The border vidette., 1919-07-12

La Barata, has returned from a buying visit in the East.
 Rev. J. N. White, of Bisbee, has been assigned to St. An drew's church in this city.
 A. l.. Lewis, the Hermosillo ors buyer. has gone to Califor- nia, to visit with his family.
 Pete Panas, proprietor of the Royal Cafe, has returned from Los Angeles, where he had been on private business.
 Mrs. Henry Scherb, of the In ternational Drug Store, has re- turned from a delightful visit at the California beaches.
 Tomorrow Al. Scharff, the U. S. customs inspector, will de- part for the East, where he will spend a couple of weeks visiting relatives and friends.
 Martin Eppstein, the hide man, has returned from couple of weeks pleasantly spent with his family in California. He is guest at Hotel Evans.
 Mrs. c. l.. Fowler, has re- San Francisco, with her daught- CT Mildred, wife of Major Au- drey, U. s. A.. ,who is in France.
 l.. B. Fleischer, manager of the Occidental Export & Import Co.,, returned Thursday from Los Angeles, where he had been on business and pleasure.
 Hon. Harry J. Karns, senior member of Karns Bros, Inc., of this city, has gone to Indiana polls, Indiana, to attend the Ma tioual truck demonstration to be held in that city.
 Mrs. B. J. Russell and the baby will spend the remainder of the summer on the coast, where they will be joined later by MT. Russell, the well known oil stock salesman.
 Mrs. Mary Caphamer, brother of MT. Andrew Bettwy, has ar rived from her home at Altoona. Pennsylvania, for a visit here with her brother, at the Bettwy Farm, near Nogales.
 Harry Grace has returned from a business visit to Sonora, as far south as Navojoa, at which interesting town he was detain- ed week on account of wash outs on the railroad.
 General Carlos Plank, con- mander of La Gendarmeria Fis- cal, with headquarters at Mag dalena, Sonora, has been a visit or at the line city this week a couple of days, on official busi- ness.
 Last Modday Don Ramon Vas quez, the retired merchant, de- parted for New York City, where he will have noted oculists, treat his eyes. He was accompanied by his daughter and Mrs. w. F. Overton.
 Mir. Nick Diamos, brother of Frank Diamos, of the NogaleS Theatre, was visitor in the city g. couple of days from Tue. son, where he manages a big theatre, owned by himself and associates.
 The funeral of the late Don Cristobal Aguirre, who died last week, from pneumonia, was held last Sunday, from the Marsh Undertaking ParlorS, interment being in the Nogales, Sonora cemetery.
 Thursday morning w. Beck ford Kibbey, Jr., and his friend and guest, Captain Tom Mar burg, Jr., of the British army, departed for MT. Kibbey's Ala mos ranch in the Altar district, Sonora, on pleasure bent.
 Hon. Wirt G. Bowman, well known local capitalist, is arrang- ing to go to the Texas oil fields, where he and his associates own valuable holdings from which they expect to realize handsome returns on their investment.
 MT. Percival Griffith. the Los Angeles insurance man, who has been in Nogales couple of weeks writing policies, will to day depart for his home in the City of Angels. He will later return and make this city his Permant home.
 E. E. Oliver. the Culiacau