The border vidette., 1919-08-16


 proprietor of the Modern Shop and The Red House, will return home from the East, where he has been "shopping."
 J. w. Mcdonald, the mining man, who for many years operat- cd in the Gro Blanco district, this county, has returned from a business visit iD Sonora, where he owns mining property.
 Yesterday Hon. J. w. Ed wards, proprietor of the Pioneer Hard ware House, went to El Paso, where he was summoned by the death of his father, J. l.. Ed wards, many years a promin ent citizen of the great south west.
 Miss Laura Parsons, popular, efficient clerk of the Board of Supervisors, has returned from San Diego and Los Angeles, where she went to see the grand Pacific fleet. Miss Parsons greatly enjoyed her visit to the coast cities.
 Max Marks, manager of Hotel Cohn, at Hermosillo, has been a visitor in Nogales this week several days, on his way to Douglas, where he went to visit his brother. Max has many friends in Nogales, who are al ways glad to see him.
 Mrs. Hardy, wife of Col. Chas. E. Hardy, United States collect or of customs, after a delight ful visit in Los Angeles with her children, County Attorney Les lie c Hardy and Attorney and Mrs. Chas. l.. Hardy, returned home the, forepart of the week.
 Herold & Tidwell, the haber- dasherS, ,are again doing buSi- ness at the old stand, in the Brick wood Building, with a large stock of aseverything" for men. Phil and Bill invite you to give their place the once over. Both their goods and prices will please you.
 Hardy will return home next week. from Los Angeles, where he has been detained by illness. His host of friends throughout Santa Cruz county will be pleased to learn that he has regained his health. and is com, ing home,
 H. J. Temple, general super, intendent of the Southern Pa cific of Mexico, with headquart- CTS at Empalme, arrived from the south last evening in his private car, "Sonora. He is accompanied by his wife and charming little daughter, Miss Evelyn Temple.
 Banning Vail was an arrival on last evenings train from the soutb country to inspect his herd of cattle sent from Arizona to the Sonora ranges some time ago. Reports feed and water plentiful down there and cattle in good condition.
 This week Nogales has been visited by Don Ricardo Johnson, Oil0 VSUSIdu ulluluS uldu WnO LOT many years has operated in Sonora, Mexico, where he and his family have resided. Don Ricardo has a host of friends in Nogales, all of whom are very pleased to greet him.
 Dave Loeb. who recently re- turned from Germany, says when he was at Washington, prior to going abroad, Senator Mark Smith of Arizona, and his efficient, accommodating private secretary, accorded him many courtesies and valuable assist ance he will never forget.
 In 1910, Arizona's population, in two districts, was POI. 354, as follows: First district, 9O,7 second district, 113, 567. The Secretary of Commerce, upon the recommendation of the Director of the Census, has made the following appointments of supervisors of census for Ari- zona, for the year 1920: First district, Samuel B. Bradner, Phoenix, second district, Ray Bernard Leach, Tucson.
 A bull fight, the first held in several years across the border, will be pulled off tomorrow after noon in the large new bull ring in Nogales, Sonora, recently