The border vidette., 1920-02-14

cialists. For some time past Nathan has been under the weather.
 Happy and glad they went. the Nogales boosters returned last night from their ten days excursion down the West Coast as far as Mezatlan. County At torney Leslie c. Hardy said this morning that everywhere on the | trip the boosters were royalty treated by the generous, hospit- able people of our sister republic. For full information regarding the wonderful country visited by the American boosters, see Bill Haley, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
 The Mourning Party" given by Mrs. Allan Nj. Gillespie, at her elegant Crawford St. homo last Tuesday evening, will long be pleasantly remem bered by a | score or more lovely Nogales so- ciety ladies, whose husbands &C., companied the NoRales boosters down the West Coast of Mexico. It was pronounced the most un- | ique and original social gather | ing of the season. What great pity the absent ones could not drop in" to see just how much they were missed by their better three fourths.
 MT. P. H. Griffith, the insur- i ance broker and collector, who is local agent for Zellner Piano Company, reports business good. Mir. Griffith has had @ wide ex- perience in the insurance and collection business, which he understands from A to z. Percy Griffith is a live wire and . thirty three degree booster for NoRales, where he and his estim- able wife have decided to make their future home. Percy Grif- filth helped make Los Angeles the best advertised city in America. Now he's roofing" for Nogales, the biggest little city on earth.
 Billy Haley, with the Nogales boosters, wired from Mazatlan last Wednesday, as follows: At a conference held aboard the train by representative of vari- ous manufacturing concerns throughout the United States, with members of the two line city commercial organizations, it was decided that the Chamber of Commerce of Nogales will in- vite chief executives of all man. ufacturing concerns ,-especiall manufacturers of agricultural machinery-to join in the trade excursion of 1921. The wonder full agricultural possibilities of fered here inspired this action"
 Next Monday evening there will be 8 rousing, enthusiastic meeting of the Young Business Mems Association, and every member should make it his busi- ness to be present. At the close of business today. the Member ship Committee, of which Dr. M. MA. Wuerschmidt, vice president of the Association, is chairman. expects to have secured a mem- bership of 200, which includes many of Nogales' live young business men. The Association is working for a greater Noga- les. and during the year 1920 will accomplish much good for the Key City and Santa Cruz county.
 Hon. Ignacio Bonillas, of NogaleS, Sonora, who is Mex ico's representative at Washing ton, c. D., has turned his de- plomatic charge at the National Capitol over to Counselor Alfon- 20 Siller, and will immediately return to Mexico City to engage in his campaign for the presid- ency of Mexico. Mir. Bonillas made Nogales, Sonora, his home many years, and he and his estimable family have a wide circle of friends here and in Tucson. With two popular can didates-General Obregon and MT. Bonillas in the race for president of Mexico, Nogales has cause to feel some chesty. No better men live in Mexico. Either would make a great president.
 The establishment of a United States aviation field near Noga- les is now assured, according to Lieutenant Morris Berman at tached to the government air