The border vidette., 1920-08-28

Pat McCarty, from the Camille country, was business visitor in Nogales yesterday. Pat says splendid rains have visited his section, and everybody is happy.
 Mr. Bonsall, of Baltimore, Maryland, whe has been visiting 1 his friend, w. Beckford Kibbey, Jr.. Is guest at the Montezuma hotel, from the big ranch in So- | nora.
 In future dances at the Mon tezuma Hotel pavilion will be held only on Saturday nights, | the Tuesday and Thursday night dances having been cancelled by the management.
 On Monday evening, Septem- Der 9th, a grand ball will be held at the Santa Cruz Club, un- Fire Dena rtment. Every body cordially invited.
 Marshall Walker, from Texas, is here on private business. t1r. Walker is former lieutenant in the United States army, and was stationed here when mustered out of the service.
 Mr. Otto H. Herold, vice pre- sident of the First National Bank of Nogales, has gone to California. for we'll earned vacation. Mrs. Herold accom- panied her husband.
 MT. I. l.. Medivil, represent ing F. F. Rodriguez, the we'll known, successful Grand avenue hardware dealer, has returned from an extended business visit in the south country.
 Clyde McPherson, from over Canyon way, was a business visitor in the city yesterday, having motored in from his stock farm, in company with MT. Young, one of his neighbors.
 Professor George H. Madden, superintendent of the Nogales public schools, is enjoying a visit with his mother at Water loo, South Carolina. He will return to Nogales next week.
 John Ebinger, a young man from the State of Oregon, who is farming down at Noria, So nora, is a guest at Hotel Evans. He is on his way to Noria, where he expects to spend the winter.
 Mrs. Ben Evans, accompanied by her bright little son, Ben Evans, Jr., departed the fore part of the week for Los An geles, where Master Ben will resume his studies at the Page Military School.
 Alex. Strachan, we'll known commission man, who is inter ested in mining property in So- nora, has returned from the south country. where he spent ten days inspecting his gold mines, near Carbo.
 MT. Herbert M. Clagett. of Roy 6 Titcomb, Inc. has re- turned from an extended busi- ness visit on the West Coast of Mexico, in the interest of his firm, which for many years has enjoyed a big business in the south country.
 Hon. A. c. Bernard, accom- panied by his nephew, Mir. N. w. Bernard, of Tucson, visited Nogales last Sunday a couple of hours, having motored down from the ancient and honorable pueblo to enjoy a visit here with old time friends.
 Earl Abernathy, Democratic candidate for county attorney, has returned from visit to the outlying precincts in the interest of his candidacy. Earl is mak- ing 8 clean campaign, and win, lose or draw, he says he's for the Democratic ticket.
 l.. M. Wagner and W. N. Col burn, from Prescott, have been here several days this week en route to Sonora, Mexico, where they have gone to inspect a valuable cattle ranch. The gen tlemen are friends of Wade Bar bee, local cattleman.
 MT. w. I. McGuier, for a num- Der of years connected with the local Western Union telegraph office, has been a visitor in town a couple of days, from Tucson, hn I,i hool