The border vidette., 1920-05-22

william E. BOWerS, owner Of Los COches, one of the finest little farms in the county, situ- ated near Camille, was a visitor in town this week couple of days, a guest of his friend, Mir. H. Gordon Glore.
 Frank M. Curtis, manager of the Porvenir de Sonora Mining Company, las returned from a visit to the mines near Pazo, Sonora. Mr. Curtis resides in Tucson where he is proprietor of the Willard Hotel.
 Thursday MT. Harry E. Der ner, efficient, accommodating chief deputy United States col lector of customs, returned from Tucson, where he appeared be fore the federal grand jury as a witness for Uncle Sam.
 The graduating class of the Nogales High School. last Thurs day evening at The Lyric Thea tre, presente the two-act con- edy MT. Hob," to a large and very appreciate audiance, in most creditable manner.
 Monday of this week Jimmie Ritchie, from the Arizona Flu ropean mines, in the Patagonia mountains, was a business visit or at the county seat. Jimmie is one of the best mine superin- tendents in the country.
 This week MT. Herbert M. Clagett, of Roy 6 Titcomb, Inc has been down on the West Coast transacting business for his big firm, which annually does thousands of dollars worth of business in the south country.
 Albert Foder, editor of the Arizona Labor Review, of Tue son, was a visitor in Nogales last Tuesday on his way to the ancient and honorable pueblo, from Hermosillo, where he had been on business for his labor journal.
 pr. Ray Ferguson, formerly of this city, new of Patagonia, where he makes his home;waS a
 
 seat the fOrepart of the week. pr. Ferguson is engaged in min- ing near Patagonia. Hope he'll make a pile of money.
 John A. Mcdonald, the we'll known Harshaw mining man, was business visitor at the county seat last Wednesday. John and his father. MT. N. A. own valuable mining property in the Harsaw and Santa Rita mining districts.
 Thursday MT. Luis A. Mar tinez, vice president of the So- nora Bank 6 Trust Company, was a visitor in the city, from Guaymas, where he and his wife a visit with relatives and friends. From here MT. and Mrs. Martinez went to Los An geles, where they now reside.
 This week Nogales was visit ed by MT. F. H. Fisher, cashier of the Bank of Douglas. While here MT. Fisher was shown around the city by his friends Theron Richardson and c. B. cashier and assistant cashier, respectively, of The First National Bank of Nogales.
 Hon. Charles Roberts, mem Der of the Cochise county board of supervisors, who is a candi date for the Democratic nomin- ation for governor of Arizona, was visitor in the city last Sunday, with old friends, who say Charley is the White Hope" of the Democratic party in Ari- zOna.
 The graduating exercises for the 1920 class of the Nogales High School, were held last night at the school auditorium, and greatly enjoyed by large audiance. The class this year consists of Martha Phillips, Helen Wylie, Clara Sandoval, Oliver Foore and Reed Maj tin.
 After short visit in Hermo- sillo, on official business, Hon. F. J. Dyer. efficient, accommo dating American consul at Mo- gales, Sonora, returned to his post last Monday evening. MT. Dyer is filling the responsible position of consul with honor and credit to himself and his 
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