The border vidette., 1919-07-26

great Empire ranch, was a buSi- ness visitor at Nogales last Thursday, from the ranch near Elgin, this county.
 Ernesto Camou, of the Sopori Land and Cattle Company, was I among the Tucson fight fans who witnessed the Lincoln Burns contest Thursday night. A fast CT or cleaner fight never was witnessed.
 George Fisher, the Tucson l music and piano dealer. mo:ored down from the "old town" to at tend the Lincoln Burns fight, Thursday night at The Lyric. George says the fight was we'll worth the trip.
 Attorney Arthur H. DeRiemer has opened offices in the Trust Building. He will be associated with Malcom M. Little, the cor poration lawyer. of Los Angeles, who in future will have a branch office in this city.
 Dr. Leonard w. Klene, from the Elgin district, where he has a good "dry fsrm," was a county seat visitor last Thursday. Dr. Klene recently returned from overseas, where he saw service with the American army.
 Manager Ferd. VanMourick of the Sonora News Company's No gales and Sonora branch stores, has returned from California, where he visited Mrs. Van and the children who are spending the summer at the beaches.
 Frank Reichert, owner of valu- able mining property located in the Santa Rita mountains, near Salero, was a business visitor at the county seat last Wednesday. Says the country out Salero way since the rains, is beautiful.
 W. J. Mitchell, manager for the Consolidated Arizona Copper Company's mines at Mowry, came to town Thursday, bring ing in fine samples of silver ore taken from an important strike recently made in the El Paso mine.
 Thursday Ramon Elias, pre- sident of the Sopori Land and Cattle Company, was a visitor in the city from Tucson. He and number of fight fans motored down to witness the Lincoln, Burns ten round contest, at The Lyric.
 George Sullivan, after serving his country in the World War, has been honorably discharged, and is again with Herold & Tid we'll, the haberdashers of this city. Georges many friends are glad to see him back safe, from overseas.
 o. B. Wilson, the we'll known Patagonia freighter, was a No gales visitor last Tuesday, sev- eral hours on private business. The c. B. Wilson Company, of which he is president, has one of the most complete freight outfits in the state.
 MT. J. B. Wise, local capital ist, departed the forepart of the week, for the coast, where he will join his family, who are spending the summer months at the beaches. The trip was made cross country by automobile, driven by MT. Wise.
 Monday MT. and Mrs. E. w. Knight. from their farm near the old Tumacacori Mission on the Nogales Tucson road. visit ed the county seat, on shop ping expedition. Besides their place near the Mission, they own farms at Noria, Sonora, and in the Elgin district. this county.
 Yesterday c. E. Doherty, vice consul for the United States in Nogales, Sonora. departed for a months visit with his family in Memphis, Tenn, where Mrs. Doherty has been the past two months with relatives. MT. and Mrs. Doherty will return to No gales during the latter part of September.
 J. l.. Mays. formerly local manager for the Western Wood enware Company, of El Paso, who is now travelling in New Mexico and Arizona, for his com pany, was 8 visitor in Nogales couple of days this week, being accOmpanied by c. B. Stan