The border vidette., 1919-05-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Tomorrow, May 11th, is Moth CTS Day.
 Monday Judge and Mrs. Carl White motored up from Amado vile.
 Mrs. I. E. Bowers, from No ria, is a guest at the National hotel. /
 w. E. Prewett has returned | from business visit in the Salt River valley.
 A. H. Glideweu was a visitor at the county seat last Monday from Patagonia.
 Last Wednesday. Roy Krebs. postmaster of Tombstone. was visitor at the county seat.
 Dr. T. J. Hes, from the Rain Valley, near Elgin, was visitor at the county seat last Monday.
 Hon. Conrado Gaxiola has re- turned from Los Angeles, where he enjoyed a short visit with his family.
 Murray Day, manager of she DuqueSne mines, was visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week.
 Hon. James D. Barry, we'll known local attorney, has re- turned from a most enjoyable fishing excursion at Guaymas:-
 John A. McPherson, vice Am erican consul at Guaymas, has been visitor in the city a cou- pie of days. on private business. Last Wednesday Rev. Leffing- well, rector of St. Andrews church, returned from Clifton, where he delivered a sermon last Sunday.
 Last Tuesday a train compos- ed of twenty six cars of tOma- toes, from the Los Mochis dis trict, was crossed at the port of Nogalee. consigned to the States.
 Dr. Ray Ferguson motored down from Patagonia the fore part of the week. The doctor is interested in mining in the Pa tagonia and Harshaw districts.
 w. w. Foore, who was recent ly operated upon for appendi- citis, at St. Joseph's hospital in this city, is on the road to con- plete recovery, at his home on Curtis street.
 Tuesday MT. Arthur G. Young was a visitor at the county seat making final proof on his home stead in the Sau Rafael valley, before United States Commis- sioner w. A. O'Connor.
 MT. Arturo Gonzalez. the gar banzo buyer, from New York City, has arrived in Nogales, on his annual visit. Mrs. Gonzalez is in Los, Angeles, where she will spend the summer months.
 Ed. and Banning Vail, from the Empire ranch, near Sonoita, returned the forepart of the week from their stock range in Sonora, where a big herd of cat tie from the Arizona ranch, are being pastured.
 visor of Santa Cruz county, mo- tored over from his splendid ranch in the San Rafael valley the forepart of the week, on private business. The Parker herd of whiteface cattle are among the best in the county.
 Mrs. LA. Legarra and Master Philip Henry, departed the fore part of the week for Los Ange les, for an extended pleasure visit. On their way to the coast, they stopped in Tucsoh> for short visit with Mrs. Legarra'S parents, Mir. and Mrs. Adams.
 Last Tuesday MT. and Mrs. John w. Began, of Tucson, ac- companied by their son, Stewart, who is a native son of Nogales, motored over from Arivaca, where they are interested in land and cattle. The Bogans have a host of friends in Santa Cruz county.
 Claude Fraizer, of Elgin, a brother of Engineer Isaac P. Fraizer and Charles Fraizer, of this city, is back from France, where he served in the Amer ican army as a member of the 158th Infantry band. Claude's many friends are glad to vel come him home safe.
 Cinco de Mayo was celebrated in Nogales, Sonora in true Mex ican style. There were horse