The border vidette., 1920-08-14

| Mrs. Henry Levin and daught CTS are arranging to go to San Francisco, where they will enjoy a months visit with relatives and friends.
 P. J. McCarty was a business visitor sat the county seat last l Tuesday, from his farm near Camille, this county. Splendid rains have visited Pats section and everybody is happy.
 Wednesday Mir. Isaac P. Frai- ger, division state highway en- ! gineer, accompanied by MT. Hol- comb of the state highway main. tenance department, visited 1 Tom bstone on official business. Attorney Duane Bird and Cap tain Jack Noonan, delegates from the local American Legion, have returned from Globe, where they attended the annual con vention of the American Legion.
 The Nogales public is cordial. ly invited to attend big dance at Camille, tonight. Jazz music will be furnished by the Fort Huachuca orchestra, and a good | time is assured ali who attend. Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Gordon, of the First Baptist church of Nogales, are enjoying an outing at Monkey Springs, the beautiful country home of Supervisor and Mrs. O. F. Ashburn, neat Pata- gonia.
 John Jund has sold his home on Potrero avenue to Mir. Rafael G. Ibarra, of Culiacan, Sinaloa, and Mir. and Mrs. Jund have moved into their new residence on the Patagonia road, just con- pleted.
 John Hoy, the veteran mine manager, was a business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week, from the Har- charge of Senator Clarke's min ing interests.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Leeker and two sons, of this city, are so- journing at the Hot Springs, San Luis Obispo, California, where Mir. and Mrs. Ferd Van Mourick, also of Nogales, are enjoying the heated season.
 Tom Gardner, Patagonia min | ing man, was Nogales visitor couple of days this week. Tom is one of the lucky owners of one of the best paying mines in Santa Cruz county. It paved from the grass roots.
 "Tex" Wallace, tie contractor for the Southern Pacific of Mex | ico, is a visitor in the city from | Maza tan, S1naloa, where he makes his headquarters. Tex reports business In the south country greatly improved. This week MT. Theron Rich ardson and MT. Chas. B. Wheeler, cashier and assistant cashier re spectively of The First National Bank of NogaleS, visited Ell PasO, Texas, on business for their mammoth financial institution.
 City Alderman T. J. Wylie re | uSQ UhS 1OI U OI VllO WOOn from his mines in Sonora. He reports exploration and devel opment work progressing in 8 very satisfactory manner. Hope Tom'll make a million, ther some.
 Marshall Walker, the success full Texas oil man. after weeks visit in the city on private busi ness, has returned to the Texas oil fields, where he is interested in number of producing oi wells. Marshall is on Easy St. financially.
 John Higginbotham, Laird O. Carbo, is a guest at the Monte zuma hotel. The laird's host O. friends in Nogales are alway: pleased to see him. He came tt the border to meet Mrs. Higgin botham, who has been sojourn ing on the coast.
 Collector of Customs Chas. B Hardy has sold his residence ol Terrace avenue to B. J. Holden the Nogales Shoe Doctor. Tn, deal for this elegant home. wa made through J. l.. Schleimer of the Border Investment ( Realty Company.
 Next week Hon. Harry J Karns, senior member of Karu Bros, Inc, will go to Californi for 8 we'll earned vacation. HI
 will be accOmpanied his famiI'