The border vidette., 1919-03-29

Forest supervisor Paul Pytch.
 lynn, with headquarters at Tue
 son. accompanied c. l.. Redo,
 also of the forest service, visited 1 Nogales lest Wednesday, on off
 cial business.
 T. c. Kirkland, the mining
 man, who for a long time has operated at Fundicion, Sonora,
 has been a Nogales visitor this
 week several days, from the south country.
 \ General Ohregon. claimed by ] many, to be Mexico's white hope," for president. has re- turned from Hermosillo, where | he had been on private business. The general has many admirers in Nogales, his hometown.
 E. L. Wagner, formerly with the Sonora News Company of this cit y, now engaged in the curio business in Guaymas, has been a visitor in Nogales a cou- pie of days this week, from the bay city," MT. Wagner's old time friends are pleased to wei, come him back to the line city.
 Tomorrow Nogales will be wis ited by Right Reverend Julius H. Atwood, bishop of the Ari- zona Missionary Diocese of the Protest Episcopal Church of America. Acting Rector Leffing we'll of St. Andrews church, re- quests large congregation, to- morrow in honor of the Bishop.
 Yesterday Don. Franklin of the Montezuma hotel, motored to Tucson on private business, expecting to return home today. MT. Franklin is Interested in lands situated in the Casa Gran de valley. Recently he acquired real estate on Grand avenue which is daily increasing in value.
 After an extended trip over thev Pima, Cochise and Santa Cruz county roads, I. P. Fraizer, state division engineer, returned home last Tuesday night. He reports the state highway be- tween Tombstone and Fail banks. about completed, to the delight of travellers oyer that section of the state.
 Kelly Henry, the commission man, has returned from a busi- ness visit to Tucson, Douglas and Bisbee. Kelly Henry is one of the livest, best posted com mission men doing business on the international border. Any one having business dealings with Kelly Henry, will get a
 run for his money"
 Last Monday, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Allen T. Bird, on Crawford street, Mir. David Grif- filth of this city and Miss May c. Watson, of Berkeley, Califor nia, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. Rev. F. J. Stoetzel performed the cere mony. The newly weds will re- side at 2O9 West avenue.
 Everybody in Santa Cruz coun- ty will be glad to learn that Dr. V. A. Sneaker, of this city, who has for a. long time been with the American army in France, as captain, has been promoted to major in the medical corps. The good news was received re- gently by Mrs. Sneaker, in a letter from Major Sneaker.
 Bird Yoas, successful stock raiser, whose cattle range on the west side of the Santa Rita mounta tains; was a county seat visitor the forepart of the week from the Yoas COW ranch near Amadoville. Bird and his broth CT, John, understand the COW business thoroughly, hence their great success. They own one of the best ranges in the south west.
 Lee Reagan, local represena- tive of the Burk Leader Oil Co.,, in which w. H. Smith and other Nogales business men are finan- cially interested. has gone to Wilcox, where he expects to dis pose of big block of stock in the company which will soon be busy boring for oil, in the now famous Texas oil fields, where | millions may Le made ovec{ night" Wish all the boys good | luck. ..
 Lieutenant Louis R. Maier, recently mustered out of the | militia rVNService who has return