The border vidette., 1921-11-19
NOVEMBER 19. 1921.
LOCAL NEW s.

l uSSOD, 1S SuCSo GU A1O.Oi l Evans.
 Drs. Sneaker and Wallace have moved their offices to the St. Joseph's hos pital, temporarily.
 This week MT. and Mrs. w.. H. Howard registered at the | Montezuma Hotel from Oakland. Indiana.
 Mrs. Theron Richardson's s many friends will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from her recent illness.
 A. W. Gale and Mir. Vickroy, his son in law, en route to Noria. Sonora, where they own land, are guests at Hotel Evans.
 Spiro Proto, president of the Arizona Gas &. Electric Com; pany, has gone to Hermosillo on business for his big company.
 Every body in Nogales will be pleased to learn that Mrs. A. M. Gillespie is recovering very successful operation for appen- dicitis.
 Dr. E. U. Scharff of Memphis, Tenn. after pleasant visit here with his brother, Al Scharff, has returned to his home via. Cali fornia.
 Luis Brauer, manager of the Banco de Sonora in Hermosillo, has been a business visitor in Nogales this week a couple of days, from the Sonora state capital.
 Herbert Wood, who came up from Empalme to testify in the Smith embezzlement case, has returned to his post with the Southern Pacific of Mexico Rail. way company. ~.o
 Senator Harry J. Karns, Frank Lown, Vic Wager, c. V. Fowler, Bob Karns, R. L. O'Neill, have returned home from Port Lib ertad where they had a fine time hunting and fishing. ...- e,
 Wednesday Henry Levin, man ager Of the International Casino in .Nogales Sonora, accompanied by a number of friends motored to Tucson, returning home Thursday forenoon.
 Today Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, superintendent of the Santa Cruz county schools, will depart for Phoenix where she will attend a meeting of the State Teachers Association.
 State Treasurer R. R. Ear hart. whose country home is near Nogales, arrived from Phoenix last Wednesday for the purpose of testifying in the Smith em bezzlement case, for the State.
 In the window of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce are a number of splendid views of the Armistice Day parade 1n Noga les. Secretary Bert Bristol in vites you to drop around and see them.
 Insurance Adjuster Peckham, from Los Angeles, is here for the purpose of adjusting the insurance carried on the property destroyed by fire in the Broad way Store and Trust building last week.
 William F. Haynes, the local contractor and builder, has been awarded the contract for repair ing the damage done by fire in the Trust Building last week, when the Broadway Store was destroyed.
 Clyde McPherson, one of Santa Cruz county's best known, successful stockraisers, was business visitor at the county seat last Wednesday. Clyde has a bunch of white face steers for sale. They are in fine condition.
 Accompanied by Vice Presi- dent Long of the Souther Pacific of Mexico. James B. Fin, ley, general superintendent of the company, arrived in city yesterday from the south coun- try, in the private car Sonora. :"
 There will be a special meet ing of the Junior Missionary So- ciety today at 3 D. m., at the residence of Monte Ferriss on Terrace avenue for the purpose of making arrangements for a shower to the Needy on Thanks giving Day.
 A. B. Davis, owner of the Tombstone Water System, ac companied by bis wife and MT. and Mrs Holm IT Davis and