The border vidette., 1920-11-20
NOVEMBER 20, 1920.
LOCAL NEWS.

udS T0Guru0O lIOn Gu0 mluSS Ill the Altar.
 Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Smalley, of Tucson, registered at The Roman.
 Bub Moore, from the Mazda lena mining district, is visitor in the city, on private business. Henry Ismond and wife, from Sonoita, have been visitors here this week. They will return home today.
 Attorney Malcom Little of Los Angeles, who has been a visitor in Sonora on legal business, has returned to the States.
 Bracey Curtis. president of the First National Bank of Nogales, las returned from an extended business visit in California.
 Last Sunday Judge and Mrs. Charles Blen man of Tucson spent the day in Nogales, being ac. companied by their two boys Mir. McMakin and Mrs. McSweeney.
 B. A. Doran, representing the Blake, Mohitt & Towne paper house, was a visitor in Nogales yesterday from Phoenix. where he is in charge of his company's s branch offices.
 W. Fl. Smith has returned home from a business visit in Tucson. Friends of MT. Smith will be pleased to learn that he is getting his financial affairs fixed up in fine shape.
 c. l.. Northcraft, from Pata- gonia, was a visitor at the coun- ty seat last Monday. Mir. North craft is manager of the Sonoita Land Grant, near Patagonia, where he and his estimable wife make their home.
 c. B. Wilson, Patagonia cap italist, was business visitor at the county a couple of days this week. MT. Wilson is one of the directors of the First State Bank of Patagonia. He also owns valuable mining property situ- ated near Patagonia.
 Wirt G. Bowman has returned home from a business visit out in the Altar district. The long journey was made by automobile through one of the most inter esting regions of the State of Sonora. A party of eastern capitalists accompanied MT. Bow man.
 Harry E. Grace, commission man and broker, after an ex- tended absence, has returned to NogaIes and will again make this city his headquarters. Har- ry has some wonderful proposi- tions in Mexico on the tapis. Hope he'll make good, then some.
 O. K. Franklin is in from the Altar district, where he is erect ing a shelter on valuable min- ing property owned by himself and eastern associates. The work is being done under the personal supervision of Ernest Harmon and MT. Everett of Washington Camp.
 MT. Clay Larimore, brother of J. w. Larimore, city and county engineer, is expected here this week from Larimore, North Da- kota, the former home of the Larimore family. During his stay iu Nogales, the gentleman will be guest of MT. and Mrs. J. w. LarimOre.
 Last Saturday MT. A. A. Ly- sight. auditor for the Southern Pacific Company, at Tucson, visited Nogales, being accom- panied by one of his charming daughters, who came to enjoy a visit with several of her girl friends, former school mates at the University of Arizona.
 MT. Wade w. Barbee, who re gently accompanied a shipment of beef cattle to Los Angeles, returned hone the forepart of the week. He will shortly go down to the ranch in Sonora, | being accompanied by his part ner, Mir. John Cameron, the we'll known experienced coWman. s. R. Mitchell, better known as "Mitch," has accepted the position of manager of the So, nora Restaurant, in Nogales, Sonora, where he will now be found giving the glad hand to patrons of that popular restaur-