The border vidette., 1920-07-03

| thy 6rlTntn, lovely daughter Ol Mir. and Mrs. A. R. Griffith, was the charming hostess at a party given in honor of her twelfth birthday.
 Miss Mabel Wylie, efficient I assistant clerk of the Superior Court, is back at her post, after an absence of several weeks caused by a broken ankle, while playing tennis.
 Elgin Holt, we'll known min ing man, who is again making 1 Nogales his headquarters, has this week been in Hermosiilo on business connected with his So nora silver mines.
 Last Wednesday Deputy U. S. Marshal A. c. Mcdonald, from Tucson, was a visitor in the city, having come down after six federal prisoners who were taken to Tucson for trial.
 Last Sunday the handsome Essex limousine belonging to J. F. Johnson, automobile dealer, was destroyed by fire on the No gales Patagonia road. Back fire caused the accident.
 George w. Parker from his splendid farm in San Rafael val ley, was in the city couple of days this week looking after his political fences. George is a candidate for sheriff.
 George B. Singleton of the contracting firm of Singleton & Littlejohn. is here from Tucson enjoying the big Fourth of July celebration. He is guest of Mine Host Ben Evans.
 Last Wednesday Arturo O. Ozuna, of Tucson, who has been in Sonora, Mexico, since 1917, was taken in charge by federal authorities, and will be tried on the charge of being a stacker.
 Monday morning the parade will move promptly at 9 o'clock, and all organizations. etc., in tending to participate must be ready at that time, or they'll be left behind. There'll be no waiting.
 Harry Flanagan. from the San Xavier district, and John Louie, from Minas Prietas, are here from the south country to enjoy the big Fourth of July celebration. Their many friends are pleased to see them.
 Friends of Mrs. Ashburn. wife of Supervisor Oscar F. Ashburn, will regret to learn that sine is quite ill at St. Joseph's hospital suffering from an attack of typhoid fever. Dr. Chenoweth is the attending physician.
 County School Superintendent Josephine A. Saxon's host of friends throughout the county, will be pleased to learn that she has recovered from her recent illness and is again able to at- tend to the duties of her office.
 All families having spare rooms which they are willing to rent to visitors during the Fourth of July celebration. are request ed to notify the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, either in person. by letter or by telephone.
 Col. Earl Carnahan, U. s. A., after an extended visit in Cali fornia, has returned to his post as commander of the 25th In fantry at Camp Stephen D. Lit tie. The colonel's many friends will be pleased to learn of his return.
 MT. Astolfo Cardenas, popular candidate for Presidente of Mo- gales, Sonora, Mexico, has re turned from business visit to Mexico City. Upon his arrival home last Tuesday night the gentleman was accorded a rous- ing welcome.
 Jack and Richard Roberts, sons of Mrs. Lucretia Roberts, arrived last Wednesday from New York where they had been attending school. The boys will spend their summer vacation in NogaleS with their mother and sister, Miss Sally Roberts.
 Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, county school superintendent, reports that the school districts of Elgin, Sonoita and Rain Val ley, have voted transportation taxes for the coming year. for tho ,)nrnOSa of havinu tho child