The border vidette., 1920-08-28
AUGUST 29, 1920.
LOCAL NEWS.
Attend church tomorrow.

| I ne great register ClOSeO yeS- terday, August 27th. Elgin Holt, the mining man, is a guest at Hotel Evans.
 R. E. Butler, Tucson banker, visited Nogales last Tuesday. MT. and Mrs. H. Gordon Glore are enjoying a visit on the coast. Wednesday Miss Tltcomb re- turned from visit to the coast. Yesterday A. l.. Hanson was a business visitor here from his home at Elgin.
 J. F. Garrett and Wm. Rosen- berg. from Tubac, visited Mo- gales this week.
 Tomorrow's Nogales mail will be delivered at the new postoffice on Nelson avenue.
 Robt. N. Keaton, of San Ra- fael Valley, motored down to the border Tuesday.
 Judge George Coughlin of Pa tagonia, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Ramon Elias, the we'll known, successful cattleman, was a bus mess visitor in Nogales.
 Howard O'Neill, son of Mr. R. l.. O'Neill, has gone to Cali fornia, where the lad will enter the Santa Clara College.
 H. A. Corpe. publicity agent for the State of Sonora, is here from Hermosillo, where he now makes his headquarters.
 Jesse Gatlin and Will Hatha way, from their ranches out Patagonia way, visited the coun-' ty seat a couple of days this week.
 Yesterday MT. Joe Halstead. of the J. D. Halstead Lumber Company, was a visitor here from Phoenix, where makes his home.
 The work of re building the old La Moda" building in Mo- gales, Sonora, destroyed by fire a number of years ago, is pro- gressing nicely.
 Yesterday Messrs. Jefferson Davis Roundtree and Clyde Me Pherson, from the San Rafael Valley. were business visitors at the county seat.
 J. H. O'Rielly, president of the Phoenix National Life In surance Company, has been Nogales visitor this week, on company business.
 MT. George Young, secretary of the Caranea Consolidated Copper Co.,, spent last Sunday in the city from Cananea, from the big copper camp.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Gordon of the Baptist church, returned the forepart of the week from their outing at the Pennsylvania ranch near Patagonia.
 F. O, Stowe, pioneer mining man from the Harshaw Mowry country, has been. business visitor at the county seat this week a couple of days.
 Mrs. Ben Ashbey has gone east for 8 visit with relatives. "Colonel" Ben has joined the Summer Widowers, of which Phil Herold is president.
 Cy Broom, formerly of Noga- les, who now makes his home in Pima county, was a business visitor in NogaleS the forepart of the week, from Tucson.
 Amos J. Yaeger, mine and land owner, passed through Mo- gales the forepart of the week, en route to his home in Los An geles from Alamos, Sonora.
 This week Judge Frank J. Duffy, Charley Tovrea and VIII. Kelsey motored over to Tomb stone on private business. They returned home Tuesday night.
 R. E. Butler, formerly cashier of the Nogales National Bank, now cashier of the Consolidated National Bank of Tucson, was a visitor in the city last Sunday.
 No less than $1.OO per foot will be saved on the pur- chase of water pipe from Boludo, and it may run to $13O, accord ing to estimates by City Clerk Frank E. Cole. In addition the seller accepts municipal bonds at par, Cole says. The trans action, MT. Cole added, would save the city between S45, ,OOO and $50, O,OOO.-Nogales Herald.