The border vidette., 1920-10-16
OCTOBER 16, 1920.
LOCAL NEWS.

l 0SlSIOdy HSIo du hOuIlCh
 returned from Los Angeles.
 Fred. Afford from Noria, So-
 nora, is here for short visit with
 his family.
 County Attorney Leslie c.
 Hardy and lovely bride, arrived
 home the forepart of the week from California.
 l. w. H. Florentine has returned from Los Angeles, where he had
 been on automobile business, for the Border Garage.
 | Mir, James Foley, one of Pata- gonia's prominent pioneer min 1 ing men, was visitor at the county seat Tuesday.
 Mrs. Tracey Bird and little son, after a pleasant visit in Mo- gales with relatives, returned to Tempe last Thursday.
 ] Theodore l.. Stoutfer, the we'll known mechanical engineer is a guest at Hotel Evans, from the San Xavier district, Sonora. Judge Charles Blenman mo- tored down from Tucson last Thursday, being a member of the Mark Smith party. He re- | turned home yesterday forenoon. Everyb body in Nogales will be pleased to learn that Harry E. | Berner, special deputy collector of customs, has recovered from his recent illness and is again at l his desk.
 James Durnell. former dep- | uty sheriff of Santa Cruz county, | after an absence of ten years in Mexico, has returned to Nogales to reside. Jimmie has valuable mining property in the state of Sonora.
 The Nogales Business and 1 Professional Women's Club at a recent business meeting voted to affiliate with the Arizona Fed eration of Women's Clubs as an initial step toward affiliation with the National Federation. Tomorrow Messrs. J. A. Le- garra and F. F. Rodriguez will go to Magdalena, Sonora, where they will be joined by Rafael Camou, who will guide his No gales friends on a bear hunt in l the Cerro Azul mountains. The forepart of the week, Mr. Fred. H. Hilliker, of the Sonora Valley Land Co.,. arrived in the city from Los Angeles, on bis way to his company's big tract of land in Sonora. He was ac- companied by number of Am erican land buyers.
 Hon. 1gnacio Bonillas, of Mo- gales, Sonora, who was former ambassador from Mexico at Washington, is a business visit or in the city. The gentleman owns valuable real estate in No gales, Sonora, where he and his family resided many years. Superintendent Kingsbury of the Sonora Railway, with head quarters at Empalme, was here Thursday in his private car, "Jalisco." Yesterday morning Mir. Kingsbury returned south, being accompanied by MT. J. B. Finley, general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mex icO, who was en route home from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. O. B. Glover, of the Bor- der Curio Store, has returned from a business trip through the Indian reservations of Arizona and New Mexico, where she purchased a large stock of Ma vaio blankets, Indian pottery and | other curios for her attractive store on Grand avenue. She re- ports having had an interesting, profitable trip, which was made by automobile.
 Mir. A. J. Milliken, former in- spector in charge of the immi- grafton at Nogales, now con- nected with the Arizona Cotton Growers Association, has arriv- ed from Phoenix to take charge of the company's business here, succeeding Mir. w. G. Costello,
 who goes to Naco to open an office there for his association.
 MT. Milliken will later be joined
 by his wife who is at Phoenix.
 Last Wednesday evening at special meeting of the Nogales Young Business Mems Associa.
 tion, by unanimous vote of all
 present, it was decided to dis solve the association, recon mending that all members not having already done so now i join the Nogales Chamber of Commerce, one of the strongest,