The border vidette., 1920-10-09
OCTOBER g, 1920.
LOCAL NEWS.

Today Mrs. L.. W. MIX will re- turn from San Francisco.
 Mir. Alex Strachan, the mining man, has returned from a busi. ness visit on the coast. Mir. Strachau is one of the livest wires on the international bor- der. He "does things.
 After a delightful visit in the city, guest of her sister, Mrs. T. .H. Ford, Jr., Miss Curry of New Orleans, has returned to her home, taking with her the best wishes of many friends in Nogales.
 MT. A. l.. Lewis, of the So- nora Ore Buying Company Cf Hermosillo, has been a NOgales visitor this week. On Sept. 16, MT. Lewis partner, Mir. c. R. Hart, a gentleman well known in this section, died in Chicago.
 Last Monday Manuel Vasobol- baso, who for number of years conducted Hotel Central in No gales, Sonora, passed away after a long illness. Deceased was held in high esteem by all who knew him. He will be missed.
 Joe Polin returned home the forepart of the week from the City of Mexico, where he had been on com bined business and pleasure visit. He is brother in-law of Mexico's newly elected president, General Alvaro Obre gon of Nogales, Sonora.
 Hon. Oscar F. Ashburn. mem: Der of the board of supervisors, was here Wednesday from the Pennsylvania ranch to attend the big Democratic rally. MT. Ashburn, who is a candidate for re election, says he's the man who put the "P" in Patagonia.
 Chief of Police J. J. Lowe who is also a deputy U. S. mar shal, has gone to Fort Leaven, worth, Kansas, in charge of a mum Der of federal prisoners sen tenced to Imprisonment at the federal prison. En route home, the Chief will visit his old home at Del Rio, Texas.
 MT. w. J. Mitchell, superin- tendent of the Mowry mine, has moved his family into Nogales from Mowry, in order that their children may have the advantage of our splendid schools. They have taken the handsome resi- dence of Rafael G. Camou on Arroyo boulevard. The Camous have returned to their old home at Magdalena, Sonora.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Leeker de- parted Thursday for New York, where MT. Leeker will purchase fall and winter goods for his El Paso Store on Morley avenue. While in the East they will en- joy a visit at Mrs. Leeker's home at Memphis, Tenn. The Leeker boys, Justin and William, are iu the Los Angeles Military Acad- emy, where they are making an excellent record.
 This evening Senator Henry F. Ashurst will address the voters of Patagonia and vicinity, on the issues of the Democratic national campaign. This is splendid opportunity to hear Arizona's brilliant senator, who with Senator Marcus Smith, so ably represents our glorious state at the National Capitol. Every body cordially invited to attend the Democratic meeting at Patagonia this evening.
 John Glasson, the well known mine superintendent who has 0 wide experience in both Amer ican and Mexican mining dis tricts, has accepted the respon- sible position of superintendent at the mines of La Prieta Min, ing Company, situated near the City of Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mex. He will depart for his new post in few days. During Johns absence in the south country, his family will reside in Nogales.
 After the magnificent recep- tiOn rendered in honor of Mrs. Alvaro Ooregon by Mrs. Henry Levin, Tuesday afternoon, at the elegant Levin residence on I'll Morley avenue, MT. Levin and MT. J. A. Legarra delightfully."- entertained the following ladies at a luncheon at the Sonora Cafe: Mrs. Alvaro Oregon, Mrs. Sam Heineman, Mrs. Albert Stein