The border vidette., 1919-05-24

dist church at 9:45; preaching at
 1O:45. After preaching a con
 ference will held at which every
 mem Der of the church is earn
 eStly requested to be present.
 Guy Griffin, proprietor of The
 Bowman, has been here this
 week giving his big hotel the
 once over" Guy also owns
 the Tucsonia hotel, at Tucson.
 He divides his time between Tucson and Nogales.
 J. A. Sheperd. who for nearly
 thirty years has been mining in Arizona and Sonora, after an ab serce Of number of years in California, has returned to No gales, being accompanied by
 Dr. Adams, Of Anaheim, Cali
 From here the gentlemen will go to Sonora, Mexico, to look at mining property in which they are interested, in the HermosilIo district.
 MT. John EgaA,, superinten- dent for the express company operating in Sonora, was a wis itor in Nogales a couple of days this week, being accompanied by Mrs. Egan and the little boys. From here they went to San Luis Obispo, where Mr. Egan was called on account of the serious illness of his mother. The Egans make their home at Empalme, Sonora.
 M. J. Kingsbury, superinten- dent of the Sonora division of the Southern Pacific Of Mexico, was here several days this week from the south country, on com pany business. On account of the excellent condition of the road bed, rails and ties, better time can now be made over the road than formerly, by heavy freight and. passenger trains.
 Lieut.. Vic Arana has returned from San Francisco, and is hold ing down his old position in the Base Qurtermaster's office. Vic is a hero of the battle of No. gales last August, during which he was shot through the stomach while carrying a wounded com rade from the battle line. Mrs. Arana and the little girl re mained in California, but will later join the lieutenant in No gales, their old home
 Jack Schleimer, the we'll known local capitalist, is back from the Texas oil fields, where he says he and his friends, Tucson bus mess men,-are going to make a big pile of money. Mr. Schleim- CT is accompanied by his bride, a charming lady who has arriv ed in Tucsoo, from Los Angeles. MT. and Mrs. Schleimer may make their home in Nogales, where MT. Schleimer has vaiu- able real estate interests.
 In Superior Court last Tues day, the following cases were set for trial, by Judge O'Connor: State vs. William Cuishon berry; accused of murder; State vs. William Kroman, transporting liquor; State vs. Jose M. Fontes, burglary: State vs. Gin Wo, ac- cused of selling intoxicants; State vs. James B. Pruitt, ac- cused of transporting liquor: State vs. Juan Candelaro, high | way robbery. The first case | will be heard May 26.
 Yesterday the Nogales public schools closed a most successful l term, thanks to the untiring efforts of Professor Madding and 1 his able assistants. From the !! Hich School this year, the fol lowing young ladies and gentle men graduated: Miss Dolores Chenoweth, Miss Elsa Schuck- mann, Miss Margaret O'Keefe, Mir. Louis Hudgin, Isora Castro and Bessie Broad. Hon. $. F. Noon, School Trustee, present. ed the diplomas, at the graduat- ing exercises held last evening.
 Mir. George Buxton, of the firm of Buxton Smith, of Doug las, which has esta blished a branch in the O'Keefe building on Morley avenue, bas been notified that the Chamber of Commerce of Douglas, at it's an nual meeting of directors last Monday, elected him President. George Buxton is one of the | Shelter City's live wires. We are pleased to welcome him to | NogaleS, where his firm will en- gage in the business of handling 1