The border vidette., 1920-08-21

Allan B. JayneS, president of the Tucson Citizen, accompanied by his wife and daughter, and MT. and Mrs. Robert P. Hill of Delaware. Ohio, visited Nogales last Tuesday, on pleasure bent.
 The new Nogales Theatre is 1 the finest motion picture play house in Arizona. The new theatre which was built by A. S. Noon and Erm D. Johnson, for Diamos Brothers, cost $780, GOO.
 MT. F. F. Rodriguez, the sue cessful hardware dealer, accom- panied by his interesting family, returned the forepart of the week from an outing at Los An geles and near by pleasure re- sorts.
 Mir. John Deegan, of the U. S. customs service, who for some time past has been stationed at Naco, spent several days in Mo- gales this week. Jack" hopes soon to again make Nogales his headquarters.
 John Higginbotham, the Laird of Carbo, after enjoying a couple of weeks visit in the States, has returned to Carbo. The Laird's many friends will be pleased to learn that he has recovered from his recent illness.
 Mir. Joe Polin, brother in law of General Obregon, accompani- ed by Afr. Leslie, departed the forepart of the week for the City of Mexico, where the gen tlemen will be guests of Mexi co.'s next president.
 w. Beckford Kibbey, Jr., from his fine ranch in Sonora. has been business visitor in Noga- nied by his friend. Mir. Bonsall of Boston. who for some time past has been MT. Kibbey's guest.
 Mir. Alex. Strachan, the we'll known, successful commission man, who has become interested in Sonora mines. with Mir. D. H. Fain, of this city, has gone down to the mines near Carbo, on a visit of inspection. MT. Fain went with him.
 I. B. Bowers, after spending several days in Nogales on priv ate business, has returned to his splendid stock ranch near Noria, Sonora, where he has big herd of white face cattle. While here Mr. Bowers enjoyed a visit with his old friend, Judge Frank E.. Cole.
 MT. J. L.. Sheperd, manager of the Key de Plata Mining Co.,, is a visitor in the city from the mines in Sonora owned by his company. The following old Spanish mines are owned by Mir. Sheperd's company: San Igna- cio, Santa Rosa, Santa Gertrudes and Salazar.
 Last Monday Mrs. Putnam, wife of Major F. L. Putnam, passed away at Fruitland, near Sonoita. from pneumonia. The funeral was held Tuesday, al Fruitland. Deceased was held in high esteem by all who knew her, and her death is deeply re. gretted by all.
 MT. Fred. Afford, from the Cobre Grande mining camp, situ ated near Noria, Sonora, is 8 visitor in the city from the soutE country. MT. Afford came UT from the camp last Thursday being accompanied by his fami ly, who have been enjoying z visit down there with him.
 This week MT. A. A. Trippel candidate for the nomination fol County Attorney, subject to the Democratic primary, has beer visiting the outlying precincts in the interest of his candidacy MT. Trippel is a native son O Arizona, a gentleman and schol ar. If nominated his election i: assured.
 Yesterday Colonel c. c. Smitl formerly of the United State Army, now military instructo at the University of Arizona was a visitor in Nogales, a gues of his old friend, Mir. J. A. Le garra, proprietor of The Famous l. The colonel was accompanied b. Richard Ronstadt, boyhoot friend.
 County Attorney Leslie c Hardy, candidate for Attorne.