The border vidette., 1919-05-17
MAY F. 1919.
. LOCAL NEWS.

or the forepart of the week, on legal business.
 Sherman Rinehart, the San Rafael valley stockraiser, visited the county seat the forepart of the week on private business.
 George w. Parker, San Rafael farmer and stockraiser, visited here this week MT. Parker is a brother of Mrs. Frank J. Duffy.
 Articles of incorporation of the Arizona Mexico Oil & Refining Company appear in today'S BOR DER VIDETTE. The incorporat. ors are among the livest wires on the international border.
 Robert Coleman, the mining engineer with ap international reputation, has been a Nogales visitor this week. MT. Coleman is an old time friend of Bracey Curtis. president of the First Ma tional Bank of Nogales.
 Mrs. F. E. Edwards, sister of Mir. Bracey Curtis, president of the First Natio4al Bank of No gales, accompanied by her bright little son, arrived in the city this week, for a visit at MT. Curtis pleasant home, The Am erican Club.
 This week a couple of days Mrs. w. J. Mitchell and the children, from the Mowry mines, have been guests at Hotel Evans. hT at the old Mowry, was also a county seat visitor.
 Tonight at the Social Hall, Camp Stephen D. Little, the 25th Infantry branch of the Army Relief Society will give benefit dance. Dancing begins at 9 O clock. Music by the famous 25th Infantry b a n d Everybody invited.
 On May 9th 1919, at Phoenix. Dr. Frank T. Hogeland, well and favorbly knownin Nogales and throughout the state of So nora, and Miss Clare, charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. N. D. Sanders, were married. We wish the popular medico and his bride much happiness.
 Last Monday evening at the home of Hon. and Mrs. J. A. Harrison of Nogales, parents of the mother, son was born to Major Mangan, U. s. A., and wife Mother and little one are doing nicely to the delight of a L. r~.. Santa Cruz county.
 Hon. J. Dewitt Andrews, prominent attorney of New York City, is visitor in Nogales, where he has been in consulta- tion with Hon. Leslie c. Hardy, county attorney. Mir. Andrews is one of the very successful lawyers of New York state. Im- portant legal business brings the gentleman to Nogales.
 MT. Alberto Mascarenas has entered the brokerage business in Nogales, being associated with his brother in-law, Eduardo customs brokers on the interna> UlOndt OOTOeT. l Ilo H0W HTu WILL be Ramirez & Go. Both Albert and Ed. have a wide circle of friends. They will do a splen- did business.
 The Sonora State Congress, at Hermosillo, this week, voted the state wet" by vote of II to B. Only light wines and beer are to be sold. 'White mule" and squirrel whiskey barred. The Congress also revoked the edict of expulsion pronounced upon the Catholic clergy, and permits their return to the State.
 Tom Bentley, the mine super intendent who has been in charge of Uncle Tom Wills min ing property over at Royal City, in the Huachuca mountain foothills, is in the city for a short visit. MT. Bentley says the scenic beauty at Royal City is beyond compare, and Uncle Toms mining property one of great promise.
 Fred. Hilliker, secretary and treasurer of sthe Sonora Valley Land Company. the main offices of which are located in Los An geles, has been a visitor in Mo- gales several days this week. While here MT. Hilliker bought