The border vidette., 1921-01-22

visitor at the county seat-last
 Tuesday, returning home, by
 motor in the evening. Clyde
 predicted rain in his section in the near future.
 Amos J. Yaeger. the Alamos
 mining man, arrived in the city
 the forepart of the week on his
 way to his home in Los Angeles, Recently at the mine, Mr. Yaeger sustained painful burns on the face as a result of an explosion of gasoline.
 Thursday Judge Charles Blen. man and Fritz F. Bernard, re- feree in bankruptcy, motored down from Tucson and spent the day here transacting legal business in Superior Court. 1 They returned home In the l evening. l. Mike Long, one of the best known of Santa Cruz county's prospectors and miners, was a l Nogsles visitor couple of days \ this week, from Patagonia, l which Mike never tires of boost. | ing as the coming mining district of the southwest.
 Mir. Tracey Bird, SOD of Col. onel and Mrs. Allen T. Bird, who is engaged in the business of raising cotton in the Salt River valley, near Tempe, has this week been visitor in No gales at the home of his parents on Crawford street.
 Messrs. Will H. and Owen Walker: who have purchased the Wylie Transfer business from Harry E. Chenoweth, have moved to No 22 ], Wylie Build ing. on Arroyo Boulevard. The business will be managed by Mir. Will Walker. personally. i.
 Fl. C.. Ramon of the North America Fruit Exchange, has gone to Harlingen, Texas, on business for his house. During his absence from the city, Mir. l.. D. Magruder, who recently arrived from New York City, will be in charge of the Echange.. This week MT. Rollo Ashby. popular teller in The First Ma tionaf Bank of Nogales, has. been enjoying an outing at Guaymas. Rollo's many friends are impatiently awaiting his return home with wonderful fish stories which they say they will believe. ?
 MT. IL. H. Watkins, of the Watkins. Overland Company, after having been laid up about three months as a result of in juries received in an automobile accident near Bisbee, is again able totbe about on -crutches, to the delight ' of his numerous friends and acquaintances.
 T. J. Wylie, one of the city fathers, is arranging to make a visit to his mining property located near Carbo, Sonora. He will be accompanied by a number of gentlemen who go to inspect the property with a view of purchasing same, provided the engineer makes favorable re- port.
 R. C.. Howell, manager of the Mexico Arizona Trading Com patty, returned the forepart of week from a business and pleas ure visit to Los Mochis, Sinaloa, being accompanied by lis niece. Miss Garnett Howell of Batan Rouge, Louisiana. who is visit ing her brother and family in this city.
 MT. Glenn R. Ross, manager of the Oasis, will shortly sever his connection with that paper and go to Kansas City, Mo, where he has accepted lucra tive position with one of the big dailies of that city. MT. Ross understands the newspaper game from A to z. We wish him good luck, always.
 Raymond Smith, who resided in Nogales before he went over seas with the American army, arrived in the city last Thursday from California, where he now makes his home. Recently Ray mond has been afflicted with severe attack of rheumatism. He is visiting his brother Will Smith and family.
 J: B. Bristol, efficient secre- tarv of tha NOpaIeS Chamber 0f