The border vidette., 1919-10-11


 couple of days, from his big ranch near Patagonia.
 Charley F. Holler, of Holler & Levin, who has been in Califor- mia with bis family, is motoring home across country in a mag nificent new touring car, pur- chased in Los Angeles.
 J. K. Wright and family have gone to Leonard, Texas, where they contemplate making their | home. Mir. Wright is interested in Texas oil. Their Nogales friends wish them good luck. MT. w. J. Farragut, the we'll known bookkeeper and account ant, formerly of -Nogales, now working for the Mowry mines, was a business visitor in the city last Wednesday, from Mowry. Last Tuesday Mrs. White, wife of Dr. Benj. S. White of this | city, received a telegram from | her old home at Louisburg, Ten | nessee. announcing the death of her mother, Mrs. F. c. Smith son.
 This week MT. B. l.. Graves, manager of the Los Angeles branch of the Ford Motor Car Co.,, has been business visitor in the city, a guest of Karns Bros., Inc, local agents for the big company.
 H. Gordon Glore and Charley of heart, one of the finest yachts on the West Coast, registered from Port Nogales, will shortly go to Guaymas for a fishing ex- cursion in the Sweetheart.
 The State Congress of Sonora, in session last Monday, approv- ed the municipal election held in Nogales, Sonora, on the last Sunday in August, at which elected presidente of the munich pality.
 At the regular meeting, last Wednesday night, of the Young Business Mems Association, resolution was passed unani- mously endorsing the proposed bond issue for a greater and better Nogales. The bond issue will carry.
 Mir. James Cunningham, who owns valuable mining property at Mowry, is guest at Hotel Evans. Jim has a wide circle of friends in Santa Cruz county. All will be pleased to learn of his return after an absence of several years.
 This morning W. E. Karns, of Karns Bros, Inc., departed for the West Coast of Mexico, on business for his big machine and supply house, which does an enormous business in Sonora and Sinaloa, where the firm has branch houses.
 Geo. B. Mason, special agent of the U. S. Treasury Depart ment, with, headquarters at No gales, announces that counterfeit five dollar pieces are in circula- tion in Nogales. The coins are said to be made of real gold, but light in weight.
 Colonel Guy Carleton, con- mander of the military district of Arizona, with headquarters at Douglas, visited Camp Stephen D. Little last Wednesday on a l tour of inspection. He was ac- companied by aide camp, Capt. George H. Rockwell.
 Last Sunday Henry Levin, the customs house broker, motored l to Tucson, being accompanied | by his wife, daughters, and brother Charley. The gentlemen are natives of Tucson, where | they have a host of friends. The l return trip was made Monday.
 Last week Mark Wanless, the Hermosillo ore buyer, who is now superintendent of the Ira mado silver and lead mines, situated near Poza, Sonora, was business visitor in the city, from the mines, which are owned by Colonel E. c. Garcia and c. V. Escalante.
 In honor of Miss Gwendolyn Moons twelfth birthday ami versary, a delightful party was given last Saturday at the pleas ant home of the little lady's parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Noon, on Noon Hill. We wish | . 1l