The border vidette., 1920-02-07

MF. Dave Pierce, an experience
 ed printer, has arrived from Bis
 bee to accept position in The
 Oasis office.
 Last Wednesday Mir. and Mrs.
 Isaac Hayes, were visitors in
 the city. Mr. Hayes, who is de-
 putty collector of customs at Lo- chiel, came in to meet Mrs. Hayes, who has returned from an extended visit in Los Ange- les with her daughter, the wife of prominent attorney of the City of Angels. Thursday they went out to Lochiel.
 Colonel" Ben Ashby, veteran passenger conductor for many years on the Southern Pacific of Mexico, is in charge of the Nogales Boosters special Pull man train, now on the West Coast of Mexico. Colonel Ben" will take excellent care of the boys, being assisted by other efficient officicls appointed by General Superintendent Temple.
 E. E. Bethell and w. S. Will son who are working the Cali fornia mine just below town, made rich strike the other day which created considerable ex> citement in mining circles. They are shipping large quantities of low grade ore from the mine and are keeping c. B. Wilson's big teams busy hauling to the ore platforms in the railroad yard.-Patagonian.
 At the public schools yester- day, Arbor Day was observed with appropriate lectures, etc. in the different rooms. The teachers of the grades had been by Professor Madden, to tell the children the meaning of Arbor Day, and arrange programs. This be- ing examination week in the High School, there were no exercises planned for the higher grades.
 After terminating the business which caused him to return from San Francisco, Harry A. Wood ruff, vice president and manager of the United States Graphite departed for his home | n Saginaw, Michigan, Tuesday afternoon. At Tucson early yes- serday morning, he met Mrs. Woodruff, who had been enjoy ng a visit on the coast with | friends, and together they jour 1eyed east.
 Mir. R. M. Cousar, of the United | States Immigration Service, has | been transferred from Eagle | Pass, Texas, to this port, where] le will be inspector in charge of | ,he Immigration Service, sue ,eeding Mir. A. J. Milliken, who recently resigned to accept a nore lucrative position at Phoe- lix. THE BORDER VIDETTE welcomes MT. Cousar to Mo- gales, and wishes him good luck n his important position.
 MT. D. A. Piatt, newspaper nan who has had many years on large daily papers, loS aAAINSo 4L0u Odil4OL Aid bO | ill the editorial chair on the loRales Daily Herald, recently .acated by Mir William T. Haley who resigned to accept he secretaryship of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce. We ex- end to Mir. Piatt & hearty vel ome to Nogales, wishing him very possible success as editor if the Herald.
 Last Wednesday evening at he home of the brides parents D this city, Rev. Father Duval MT. Frank Lown, he we'll known, successful con- ractor, and Miss Enriqueta a charming young lady vho has resided in Nogales a lumber of years, were united a the holy bonds of matrimony. dr. and Mrs. Lown will reside t their pleasant home on Hudgin treet. We join their many friends in wishing them long nd happy life as man and wife.
 The Kermess given at the Iidalgo theatre last Monday light, was big success in every way, thanks to the untiriug forts of the good ladies who lad charge of the affair. To
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