The border vidette., 1921-05-07

Call1Ornl6 WlCh roldCIVoS dnC 1 friends. The Berghoffs will
 occupy the former home of Dr.
 and Mrs. c. B Wiley, who have
 gone to Culiacan, Sinaloa, to
 reside.
 Mrs. Joe Polin has gone tc Mexico City to join her hus band who is acting as receiver Of big banking institution. The family of General Francisco Serrano
 accCm Qanied Mrs. Polin to the national capital. The charmin g wife Of the president of Mexico
 and Mrs. PoIin are sisters.
 Secretary J B. Bristol of the
 NoGales Chamber of Com merce,
 has completed the designs for a
 large road sign which will be
 placed at a point along the high
 way north of Tucson, in order that automobile tourists may be induced to pay Nogales a visit before proceeding on their way east.
 After a delightful visit in No gales with relatives and friends, Mrs. James D. Barry and little daughter Francis, returned to their Tucson home last Monday. Mrs. Barry's husband, promin- ent. successful Tucson attorney at law, is a brather of Hon. F. J. Barry Of the local law firm of Barry 6 Fitzpatrick.
 Dr. A. l.. Gustetter of this city who is president of the Arizona Medical Society, has been appointed by Governor Campbell as a member of an advisory committee whose func tion it will be to co operate in the contemplated state wide mental hygiene survey to be made some time next fall.
 Last Sunday on the Nogales, Sonora, and Nogales, Arizona diamonds, the Tucson White Sox defeated the Nogales Son nine; score ? to 1. The Nogales Ma tlonals won over the 25th Infan- try boys; score 7 to 1. The 25th vs. the Bisbee K. of O. game resulted in victory for the boys, score 15 to ?.
 T. 5. Irvine, prominent Phoe- nix business man, has returned from an extended business trip down the West Coast. He reports having had a very successful enjoyable visit in the wonderful south country, where he was every possible courtesy by our hospitable neighbors who make Americans feel at home.
 MT. Dave Loeb, proprietor of La Popular Store and president of the Nogales Chamber of Com merce, has returned from an business visit in the East, where he attended the meeting of the Cham Der of Commerce of the United States as delegate from the Nogales Chamber Of Commerce.
 MT. Benj. J.rJones, local man ager for A. Steinfeld & Go has gone down tue West Coast of Mexico on a com bined business and pleasure visit, expecting to be absent from Nogales several weeks. At Guaymas he will be B guest of his old friend, Mine Host Willoughby Of Hotel Albin, who is a prince of entertainers.
 Harry Connors, who recently resigned as local manager of the Telephone and Telegraph Com Dany, has purchased the tailor ing establishment on Grand ave 1ue, for long time successfully conducted by Mir. H. Davidson. Mr.Connors is live wire; he will give the business his personal l attention and is sure to succeed. l
 Francis R. Duffy, now employ ed in the engineering depart | nent of the State Highway spent last Sun day in Nogales with his par ents, Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy, from the road camp near Souoita, thIs county. Francis is a graduated of the University of Arizona. He saw honorable service overseas with Uncle Sans army.
 A grandstand on the High School grounds is now an as- sured fact. Yesterday the Mo- gales Baseball Association of which MT. J. A. Legarra, pro prietor Of The Famous, is pre-
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