The border vidette., 1920-04-17

| Hon. D. M. Franklin, one Of
 Arizona's leading lawyers, has
 been here this week attending
 Superior Court. MT. Franklin,
 whose, home is in Tucson, has a
 wide circle of friends through
 out Santa Cruz county. I Hon. Malcom C. Little, the in
 ternational lawyer. formerly of
 Nogales, now a resident of Los | Angeles, where he successfully
 engaged in the practice of his
 profession, has been a visitor in ! Nogales, on legal business. Announcements of the marriage
 of Miss Dorothy Putnam, ,daught- 1 CT of Mir. and Mrs. F. L.. Put
 nam of Elgin, to Mir. l.. M. Sprung of Sonoita, has been
 made. The wedding will take
 place tomorrow at the home of
 the brides parents, near So- noita.
 Last Wednesday afternoon the
 Santa Cruz Auxiliary held their
 regular tea at the Club rooms,
 the hOstesSeS for the occasion
 being Mesdames w. c. Vinegar,
 Frank J. Barry. J. E. Wise, c.
 B. Wylie, T. G. Wright, T. J.
 Wylie. A most enjoyable time
 was had.
 Last Saturday Dr. M A.
 Wue1sch midt, the optometrist,
 returned from Ell Paso, where he had been called by the illness and death of his mother In his hour of sorrow, Dr. Wuersch- midt has the sincere sympathy of Q wide circle of friends and acquaintances in this city.
 In honor of the visiting ladies at this time with memb bers of tbe Arizona Medical Association, delightful tea and musicale was given yes terday afternoon at the elegant residence of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Wise, on Crawford street, under the auspices of the Santa Cruz Auxiliary Club.
 Bud Moore, a pioneer Amer ican mining man, who for many years has operated in the state of Sonora, is a visitor in the city from the south country. He brought with him samples of ore which he will have assayed by | local assayers. We hope Bud | has made the 'big discovery.
 The Chamber of Commerce is in receipt of large supply of | vegeta ble seeds, from Washing ton, D. O., the donor being Sen ator Mark A. Smith of Arizona. 1 Residents of Santa Cruz county | can obtain these choice garden | seedst by applying to Secretary w. gYT.S Haley, who will mail the seeds by parcel post. The Post Office Department has instructed Postmaster ,. J. of Nogales, Arizona, to forward: all mail matter for Sonora. to El Paso, at which place it will be delivered to the Mexican Post Office Department in Cuidad Juarez, Chihuahua, from where it will be distri buted to points in Sonora
 The officials of Wells, Fargo & Company, in Sonora, have an nounced the operation of their service on the trains of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, as now controlled and operated by the striking employees of the railroad company. Express mat ter is being received to and from all stations between Nogales and 
 Tom Bentley, one of the best miners in the country, who Is now connected with the Cerro1 1e Gro mines situated in the Ores district, Sonora, arrived from the mines last Monday night. For many years Tom was superintendent of the great gold mines at Minas Prietas, So nora. He is well and favorably known in Nogales.
 Yesterday forenoon the Twen 5y ninttIAnnual Sesssion of the Arizona State Medical Associa bion, convened in the Santa Cruz Club, the president of the Asso- citation, pr. c. B. Yount, of Prescott, presiding. Today two sessions will be held, and from 12:3O to 2:3O, a barbecue will be served at the Villasenor Place, near the Country Club, in No gales, Sonora.
 Mir. James B. Finley, general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, recently taken