The border vidette., 1920-02-14

on his big farm near HermosillO, was a visitor in the city couple of days this week, being accom- panied by hls friend, Captain BundOck, of London, England.
 Don c. Franklin has returned from 0 visit to his cotton lands in the Casa Grande region, where there is great activity at this time. Don and other No gales people who own land near the old Casa Grande, are sure to make big money on their invest ment.
 The Lincoln Birthday Ball given under the auspices of Stephen D. Little Garrison, at the new Army and Navy Hall, last Thursday night, was 8 pleas ant affair. On Saturday even- ing, February 18th, another so- cial dance will be given at the same place.
 William Lowe was 8 business visitor in the city last Thursday, from his splendid ranch home near Tubsc, purchased from the Baca Float people. Recently Mir. Lowe was offered SIP. 2.OOO for his place, which cost him $5, 5,OOO. He says it is not for sale at any price.
 Mir. B. P. Olbert, formerly manager of George B. Marsh, Inc, this city, general agent on the West Coast for big oil company, is a business visitor in Key City, where he has many friends and acquaintances. All will be pleased to learn that Olbert is prospering.
 O. J. Omstead, the carpenter, who for some time past has been down in Sonora working for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, is here for a short visit with his wife. Omstead says the home stead just west O. Nogales, is daily increasing in value. and he'll soon be on Easy Street.
 Last Tuesday Tom Ritchie and James Barry, two we'll known, prominent Tucson attorneys, were visitors in Nogales on pro- fessional business. Both gen tlemen have many friends in the Key City, where they always receive warm welcome-on either side of the international line.l
 The excellent publicity work done by MT. William T. Haley, of the Nogales Cham Der of Commerce, on She trade excursion down the West Coast, proves that the directors made no mistake in appointing Mir. Haley to the important position of secretary. Bill always makes good"
 Mrs. Joe Berk, of the Modern Shop, has returned from buy ing expedition in the East. Tuesday Mir. Berk motored to Tucson to meet his wife, who having had a very trip to the markets of the East, where she secured some marvellous creations for 400.
 This week MT. and Mrs. c. c Chapman, from Patagonia,~were visitors in the city several days, having come down to be with their children who are attending the Nogales public school. Char ley is one Santa Cruz county's we'll known, successful live stockraisers. His cattle range in the Santa Rita mountains.
 Don't miss the big booster meeting of the Y. B. Nj. A. next Monday evening. The member ship committee consisting of w. A. Wuerschmidt, B. F. Hannah, H. O. Bostwick. Charley Kissel- bach and Fl. l.. Sugg, have done their work we'll. Now it's up to the members do their bit" for @ greater Nogales. Come out next Monday night.
 Owing to the death of Gerardo Pesoueira, the ball and recep tion planned for the Chamber of Commerce excursionists upon their arrival last night, was not held. Every citizen of Nogales and the military deeply regrets the accident which resulted in the death of Gerardo Pesqueira, one of Nogales' most highly esteemed young men.
 Freeing 5O,OOO girls from Fur kish harems and caring for them