The border vidette., 1919-07-12

his fine farm near Tubac, was a business visitor at the county seat last Thursday. Reports heavy rains in his section.
 The ball game tomorrow after noon between the Steintelds of Tucson, and the Nogales Ma tionals, will be called promptly at ? o'clock. Don't miss it.
 Thursday MT. Nose Drach- man, of Tucson, clerk of the United States court, accompa- nied by Mir. Eugene Shepard, wife and daughter, and Mrs. w. F. Leavett, of Fresno, Califor- mia, visited Nogales, being guests at Hotel Bowman.
 MT. Alex. Strachan, the com- mission man, who had been in California on private business, returned the forepart of the week. MT. Strachan and asso ciates recently acquired one of the finest farms in the state of Sonora-San Jose de Guaymas.
 Monday H. J. Temple, general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Evelyn, arrived from the south. Tues day they mOtored to Douglas, where Miss Evelyn will enjoy a visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Temple.
 Hon. George w. Parker, from
 
 visitor at the county seat last Thursday, being accomDanied by his nephew, Clarence Branch of Douglas, who recently returned from France, where he saw ser vice with the 18th engineer regiment.
 Mrs. Emery l.. Chalfant, of the Western Union office, and Mrs. Clara Finley, efficient, ac- commodating day clerk at the Montezuma hotel, departed last Thursday for the California beaches, where the ladies will enjoy a months outing with re. latives and friends.
 The Right Reverend Juan Ma varrete, recently appointed Bishop of the state of Sonora, who will be stationed at Hermo- sillo, is a guest of Rev. Father Mateo Deyrieux, pastor of the Sacred Heart church. For sev- eral years Bishop Navarrete has been at Aguas Calientes.
 After a delightful visit here with Mrs. James Breen and Mrs. John K. Nolan, Mrs. John Ma loney and charming daughter, Miss Helen, returned Wednes- day to the Ruby camp, in the Gro Blanco district, where MT. John Maloney, the mine super intendent, is developing a splen- did mining property.
 Druggist w. J. Phillips, of the Owl Drug Store, returned the foreport of the week, from Guay- mas, where he had been CD a combined business and pleasure visit. He attended the big Fourth of July celebration, given there by the American Colony of Empalme and Guaymas. Says everybody had glorious time.
 Superintendent J. A. Small of the NogaleS Cananea branch of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Naco, was Nogales visitor this week a couple of days. MT. Small is a busy man these days personally experimenting the work of re- pairing damages done on his division, caused by flood waters.
 J. G. Fry, expert manufactur- CT of fine jewelry. has arrived in the city to accept a position with w. J. Cavanaugh, who now has one of the most complete estab- lishments in the southwest. MT. Fry for long time was connect cd with Fagen'S, the we'll known Los Angeles jewelry house, and the Diamond Palace of San Francisco.
 This week the Board of Super visors of Santa Crnz county, has been sitting as a Board of Equal. ization. A number of protests on raises in assessments, were heard. Members Ashburn and Finley were present. In the ab sence of Chairman James A. Harrison, who is in San Fran cisco, Memher Ashburn presided as acting chairman.