The border vidette., 1920-11-13

artlSt1c decorator, IS OeauClIylnR the Sonorr Bank 6 Trust build ing, which is now one of the most attractive places of it's kind in the State.
 Extremely gratifying results are said to be found in the de- velopment of the Three R mine, which is being pushed forward rapidly by the Magma Copper company.-Patagonian.
 This week Miss Laura Par sons, efficient, accommodating clerk of the Board of Supervis- ors, has been in Phoenix attend ing the annual meeting of su pervisors and clerks of the state.
 Collector of Customs Chas. E. Hardy has gone to San Fran cisco on official business. Chief Deputy Collector Harry B. Der ner is in charge during MT. Hardy's absence from the dis trict.
 After visit of a couple of weeks in California, with his parents, Leon Griset, stenogra- pher at the customs house, has returned and is again on duty. Leon reports having had fine time.
 V. F. Frizzell, from his ranch near Amadoville, motored up to attend the circus last Monday. He was accompanied by his wife, Miss Frizzell, his sister, Mir. Miller, his partner, and Bird Yoas.
 Superior Judge w. A. O'Con- nor, has been in Tucson this week couple of days occupy ing Judge Samuel l.. Pattee's bench, and Judge Pattee has been holding court for Judge O'Connor.
 J. B.-Bristol, secretary of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce and County Fair mmissioner, is at Phoenix, where he is mak- ing a record for Santa Cruz county. Bert always brings home the bacon.
 Clyde McPherson, from his splendid ranch in the San Ra- fael valley, was 8 business visi- tor at the county seat last Mon day. Clyde denied that he made the long trip merely to see the elephants.
 Armistice Day in Nogales was observed by parade of the 25th Infantry veterans headed by the 25th Infantry band. In honor of the great occasion the public schools and all business houses were closed.
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 Mrs. Sam Heineman and Miss Reibel, of Tucson and a party of friends motored down to Noga- les last Wednesday to hear Rudolph Reuter-, the celebrated pianoist, who was former teacher of Miss Reibel.
 Rudolph Vasquez. the Los An geleS mining engineer, who for merly resided in Nogales with his family, has been a Nogales visitor couple of days this week. From here he went to Sonora on mining business.
 The Al. G. Barnes circus did a great business in Nogales last Monday afternoon and evening. Rex Rosales, one of best, big gest hearted show men on earth, is still right hand man for the show. Everybody loves Rex.
 MT. D. B. Pierce, cashier of the First State Bank of Patago- mia, was @ business visitor at the county seat yesterday. MT. Pierce is live wire and 33 degree booster for Patagonia the second best town in the county.
 MT. and Mrs. Rafael Camou, formerly residents of NogaIeS, who recently returned to their wonderful ranch home in the Magdalena district. Sonora, spent a couple of days in Nogales this week, with relatives and friends.
 Thursday night the Nogales Business and Professional Wo- mems Club held it's first dance in the Army and Navy Union Hall. More than POO tickets