The border vidette., 1920-11-27

CTS of Isa bella desire to expres:
 their thanks for the attendance of the citizens of the city a
 their Thanksgiving dance. The
 money realized has been giver toward paying off the debt or the Sacred Heart Church.
 The Elks charity ball, Thurs day night was very. enjoyable affair, thanks to the untiring g efforts of the Bills" of Nogales The attendance was large and every body had a fine time. The proceeds will go toward aiding the poor and needy of NogaIes.
 Hon. Antonio Orfila, formerly of Tucson, now successfully en gagged in the practice of law in Los Angeles. came to join the | Obregon Special to Mexico City. During MT. Orfla's stay here he was the guest of his old time | Tucson friends, Henry Levin and J. A. Legarra.
 ! The work of building the re | taining wall on the west side of | the city arroyo, from Interna tiop street to the Crawford street bridge, is progressing nicely un- l der the personal supervision of the contractors, Frank Loan and Tom Woods, who will have the arroyo covered on schedule time
 Dr. John Burton. we'll known successful physician and sur geon of Hermosillo, has been a ! guest at the Montezuma Hotel several days this week. The doctor is making a success of of the capital city, being asso ciated with Captain J. Campbell Besley..s>:.
 John Higginbotham, Laird of Carbo, who came up to at tend the dinner given last Sun day at the Sonora Restaurant by Judge Chas. Blenman of Tucson, in honor of Hon. Homer s. Cumming, former chairman mittee, has returned to his home at Carbo.
 General Francisco Serrano, sub secretary of war of the Re- public of Mexico, arfived in the city last Wednesday from New York, and departed Thursday for Los Angeles, with his mother who has been ill in St. Joseph's $ hospital in this city. Ia. Los Angeles the lady will be treated by specialists.
 W. c. Laughlin, the San Xa .vier mining man, who has been enjoying a visit in Los Angeles with his family, has returned to the Las Animas mines owned by himself and associates. During all the troublesome times in our sister Republican, MT. Laughlin has stayed right on the job. He deserves sIccess.
 Mrs. L.. M. Raines, of the No gales Steam Laundry, is in. Los Angeles, where she was called last week by the serious condi- ton of her husband. who is in the Good Sanitarium Hospital, in that city. Reports from Los Angeles are to the effect that Mir. Raines is greatly improved after undergoing an operation. - Mir. J. B. Finley, general su- perintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with head quarters at Empalme, arrived from the south the forepart of the week on his way to Los An geIes, where he was called to the bedside of |, his youngest daughter, who is seriously ill in a private school for young ladies.
 John Henderson, the Mazda lena mining man, came up from the Garden City" last Monday to spend Thanksgiving Day here with Mrs. Henderson and the children. He reports business in his section of the country improving and predicts great prosperity in Sonora and other Mexican states during President elect Obregon's administration.
 Last Sunday, R. R. Domin- guez, Mexican consul at Noga- les, Arizona, departed for Mexico City, being accompanied by his wife. MT. Dominguez has been offered responsible position in the Mexican consular service, in Spain. Ia leaving Nogales. Con sul and Mrs. Dcminguez take with them the best wishes of many friends made during their short stay here.