The border vidette., 1919-09-13

| Sweets, has returned from camp ing out at Mount Lemon, Pima county s.wonderful health resort situated in the Santa Catalina mountains. Reports having had a splendid time, and returned home feeling fine.
 Hon. Samuel l.. Pattee, Judge of the Superior Court of Pima county, was a visitor in Nogales yesterday. The judges friends here and throughout the state, l are urging him to be a candidate ; for the Supreme Court of Ari- zona, at the next election. Louis Hudgin, Jr., son of Louis Hudgin, secretary of Roy i & TitcOmb, Inc, has entered the University of Arizona. Louis is a graduate of the Nogales High School. The young man is held in high regard by all who know l him. He is bound to make his mark.
 Dr. W. F. Chenoweth, county health officer, of this city, has departed for Santa Barbara, Cal ifornia, where he will take a course of treatment in a santa rum. The many friends of Doc tor Chenoweth hope for his speedy recovery. He is d Brights disease sufferer.
 Last Monday in Tucson, Judge Owen T. Rouse, we'll and favor ably known throughout Arizona for more than a quarter of century, passed away, after a short illness. Judge Rouse was a grand old man; he will be missed by a host of friends, in every town in the State.
 Carlos Won Petersdorff has ac- cepted a position as bookkeeper and accountant for the Arizona and Sonora Manufacturing Co.,. of this city. Don Carlos has many friends here and in the south country, who wish him good luck, with the big local manufacturing company.
 c. F. Holler, of the pioneer commission house of Holler & Levin, departed early last We'd nesday morning for Los Angeles and San Francisco, where he' and his family will spend a month on pleasure bent. The cross country trip is being made in MT. Holler's big touring car.
 Tomorrow Rev. Geo. Golden, former rector of St. Andrews church, will hold services in the little church on the corner. Rev. Golden has wide. circle of friends, all of whom will be glad to see him back in Nogales. The reverend gentleman is now rec tor of the Prescott St. Andrews Episcopal church.
 Gus Holmes, Jr., the Salt Lake City mining engineer, who for some time past has been inspect ing Santa Cruz county mining property for an eastern Syndi cate, was a visitor in the city several days this week on busi- ness. Gus is a son of Gus Hol- mes, the we'll known hotel man of Salt Lake City.
 Newt. Mercer, the successful automobile dealer, returned the forepart of the week from the hot springs in California. Says he is now feeling fit" and can talk Buick automobiles from morning till late at night. Newt says it's no trick to sell Bucks. but he's having a "heck" of a time making deliveries.
 Announcement of the engage ment of Miss Florence Edwards, charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Edwards of this city, to Lieutenant Edward Titcomb. who recently saw service with the United States cavalry in France, has been made. Lieut.. Titcom5 is a son of MT. and Mrs. Ed. Titcomb of this city.
 Master Lawrence Higginbo- than, from Carbo, Sonora, spent a couple of days in Nogales this week, a guest of the Laird of Carbo. his step-father, who for two weeks past has been a visit or in the city, from the south country, where he owns valuable mining property, situated near Carbo. Tuesday the young man returned home.
 The murderers of Don Jose Maria Soto, the wealthy ImuriS rancher, and a servant, are still a1 To |.