The border vidette., 1920-10-30
LOCAL NEWS.

| Hermosillo.
 Elks and their ladies are in- l vited to The ElkS club rooms next Tuesday night for the cleo tion returns. .- Mrs. M. Marsteller, wife of | Judge Marsteller, has returned from Mendocino county, Califor- mia, where she enjoyed visit with her mother.
 Yesterday Bob Harrington and Eugene Laurieu departed for Tombstone, where they went on private business. They will re- turn home this evening. MT. Joe Polin- is in San Fran cisco, where he went last week on important private business, connected with big mining deal in which he is interested.
 Yesterday Harry B. Grace, the commission man, formerly of Nogales, who now makes his home at Tucson, returned from a business visit to Sonora. MT. and Mrs. Otto H. Herold are still sojourning in California. Mir. Herold is vice president of The First National Bank of Nc gales, one of the strongest fin ancial institutions in Arizona. This week Hon. F. J. Barry, the we'll known Nogales attor- ney, has been Stumping the northern part of the state in the interest of the Republican can didateS. Today he is at WinSlOW. John Hoy, the we'll known mine manager from the Harshaw district, was business visitor in Nogales this week a. couple of days. Wednesday MT. Hoy went to Tucson, where two of his children are attending school. James L.. Evans of Los Ange- les, representing the Fox Film Corporation, was visitor in the city this week a couple of days. arranging for the showing of the Fox features. which. will be shown exclusively at The Star Theatre.
 Nogales Grove, No. 26, Wood: men Circle, will perform the impressive ceremony of unvei1- ing monument at the grave of Mrs. Dolores A. de O'Neill, in the city cemetery, tomorrow forenoon at II o'clock. The pub lie is invited.
 Bill Payne, of the Montezuma Hotel, who returned the forepart of the week from business visit down the West Coast of Mexico, says there is absolutely no vel low fever in Culiacan. Bill says he Knows what he knows,"~ be- cause Mrs. Henry Cohn, of Hotel Rosales, told him.
 Yesterday the Irish of Noga- les attended requiem mass at Sacred Heart church, which was celebrated by Father Duval for the rest of the soul of Lord Mayor Terence Macs whey, who died at Brixton prison, last Mon day, on the seventy fourth day of a hunger strike.
 Jake Sheperd, manager of the Key de Plata Mining Company, is here from his company's mines in Sonora. MT. C.. c. Chapman, the California capitalist, is fnan- cially interested in the company, which owns group of old Spanish mines from which great wealth has been mined.
 J. B. Bristol, secretary of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce, has returned from a trip through Santa Cruz county collecting views for publicity matter to be used in advertising this section of Arizona. Reports having had a pleasant very successful visit to the outlying districts. Last Wednesday evening at St. Andrews church, Lieutenant Lowell Ward Rock, 24th Infan try, U. s. A, and Miss Martha Caroline Phillips, lovely daught CT of MT. and Mrs. w. J. Phil lips of this city, were united in marriage. The happy bride and groom will spend their honey moon in Texas.
 After completing his business here and at the mines in Sonora, MT. Harry Woodruff, vice presi- dent and general manager of the United States Graphite Con- pany, has returned to his home at Saginaw, Michigan. While i here Manager Woodruff arrang- ol for. ,nonu ot