The border vidette., 1919-10-04

| plre ranch near SOnOita. who
 has been experimenting the
 shipping of cattle from Sonora
 to the ranch in Arizona, has 1 been a business visitor in town a ] couple of days this week. The
 cattle which were sent to the Sonora ranges several months
 ago, returned in fine condition.
 John J. Rafael, Jr., we'll known Nogales boy, who is now representing Keyston Brother, of San Francisco, on the West Coast of Mexico, on his way south, was a Nooales visitor couple of days this week. h his new, important position, John has the best wishes of a host of Nogaies friends. He will make good.
 MT. J. w. Kingsbury, super intendent of the Nogales Quay mas division of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, after a six weeks vacation spent in the states of Washington and Ore gon, returned last Monday En route home, Mir. Kingsbury stop ped couple of days in Tucson where he visited his daughter and old time friends.
 John Glasson, the mine super intendent, who recently return ed from Sonora, was in town this week several days circulat- ing among his old friends. John h4 County Fair. which he insists was the best ever, nevertheless and notwithstanding. His good wife succeeded in pulling down a number of fancy work prizes.
 MT. Ferd. VanMourick, for more than twenty years manager of the Sonora News Company's Nogales and Sonora branches, returned from the coast last Wednesday, being accompanied | by Mrs. VanMourick and the | children. Miss Hortense and | Master William, who pleasantly | spent the summer in Los An geles with Mrs. VaEMourick's mother.
 MT. Byron S. Butcher. for merly connected with the United | States Military Intelligence De- partment, at Nogales; now con- nected with the United States Ora phite Company, of Saginaw, will shortly return to where he may again | take up his residence. MT. But cher has a host of friends here who will be pleased to welcome | him back.
 Word has been received from | Paris that Maj. M. l.. Kaiser, former resident of Nogales, is now in charge of the military police of the US. army in Paris. Major Kaiser, who was engaged in cattle business in Sonora, entered a training school at the Presidio, San Francisco, shortly after the United States entered the war and graduated as a first 
 Hundreds of Sonora laborers, many of whom are accompanied by their families, are crossing the line at this port, on their way to the Salt River Valley, to work in the cotton fields. It is at the U. s. Immigra- ton office here, that already this year between four and five thouS and men, women and children from Sonora, have entered this port of entry en route to points in Arizona and California.
 Dr. J. c. Underwood has re- turned from the Altar district, where he roughed it ten days and got back some of the weight lost while holding down the job of City Police Judge. Doctor says "Never again." from now on it's the simple life for him. Reports having had a wonderful trip across country he nas been visiting for the past quarter of a century, or more, while looking after his mining 
 MT. Sam Leeker, proprietor of 5he El Paso Store, after an ex- tended business and pleasure visit in the East, being accom- panied by Mrs. Leeker and their two splendid boys, has returned nome. Mrs. Leeker and the boys, after visiting relatives at Memphis, Tennessee, a couple of weeks, will return to Nogales.