The border vidette., 1919-09-06

city on business and pleasure,
 Prospero Sandoval, the Mexicali
 banker, has returned to his
 home. :Mr. Sandoval resided in
 Nogales many years, and has numerous friends here. all of whom were pleased to see him.
 MT. Robert Dewar, many years engaged in mining down iu the state of Sonora, is visiting No gales, from Ray, Arizona, where he has been working. From here MT. Dewar will go back to Sonora, where he owns mining claims said to possess great merit.
 Captain Littlejohn, of the con- tracting firm of Littlejohn. Sin gleton 6 Murphy, has been a business visitor here a couple of days from the Mount Lemon road in Pima county, where he reports work progressing nicely under the supervision of w. J. Murphy.
 Miss Alicia O'Neill, accom- plished daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. l.. O'Neill, of this city, has accepted an engagement with the Chautauqua Entertainment Go. Miss O'Neill is a high. class musician. Her Nogales friends wish her success with the Chau- tauqua company.
 Dr. c. Howard Davis, one of Pinal county's supervisors, who has offices in the Jund Building, last Monday departed for Flor ence, to attend a regular month ly meeting of the Board. Be- fore returning to NogaleS, Dr. Davis will go to Los Angeles for a visit with his family.
 The Nogales Young Business Mems Association held a rousing business meeting last Thursday evening at the Santa Cruz Club. The attendance was large and great interest was manifested in the new organization which is composed of Nogales' wide awake young business men.
 Wednesday morning the home of Mr and Mrs. Nick Polyhrone in this city, was made happy by the arrival of a bouncing baby boy. Mother and little doing and the fond father, who is manager of the Key City Gro ceteria, is making special prices in honor of the great event.
 Mir. Fred. c. Emery, president and manager of the Aztec Min ing Company, operating mining in Sonora, near Noria, is visitor in Nogales, on com pany business. He arrived last Tuesday evening from camp. Captain J. w. Dawson, mine su- is also a visitor in the city.
 Hon. George ". Parker, from his splendid farm in the San Rafael valley, was a visitor in the city last Wednesday. The gentleman'S many friends will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from injuries receiv- ed a couple of weeks ago, when he was kicked by vicious horse. He is still very weak.
 MT. Percival Griffith, one of the most expert insurance men in the United States, accom-. panied by his wife. an estimable lady, arrived in the city, Mou- day. from Los Angeles, and may decide to locate here permanent ly. Besides the insurance busi- ness, MT. Griffith is interested in Sonora lands.
 Harry B Berner, Collector of Customs Chas. E. Hardy's chief deputy, accompanied by his wife and little daughter, departed last Wednesday for California, for a months we'll earned vaca- tion. MT. Berner will also at tend the Federal Employees in San Francisco, this month, as a delegate from the Nogales Union.
 Sergeant Kirt McCleary, a popular Santa Cruz county boy who helped win the World War, is back from overseas, where he went with the Thirtleth Infan- try, which took part in many battles. Sergeant McCleary was with the Army of Occupation on the Rhine. He returned home in excellent health and looking every inch a soldier.
 The Labor Day picnic held last afternoon and Monday at Potrero Canyon, under the