The border vidette., 1919-11-15

LIOu OI An0rlCaa 1GlS nCS III MeX-
 ico, has been a visitor in Noga-
 les several days, gathering de-
 sired data for the Association.
 MT. I. E. Bowers, from his splendid ranch near Noria, Son,
 has been a business visitor in
 NoRales a couple of days this
 week. Besides his fine stock
 range situated in tbe mountains
 and foothills, MT. Bowers owns
 bunch of high grade Here
 lords and two thousand acres of
 good agricultural land close to
 the Southern Pacific railway.
 The grand Armistice ball last
 Tuesday evening under the au-
 spices of Ridge. Igo Post, Amer
 ican Legion, was great success
 in every way. The handsome
 Santa Cruz Club rooms were
 crowded with ladies and gentle
 men from both sides of the in
 ternational line, and the first
 Armistice ball will long be re-
 mem bered pleasantly. Music was
 furnished by the famous 25th Infantry orchestra.
 Last Wednesday evening, Rev. G. w. Forman of the Methodist Episcopal church, officiating,
 Miss Margaret Cornforth, charm ing daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. w. Cornforth of this city, and MT. Blaine Roaak, of the Arizona Gas and Electric Com pany, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. MT. and Mrs. Roark immediatly departed for sunny California, where they will spend their honeymoon. They will reside in Nogales.
 Judge Carl White, from Am was a business visitor in Nogales a couple of days this | week, being accompanied by a | brother from Detroit, Michigan, who is looking for a location in which to conduct an automobile | repair shop. The gentleman for a nun Der of years has been con- nected with Henry Ford's manu- featuring ablishment. and thoroughly understands every detail of the auto game. He likes and will bring his family here.
 Mir. Paul w. Meyers, a we'll known mining engineer of Phila- delphia, Pa., recently visited Pa tagonia and vicinity, for the purpose of examining and mak- ing report on the mining prop critics in the Santa Rita noun tains owned by the Happy Jack Company, of which MT. Harry Barnett of Patagonia, is general manager. It is said MT. Meyers was we'll pleased with the Happy Jack from which nigh grade ore has been shipped to the customs shelter at Ell Paso, Texas, by Manager Bar nett.
 At an important meeting of he American Flying Club, held n New York last Tuesday, in with the Armistice Day celebration, it was announc- Id that Lieut.. Ralph A. O'Neill ,f this city, had been awarded he Distinguished Service Cross or extraordinary heroism while n action in Europe. Lieutenant who is an American Ace, is the son of MT. and Mrs. 2. L. O'Neill. of Nogales, Ari- ona. The young man, of whom , verybody in Noqales, his home own, is justly proud, is now on lis way to Central America in he interest of the Hercules 'owder- Company, with which le is now connected.
 John R. Henderson, Jr., from 'asadena, California, where he ] as resided a long time with his I rothers and sisters, was a stop ( yer visitor in Nogales yester- ay, on his way to Caborca, So- : ora, where the great copper I hines formerly owned by his I ather, the late John R. Tender ' on, are located. Ore from the J lines is hauled to Santa Ana by T wagon, and from there shipped 3 Ell Paso over the Southern I 'acif1c railway. In the active ( management of the Lista Blanca E hines, Mr. Henderson is assist ( d by his brother Harry, young ( Ian also well and favorably ! nown in Nogales, where he re- ' lded with his parents, before C oing to Pasadena. (
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