The border vidette., 1919-05-31

L of Mexico, at Nogales, Sonora, is recovering from a successful operation recently performed by pr. c. w.. Wiley.
 I Frank M. Curtis, manager of mining property near Poza, So , nora, was a visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week, from Tucson. where he now conducts ! the Willard Hotel. He was ac- compa aied by Mrs. Curtis. w. c. Laughlin, of the Laugl- lin Mining Company, arrived from the company's great silver l lead, mines in the San Xavier night. He brought with him big consignment of silver lead | bars.
 The St. Andrews Sunday school picnic, at Lake Guevavi, last Tuesday was a very pleas ant affair, even though the hap i py children got thorough drenching en route home, when they ran into a heavy thunder , storm.
 Fred. Afford, Noria, Sonora, where he looks after Mir. A. M. Conard'S. land and mine inter- ests, has been visitor in the city this week, from the south country. Mr. Afford is suffering from bad attack of rheuma- tism, in one of his legs.
 Today morning Colonel A. Rodriguez, of the Mexican army who has been enjoying a visit here with his brother, Mir. F. F. Rodriguez, the hardware dealer, returned to Guaymas, where he makes his headquarters, when not fighting Yaqui Indians. Frank Turner, prominent mine operator and globe trOtter, who is interested in Sonora mining pro- perty, is a guest at the National hotel. MT. Turner during the past thirty years has engaged in mining from Nome, Alaska, to the Sierra Madre in Mexico. Nogales now has an up-t to date Beauty Parlor;;" ip room 5, up stairs in La Vile de Paris build ing. Miss Lola Faust, a gradu- ate of the Marinello Cosmetic Institute of Chicago, Illinois, is in charge of the new enterprise. It will be known as The Noga- les Beauty Parlors.
 Mir. Gene Hoffman. of the La Democrata mines at Cananea, was a business visitor in Noga les a couple of days this week. from the great copper camp. For more than twenty years MT. Hoffman has been making re- gular visits to Nogales, where he has many friends.
 William D. Gray, the mine owner, spent Thursday in No, gales from the Gray mines near the Three R camp, owned by himself and brother. The Gray brothers are pioneer mining men of this section. They own a wonderful property which gives promise of developing into a great copper producer.
 w. E. (Ellie) Karns, junior mem Der of KarnS Bros., Inc, is in Los Angeles attending a meet ing of Ford dealers in the south west territory of the United States. The local firm has the general agency in Sonora and Sinaloa for Fords and Fordsons, hundreds of which they have sold in the south country,
 Yesterday MT. w. H. Land, vice president of the Tucson Ma tional Bank, was in the city. having motored down from the old town to transact business in connection with cattle deal in which he is interested. Since going to Tucson, Mir. Land has greatly improved in health. Says he feels as we'll as he looks.
 Last Monday evening the home of Mir. and Mrs. R. J. Rus sell, on Elm street, was made happy by the arrival of girl baby. Mother and little one doing nicely. Mrs. Russell is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wir, G. Bowman of thls city. The cigars being handed around by Daddy Russell are excellent.
 The Nogales Electric Ligbt & Power Co.,, of this city, vii in the near future make eXten