The border vidette., 1921-01-01

| Dr. John Magruder, wbo en-
 joyed Christmas week in No gales with old friends, has re- turned to his mines in Sonora.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Matthews, formerly of this city, now resi- dents of Empalme, Sonora, are guests at Hotel Evans. Mir. Matthews is assistant superin. tendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico
 Harry Narcotic, assistant man. ager of The Bowman Hotel, has gone to San Francisco, where he was called by the death Of bis father. Ia his great loss, Harry has the sympathy of his numerous friends. Robbie Gustetter, brigh5 son of pr. and Mrs. A. L. Gustetter, who is attending college in Los | Angeles. spent Christmas at the Ie elegant Gustetter home On Craw- ford street. Bobbie has a host of friends in Nogales.
 MT. Tracey Bird, son of Col. Allen T. Bird, editor of the Oasis, was 8 business visitor in Nogales the forepart Of the week from the Salt River valley, where he is successfully engaged in the business of growing cotton.
 A carload of colored cotton pickers from Casa Graude, went to Hermosilio the forepart of hn l. ed on the Besley Burton cotton plan tation, situated a short dis tance from the state capital.
 Mir. R. L.. O'Neill, after sue cessful business trip in Sonora, has returned home. Reports conditions in the south country greatly improved and says that country has wonderful future. He visited Hermosillo and Guay- mas.
 The New Years eve dance of Ell Club Recreative de Nogales. was big success in every way. The members proved themselves princes of entertainers. Every. body. had a. fine time, dancing the old year out and the new year in.
 MT. Jose Mazon, president of the Hefmosillo Chamber of Com merce. was a Nogales visitor, the forepart. of the week on his way to the Sonora capital, from Mex ico City, where he had been in attendance at the inauguration of President ObreQon.
 Work has been resumed at the mines of the Arizona European MiningiCompany's properties ad- joTnihg the Three R mines in the Patagonia mountains, under the personal supervision of Jimmie Ritchie: This will be good news to stockholders of the company.
 Fred. Williams, the San Xa vier, Sonora mining man, who has been here the past ten days, will return south next week, ac- companied by number of his business associates who go to inspect their property. which ac- cording to Mir. Williams, is very valuabl ....-
 Bird Yoas, from the Yoas stock ranch near Amadoville, was business visitor in Noga les last Thursday. Bird and his brother John, own big bunch of white face cattle. They also raise fine bred horses, know all along the border for speed and endurance. a
 MT. s. R. Maddox, chief clerk of the Imperial Mines office at Silverbell, Arizona, spent Christ mas in Nogales as guest of his friend, MT. Alberto Mascarenas, recently appointed by President Obregon to the important post of Consul General of Mexico at San Francisco.
 w. NJ. Hunter, land man from Sacramento, who had been down in the state of Sinaloa inspect ing agricultural land, returned to the States the forepart of the week greatly pleased with his visit and the fine treatment re ceived from all classes of people in the south country.
 George Cheesman, represent ing a big oil company in Mexico, for which Holler & Levin, the pioneer custom house brokers,