The border vidette., 1920-11-20

ate business. He'll return home next week.
 MT. Hubbard, a prominent Kansas City, Mo-, attorney at i law, who many years ago was interested in mining in Sonora, was a stopover visitor in the city the forepart of the week on his way to Hermosillo, on priv ate business.
 Thursday afternoon Judge l Samuel l.. Pattee, of Pima coun- ty. who occupied Judge O'Con- nor's bench a couple of days, returned to Tucson, where His Honor resides. Judge Pattee has a wide circle of friends and acquaintances in Nogales who always are pleased to welcome him to our little city.
 Henry Cohn, the we'll known hotel man, of Hermosillo and Culiacan, arrived in the city | yesterday from Culiacan, and will remain here until next Thursday when he will depart for Mexico City with the big Inaugural Presidential Excur- sion train. Henry is busy greet ing old Nogales friends.
 MT. C.. c. Rockwell has open. ed 8 handsome new emporium in Nogales, Sonora, just south of the new building recently erect ed on the site of the old La Moda Store building. Charley now has one of the most pleas ant resorts on the Mexican side of the line. He invites his old time friends to give him call. MT. Andy O'Connor, for 2 long time one of Uncle Sam's customs guards on the international line, has resigned to accept the prin- cipalship of the Army School at Camp. Stephen D. Little. The vacancy caused by MT. O'Con- | nor's resignation has been filled by MT. W. Graves, formerly of the Quartermaster's Corps at Camp Little.
 Joe Miller, the mining man has returned from Sonora, where he had been on important min ing business, and is 6 guest at the Montezuma hotel. Joe owns valuable group of mines in the Patagonia mountains near the famous Three R mines and the property owned by Gray Broth CTS, which is now being talked about in mining circles.
 MT. and Mrs. James Breen, after a delightful visit of several months in California, have re- turned home, and are being greet ed by their numerous friends. MT. Breen, who is 8 life long, consistent Democrat, says he's might glad he was not here on November 2nd, when the Repub- licans gave us Democrats such a terrible beating at the polls. Monday John Higginbotham, Laird of Carbo, returned from a combined business and pleasure visit in Los Angeles, where he enjoyed pleasant visit with his old friend MT. Richard Zellner, the we'll known popular Los An geleS piano dealer, who contem- plates a visit to Nogales shortly MT. Zellner's host of friends in Arizona and Sonora. will be pleased to learn that he has fully recovered from his recent ill ness.
 Tomorrow Hon. Homer Cum mings, former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, will be the guest of honor at a dinner at the Sonora Restaur- ant, at which Judge Chas. Blen- man of Tucson will be the host. Prominent Democrats of Santa Cruz county have been invited to attend the Democratic love feast, and a fine time is in store for those invited to meet the distinguished guest of honor, Homer Cummings.
 The Thanksgiving dance to be given tonight at the Knights of Columbus hall, by the Daughters of Isabella, for the purpose of raising funds to be turned over to Father Duval to be used for the liquidation of part of the debt on the Sacred Heart church, promises to be very enjoyable and financial affair. Don't miss this dance; the Daughters will entertain you royalty and you are sure to have fine time. Re- treatments will be served. T. w. Gardner. better known