The border vidette., 1920-11-13

SuCC0SSIul COT pOr dClOu 1dW y Sl {, is here from Los Angeles. He is a guest at Hotel Bowman.
 This week Hon. Ignacio Bo. nillas, former Mexican ambas- sador to the United States, who is now residing in Tucson with his family, was a business visit or in the city. MT. Bonillas owns the fine residence in Nogales, Sonora. occupied by the United States consulate.
 Captain Charles Beatty of the Immigration Service, who for many years has been stationed at this place, has gone down to the West Coast of Mexico to enjoy well-earned vacation. He will visit Culiacan, Mazatlan and Guaymas before returning to his duties here.
 Thanks to Mrs. A. Nj. Giles pie, who was in charge, the ben eft concert at the High School Auditorium Wednesday, evening last, was a great success. The musical entertainments was for the benefit of the High School Athletic Association and to raise funds for phonopraph.
 Last Sunday Mir. and Mrs Herbert Drachman, of Tucson, motored down from the ancient and honorable pueblo" to spend the day in Nogales as guests of their old friends, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Legarra. MT. Drachman is one of Tucson's best known, successful real estate men.
 E. B. Jones, from his stock ranch out near Greaterville, is a business visitor in the city. Mr. Jones is going into the hog raiS ing business, and came to town to receive drove of thorough bred brood sows shipped here from the Salt River Valley, where he learned the business of raising hogs from A to z.
 MT. w. E. Karns, junior mem Der of Karns Bros, Inc. has gone to Chicago, where he will | attend A Automotive Jobbers' Con vention next week. He will also
 
 1 Michigan. Karns Bros., Inc. have for long time been sole agents in this section of the country for F'ords and FordSons. Last Monday at Hermosillo, | Mrs. Davila, a most eStimable lady we'll and favorably known in this city, passed away after a short illness from pneumonia. Deceased was the wife of Mir. Leo Davila, one of the propfie- tors of the Nogales Grocery Go. To the bereaved husband and lovely little children we extend our sympathy.
 Mir. George Fisher, the Tue son music dealer, accom- panied by Mrs. Fisher, spent Thursday in Nogales on a combined busi- ness and pleasure visit. MT. Fisher brought the glad news that his old friend Dick Zellner, the we'll known Los Angeles l piano dealer, has recovered from his recent illness and is again on the job" in the Imperial Valley.
 Following the organization of a Parent Teachers Association at Camp Stephen D. Little last evening, the following officers were elected: Mrs. Hendricks, president; Sergt. Stafford, vice president; Mrs. Firms, secretary; Mrs. Brown, assistant secretary Chaplain Caver, treasurer. Ser geant John Wynn, Mrs. King, Mrs. Sellers, and Mrs. Caver constitute the committee on con- stitution and by laws.
 After a long illness, Hon. Sam F. Webb, of Phoenix. former U. S. collector of customs for Arizona during Cleveland's sec ond administration, and former editor of THE BORDER VIDETTE, ! the Democrat and Gazette, of Phoenix, died at his home in the capital city last Thursday. Mir. Webb, who came to Arizona in 1877. was defeated in the Demo cratic state primaries by Sheriff R. R. Earhart of Santa Cruz | county for the nomination as state treasurer. During his long residence iD Arizona Sam Webb l filled many public position with honor. He will be missed.
 The Knights of Columbus Night School is proving a great o,oooee ,,olor fI,o n Io1o Y,oono-O