The border vidette., 1921-01-01

son where he will spend New
 Years with friends.
 This week Miss Mary Duffy, one of the city's efficient school teachers, has been in Phoenix attending the teachers institute. She was accompanied by her friend, Miss Katherine Hamblin.
 The annual New Years ball given b. the Santa Cruz Club last night and early this morn iDg was Q most brilliant affair, | largely GDe 10 the uniting 1 efforts of Secre6 62ry c. c. Cos
 tel!o, II. l.. Sugg. and other active, enthusiast tic mem bers of t6at splendid social organization. Every body had a glorious time.
 Early last Tuesday morning William Corbin, colored, was l taken to the St. Joseph's Hos pita!, suffering from a gun shot wOurd in the right leg. Wm. dropped the pistol which was discharged sending 8 bullet into the calf of his leg, coming out just above the knee. Dr. H. w. Purdy, the attending physician, reports his patient doing nicely.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Mayhood and soa Jack, from Empalme, Sonora, were house guests at [ the pleasant hone of Mr and Mrs. Ben Ashby on Marsh Heights Christmas week. Mr. May has for many years been efficient chief clerk in the General Superintent of the s. P. de Nj. office at Empalme. He and family have host of friends in Nogales.
 Last Wednesday evening Miss Evangeline Hopper and Mir. John Hopper, of Tucson, were married here, the ceremony be ing performed by Judge J. N. Wilkey. After the ceremony the Tucson, accompanied by their friends Miss Mabel Fiske and James Wallace, who chaperoned them from the ancient and hon. orable pueblo.
 Next week Mr. Bracey Curtis, president Of The First National Bank, will go to sunny Califor- uia, for an extended visit with his sister, who resides at Los Angeles. Since returning from Mexico City with the Nogales excursionists, Mir. Curtis has been under the weather as re suit of a severe could contracted on the trip. A visiton the coast will no doubt benefit him greatly.
 Nogales lovers of the manly art of self defense are promised a great entertainment tonight at the Lyric Theatre, wben Lee Morrissey of Idaho and Al Mo Manus of Los Angeles battle ten rounds. Roth fighters are said to be in the pink of condition. Both feel confident of winning the decision. Secure your seat reservations at the Montezuma Hotel. Tikets. $2, $3 and $500.
 The Nogales Elks, God bless them, acted as Big Brother" to hundreds of Nogales poor on Christmas. The Bills distrib but ed more than thousand dollars worth of food, clothing, toys, etc., throughout Santa Cruz county, and were the meanssof making hundreds of old and young happy. The Best People on Earth never do things by halves; throughout the United States they distri buted charity with a lavish hand.
 American goods of every class may enter Mexico without pay. ment of dnty under new ex- port regulation issued by Pre- sident Alvaro Obregon Dec. 30. Advices to this effect were re- ceived by the customs house force in Nogales, Sonora. It was stated that the new ruling was due to a desire to encourage trade with Mexico and secure for Mexicans those products which they need most in the up building of the republic.
 Wednesday evening Justin and Willie" Leeker delightfully."- en- tered host of their young'I friends at the elegant home of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Sam Leeker on Marsh Heights. There was jazz music, dainty eats, de- licious punch, and, and every thipn TuSfin and 'Williao did