The border vidette., 1921-09-10

Last Thursday at noon, the Nogales Kiwanis Club held it's regular weekly luncheon at the American Social Club in Noga. les, Sonora. President J. A. Legarra presided.
 The reception and dance given last Thursday night at the Santa l Cruz club, ia honor of the teach 1 CTS of the Nogales schools, and Colonels Wascott and Mitchell of Camp Stephen D. Little, was a very enjoyable affair.
 MT. Max Muller, genial and accommodating vice president of the Sonora Bank & Trust Com pany, and his estimable wife, have moved to Nogales, Sonora, where they now occupy the | beautiful residence in The Colo mia built by ex Presidente Car denas. The Max Muller home is one of the most attractive in the city, and the latchString is all ways out to their many friends. Announcement has been made of the transfer of Vice Consul Charles w. Doherty of the Amer ican consulate in NogaleS, So- nora, to Calexico, where he will hold a similar position to that which he occupied in Consul Dyer's office. In taking their departure from Nogales, Mr.. Doherty and family carry with them the best wishes of wide circle of friends and acquaint, anceS.
 Phil Munch, son of MT. and Mrs. P. J. Munch formerly of NoRales, now residents of Phoe nix, after enjoying a months visit with his grandmother, Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, in this city, and at the ranch of his uncle, Mir. Harry J. Saxon, west of the city a few miles, has returned to the state capital where he will resume his studies. Phil says he had the time of his life while visiting in Santa Cruz county.
 Last Sunday at Lordsburg, New Mexico, Mrs. Anna Hally, efficient, accommodating clerk at the Western Union telegraph office in this city, and MT. A. E. Saxon, we'll known automobile salesman, were united in mar riage, the wedding ceremony being performed in the presence of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Lacks of Nogales. who motored to Lords burg with MT. and Mrs. Saxon, who will make their home in this city.
 Don Manuel Vargas, formerly manager of General Obregon's financial interests in Sonora, and private secretary to the distin- guished- Mexican, who now oc-- with the Mexican government. is here from New York City, where he makes his headquart- CTS. MT. Vargas is every inch a gentleman. He has a host of friends and acquaintances here and throughout Sonora, who will be pleased to see him.
 Bird Yoas, the we'll known, successful stockraiser, whose Spl0QUlQ COW raQCa IS lOCdG6O OQ the west side of the Santa Rita mountains, near Amado, this county, was business visitor at the county seat this week a couple of days. Bird says he never saw the country looking finer and cattle are picking up in great shape. Recently Bird and his brother, John, sold a bunch of steers, which were shipped from Amado.
 Last week recount of the election returns in Nogales, Sonora. was made by Presidente A. c. Villasenor, who on Sep tember 18th, will retire from office. The official count show ed the ticket headed by Fran cisco V. Ramos. for Presidente, elected by a safe majority over Guillermo Macalpin and Gull lermo Barnett, leaders of the two opposing tickets. Presidente Ramos will be indicted into office on the 18th of September.
 Next Monday Mrs. J. A. Small and daughter will return from Los Angeles, where they have been spending the summer months. Miss Small, who is the youngest daugter of Mir. J. A.