The border vidette., 1919-08-30

farm near CalabaSaS, came tC
 town with load of pears, for
 the local trade. The pears were
 of excellent quality and brought
 the top market price.
 Mr. Chas. w. Doherty, Amer
 ican vice consul at Nogales, So
 nora, accompanied by his family, returned home this week from a | pleasant visit with relatives and friends in old Tennessee and other points in the south. Several hundred Mexican la borerS on their way to California where they have secured en- ployment. are in Nogales wait, ing for the railway strike to end 7, when they will go to California, in charge of Mark Smith.
 Miss l.. M. Kennedy, of the Tres de Mayo mines in the Pa tagonia, has been a guest at the Montezuma hotel this week sev eral days. Monday she return ed from Tucson where she spent a couple of days on business. Next week Mrs. A. M. Giles pie and Master Alan Gillespie, will depart for Texas, where Alan will enter school. The trip will be made in Mrs. Gillespie's auto. They will be accompanied by MT. and Mrs. H. A. Deans.
 Henry Cohen, proprietor of the Hotel Rosales, in Culiacan, after a weeks business visit Tn Nogales, has returned to his home in the south country. Dur ing Henry's absence, Mrs. Cohen was in charge of the big hotel.
 Private Marion Stephenson of Patagonia, has returned from overseas, where he saw service with the 18th and 5Oth Infantry regiments. Marion's friends throughout the county will be pleased to learn of his safe re turn.
 Greatly pleased with what he saw in the Texas oil fields, May, or George H. Fiedler returned home the forepart of the week. Many Nogales people are going to make big money out of their oil investments, says Mayor Fiedler.
 Next week Mrs. Legarra, wife of J. A. Legarra. manager of The Red House, accompanied by the children, will return home from Los Angeles and the near by beaches, provided trains run between here and the City of Angels.
 Alfonso Joffroy. brother of Al bert Joffroy of the Border Trad ing Company, and Mrs. William Tid we'll. is here from Culiacan. Sinaloa, where he is successful ly engaged in the commission business. Alfonso will return to Culiacan next week.
 Nick Polyhrone, we'll known restaurant man, formerly man ager of the Nogales Cafe, will shortly open the Key City Gro ceteria in the new c. T. Jones building on Morley Ave. Nick will handle big line of groce- ries, flowers, candies, etc.
 During the embargo on sol diers visiting the business dis tricts of the city, Uncle Sam's officers and soldiers, sure were missed by our merchants. When it comes to showing the profit -eers where to head in, Colonel Carnahau, certainly is there.
 Ticket number 854 won the handsome $50 economy wood, coal and gas burning range, given away last week by F. F. Rodriguez, the hardware dealer. Wednesday the lucky lady pre- sented the winning ticket and received the handsome big range
 J. Fred. Ryan, representing a big Ell Paso hardware firm of which he and his brother George are members, is guest at Hotel Evans, from Douglas. MT. Ryan. who is accompanied by his wife, motered over from the Shelter City. They'll return home tomorrow.
 On account of the Los Angeles railway strike, The Nogales theatre has been unable to se- cure pictures desired. However, Manager Frank Diamos is doing every thing possible to please his patrons, all of whom appreciate just what he's up against, and