The border vidette., 1921-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.
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| On Wednesday night the local Knights of PythianS initiated 8 class at their castle on Arroyo Boulevard.
 MT. Alfred Wolff,- Los Ange- les theatrical man, is visiting in the city. guest of his sister-in law, Mrs. Tessie Wood.
 Governor Thomas E. Campbell has issured a proclamation de- signating next Monday, Sep tember 9th, as Labor Day.
 This week Mrs. Finke, who is visiting in Nogales, a guest of her niece, Mrs. Sam Leeker, has been visiting friends in Tucson. MT. Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank. of Nogales, after an extended visit in California, returned home yesterday.
 Mir. Dave Loeb. president of l the Nogales Chamber of Com | merce, who has been in the east buying goods for his big haber- dashry, has returned home. Miss Marie Taylor, one of our local school teachers, has return ed from the Flagstaff, where she attended the summer session of the Northern Arizona Normal School.
 Dining car service on Southern Pacific de Mexico trains for the first time in history between Nogales, Hermosillo and Maza- tlan is to be inaugurated next Tuesday September 6.
 Miss Ruth Hopkins, popular teacher of domestic science in the Nogales schools, has return ed from her summer vacation, and is being welcomed home by her numerous friends.
 State Senator and Mir. J. L.. Schleimer, accompanied by the baby, arrived home last evening, after an extended business and pleasure visit to Mexico City and points in the East.
 O. B. Ruggles, connected with the State Highway Departments, is business visitor in the city from Phoenix, where he makes his headquarters. He is guest at the Montezuma hotel.
 Miss Bessie Broad, efficient, accommodating Stenographer in the American Consulate in Mo- gales, Sonora, has returned from her annual vacation, ,and is again at her desk in Consul F. J. Dyer's office. .-.
 Miss Margaret Wilkin, teacher in the public school accompa nied by her sister, Miss Kathryn who will also teach in the local school, has returned from Okla. homa, where she spent her sum- mer vacation. Mrs. George Januel and the children are enjoying an outing at their ranch in the Huachuca mountain foothills, near Camille, this county. George has become an active member ot the Summer Widowers' Club.
 George A. Lonsberry, former. ly of this city, who now makes his home in Los Angeles, has been down in Sonora, looking after his mining interests. He was accompanied by MT. w. D. Oatman, of Los Angeles.
 The appearance of The First National Bank of Nogales has been greatly improved by the laying of handsome linoleum un- der the personal supervision of Chas. Kisselbach of the Nogales Hardware & Furniture Go. Friends of Mrs. B. L.. Chalfant of the Western Union Telegraph Company's local office, will be pleased to learn that she has recovered from her recent illness in Los Angeles, where she is spending the heated season.
 Mrs. Ed. Rose, Mrs. J. E. Ardrey, and other Nogales ladies who are enthusiastic baseball fans, are busy selling tickets for the Bearcat social dance next Monday night. at the American Social Club in Nogales, Sonora.
 J. B. Bristol, secretary of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce, who is assistant scout master of the Nogales Boy Scouts, accom- | Danied bV number of Boy