
the meeting of directors of the
Cham Der last Thursday evening.
made an interesting resort of
the'proceedings of the Conven
ton.
Judge J. N. Wilkey has re
ceived a telegram from his son.
Frank J. Wilkey, who has been
a sergeant major in the 143yd
Field Artillery, better known as
the "Grisslies," which recently
arrived in San Francisco, from
overseas Major Wilkey's host
of personal friends throughout
Santa Cruz county, will be pleas
ed to learn that he will return
home tomorrow. He is assist
ant cashier of the First National
Bank of Nogales, and one Of the
bravest of the brave.
Every body is hoping that a
mistake has been made in the
Associated Press dispatch, pub
fished here to the effect that
Lieutenant Ralph O'Neill, the
Aviator of this city, had been
accidently killed in France, re-
Gently when his machine col
lapsed at a height of 700 feet.
Senator Ashurst of Arizona, is
making every effort to learn the
truth of the report, and in the
meantime all his friends are
hoping that mo. news is good
news" So here's to Lieutenant
ID >E lCes ho