The border vidette., 1919-11-08

painted by his family, who were
 on their way to their old home
 in Douglas.
 Hundreds, yes, thousands of friends in Arizona, of Rev. Fath CT VanGoethem, will be pleased
 to learn that he IS on his way
 back to Nogales, from France,
 where he went with the Amer ican army. MT. Tracey Bird. Jr., of the Oasis, and H. R. Sisk of the No gales Daily Herald, this week were in Phoenix, where they at tended the Arizona Daily News paper Association, held Monday and Tuesday.
 Hon. Jas. A. Harrison, chair man of the Board of Supervis- ors, and mem Der of the Nogales city council, accompanied by his family, motored to Phoenix the forepart of the week to attend the State Fair.
 A. M. Gillespie. of the Noga les National Bank and w. B. Vinegar, of the Sonora Bank & Trust Co.,, returned home last Wednesday from Phoenix, where they attended the State Bank ers' conference.
 Don't forget the vaudeville en- tertainment, next Monday even ing, at the Lyric Theatre, for the benefit of the American Le- gion Some delightful surprises are in store for the fun-loving Nogales people.
 Miss Laura Parsons, efficient, popular clerk of the Board of Supervisors, is in Phoenix, where she has been attending the state fair. Mrs. Land. deputy clerk, is in charge of the office, during Miss Parsons absence.
 Next week Alex. Karam, son of M. 'Karam, the we'll known Morley avenue merchant, will return from Siberia, where he saw active service in Uncle Sam'S great army. Last Sunday Alex. arrived in San Francisco.
 Mir. W. Beckford Kibbey, Jr., and his friend, Captain Theodore MarburR, IT,. are Nogales visit ors, from the Alamo ranch in Sonora, owned by Mir. Kibbey and associates. Wednesday evening the gentlemen motored up from Magdalena.
 County A assessor V. J. Wager, County Recorder Arcus B. Red doch, Clerk of the Court Robt. E. Lee,i County Engineer J. w. Larimore, and Colonel Allen T. Bird -motored to Tucson to at tend the luncheon given Hon. Homer S. Cummings, chairman of the National Democratic Com mittee.
 John Symonds. superintendent of the Mexican Union Railway, Limited, who has been under the weather since last July, is at Magdalena, Sonora, with his family. MT. Symond's many friends will be pleased to learn that he has recovered his health and will soon be back on the job at MinaS Prietas.
 Attorney Arthur H. DeReimer, of this city, accompanied by his bride, nee Miss Marion Armstrong, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, Jr., arrived from the capital city last and after November 18th, the happy couple will be at home at No. 219, Potrero avenue. We wish Mr. and Mrs. much happiness.
 Monday evening Colonel Epes president of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, re- turned from visit down the West Coast of Mexico, with Gen. eral Superintendent H. J. Tem- pie. The trip south was made in President Randolph's hand some private car 'Pocahontas," which Superintendent J. Small got out of Nogales six minutes after it arrived from Nogales.
 Fred. Williams. the San Xa- vier, Sonora, mining man, has returned from Denver, Colorado, where he went some time ago to visit his children, who make their home with his sister. Be- sides a big ranch, Fred owns valuable mining property in the San Xavier district which he has arranged. to develop with