The border vidette., 1920-09-18

u0SS DdH ITOm Odn AdVloF, OO- nora, is visitor in the city from ahe south country.
 Wednesday evening, Septem- Der p, at the Lyric Theatre, Governor Thomas E. Campbell, Republican candidate for re- election, will open his formal campaign.
 Owing to the fact that neces. sary repairs have not been com pleted on the Elm street school building, classes will not be opened for pupils in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades until next Mon day, Sept. 20.
 Last Tuesday at the base hos pital in this city, Lieutenant O'Daniel, U. s. A., underwent successful operation for appen- dicitis. The operation was per formed by Major O'Donnel, of the medical corps.
 Chas. and Al. Chapman, we'll known stockraisers from the Santa Rita mountain country, were business visitors at the county seat last Tuesday. Re- ported their section of the county looking good, there being lots of feed and water.
 William Colburn, formerly of Nogales, now engaged in busi. ness in Tucson, has been here several days visiting old friends. Recently group of mining claims in the Patagonia noun tains owned by Colburn and his partners was sold and soon they will all be on Easy Street.
 The celebration of the Mexi- can Independence Day in Mo- gales was a joyous affairs, hun dreds of Americans assisting in making it a big success in every way. The 18th of Septemb Der, 1920, will long be pleasantly re- membered by many Americans who were royalty entertained in Nogales, Sonora, Wednesday and Thursday.
 Next week Judge Frank J. Duffy and other prominent local Democrats who are loyal sup porters of Governor Cox and everything Democratic, will mo- tor to Phoenix, where on We'd nesday afternoon, at the State Fair grounds, Governor Cox, next Democratic president of the United States. will address the citizens of Arizona.
 It is now Presidente Alejandro Villasenor of Nogales, Sonora. office on the 18th of September, is held in high esteem on the American side of the line the same as he is in his own country. We join his numerous American friends in wishing him good luck. We believe he'll make a first class presidente.
 M1e and Mrs. H. Gordon Glore have returned from their honey moon trip of several thousand miles by automobile. They wis ited the Grand Canyon, Roose- welt Dam, Terrified Forest, and other wonderful places of inter est in Arizona. Now they say: 'See Arizona first" The long trip was made in MT. Glore's speedster, without mishap.
 Sunday night MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Schleimer returned from a combined business and pleasure visit to Bisbee and Douglas via. Ramsey Canyon. Jack, who is the Democrat candidate for state senator from Santa Cruz county, says he and Mrs. Schleimer had a very strenuous, exciting ex- perience when their big auto got caught in a flood over in Cochise county.
 The many friends of Mrs. B. c. Nevius, efficient accommodate ing bookkeeper in the city water department, will be pleased to learn that sine is improving after an operation made necessary by a fall sustained in the city hall some time ago. Mrs. Nevius is still at St. Joseph's hospital but she will soon, it is hoped. again be at her desk in the water de partment.
 Ed. Bohlinger the we'll known Patagonia mining engineer, and prominent Democrat, was in the city, having motored down to join The Elks. This morning Ed. was able to get around after