The border vidette., 1919-10-25

Next week Flo. Legleu will
 open the famous Cave Club, in
 Nogales, Sonora. Soft drinks,
 beer and wine, speciality.
 MT. Rodolfo Vasquez, the well
 known mining engineer, former
 ly of Nogales, now resident ot ! Los Angeles, is here on bis way
 to SinalOa, on mining business.
 P. T. Coleman. the Holbrook, Arizona StockraiSer, who has a big bunch of cattle ranging in Sonora, motored up from Casita last Monday. Reports plenty of , feed and water in his section,
 and cattle in fine condition. Mr. l.. B. Fleischer, manager of the Occidental Import & Ex port Company, has returned from Hermosillo, where he had
 been on business for his con-
 pany, which does a splendid
 business in the south country.
 Thursday evenings Tucson Citizen announced the death in New York City of MT. Hiram
 Whitcomb, the we'll known mine operator who for a long time had been connected with the Worlds Fair mines in this coun- ty.
 Mir. H. Gordon Glore, captain of the yacht Sweetheart, has re- turned from a visit to GuaymaS, where he went to have some work done on the Sweetheart which is owned by him and Mr. Charley Thompson, the mining man.
 Last Monday MT. Ed. Joseph Flynn, of the Motor Truck Corps, and Miss Margaret J. Westfield, formerly popular cashier at the Palace of Sweets, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. We wish the newly weds much happiness.
 William Mcknight, son of MT. and Mrs. William Mcknight of this city, after enjoying a visit at home with his pal ents, has returned to his command at Fort Bliss, Texas, where he is con- nected with the Seventh Signal Corps, U. S. A.
 This week Judge Frank J. Duffy, of the law firm of Duffy & Purdum, has been a visitor in Phoenix on legal business. Judge Duffy resided in Phoenix many years ago, and has wide circle of friends throughout the great Salt River valley.
 MT. W. P. McComas, we'll known mining man, who for many years has operated in the Altar district, Sonora, is a guest at Hotel Evans, from Los An geles. &From here he will go south to his property, which is said to possess great merit.
 MT. Henry Dater, of Santa Barbara, California, is guest at The Bowman. Before return ing to California, he will accom- pany a party of friends on a fish ing excursion to Guaymas. John Higginbotham, the Laird of Car bo, will be member of the party which he will join at Carbo.
 Last Saturday MT. J. Salda- proprietor of the Amer ican Drug Store, and his friend, James B. Mix, of the United States customs house, returned from California, where they en- joyed a month sightseeing. The journey was made in MT. Salda- mando's big Packard, without 
 Rev. Father Mateo Deyrieux, of the Sacred Heart Church in this city, has announced that be- ginning tomorrow, October 265h, & mission lasting eight days will be inaugurated by Rev. Father David J. Foulkes, S. J. The mission will be for Catholics and non Catholics. Everybody cor dially invited.
 Last Sunday Mrs. Uldrich Me- Laws, Jr., (nee Miss Edith Le- garra) daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Legarra, and the baby, arrived from Georgia. for visit at the pleasant Legarra home on Crawford street. Mrs. Mo Laws was accompanied by her little sister, Tina, who spent the at the old McLaws home in the south.