The border vidette., 1921-03-19

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 store at Patagonia, was Noga
 les visitor yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde McPher
 son, from over in the San Rafael country, were in Nogales the fOrepart of the week, on a con
 bined business and pleasure visit.
 Mir. Phil Herold, of Herold & Tidwell, popular haberdashers, accompanied by Mrs. Herold after a pleasant visit in Bisbee with friends, returned home last Wednesday,.
 I Mr. F. F. Rodriguez, the successful Grand avenue hard ware dealer, has returned from a business visit down the West Coast of Mexico, as far a Culia can, Sinaloa.
 The rains throughout the state | this week are worth millions of dollars and stockmen and ranch CTS are happy. The rain last Thursday afternoon was the best of the season.
 W. Beckford Kibbey, from the great Alamo Rancho in Sonora, has. been business visitor in the city this week. Mir. Kibbey is a son in law of Captain l.. w. Mix, local capitalist.
 ~Mrs~Sharleau and her charm ing daughter, Miss Anita, are guests at The Bowman, from Tucson, where they own valu- able real estate. Mrs. Sharleau is pioneer citizen of Tucson.
 This week at The Nogales Theatre Billy West, the famous motion picture actor, has been the great attraction. Thursday night Billy made 9 big hit in his imitation of a Spanish fandango.
 Announcement is made of the wedding of Miss Dorothy John son, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. w. O. Johnson, to Lieuten ant McNary, U. s. A. The bride is pleasantly remembered in No gales.
 State Senator J. l.. Schleimer and State Representative Isaac P. Fraizer, have returned from the state capital, where they ably represented Santa Cruz county in the Fifth Legislature; Sen ator Schleimer says "never again"
 Last evening between thirty and forty Nogales people motor ed to Tucson to witness "The Salt of the Earth" played there for sweet charity's sake. Mir. J. A. Legarra, in charge of the local drive" sold thirty two tickets at $2.OO per. Good work.
 Early Wednesday morning Captain Alfredo Platt, of the Mexican army, committed suicide on the passenger train from Guaymas, by sending bullet through his brain. Deceased is a brother of Juan Platt, treasurer of the National railways of Mexico.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hunter, from Tucson, are visitors in the city. MT. Hunter, who is a pro- minent incorporation lawyer, has valuable mining property in the Ajo mining district. He is we'll and favorably known throughout southern Arizona and Sonora.
 Bird Yoas. from the Santa Rita mountains near Tubac, where he and his brother, John, own 8 fine stock ranch and big herd of cattle, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week. Bird re- ported the country out his way mighty dry"
 Messrs. Ed. Tufts and Harry Tufts, yesterday were guests at the Montezuma hotel, from New York and Tucson. The former is a pioneer mining man of Grip pie Creek, Colorado, and Ala. mos, Sonora. Harry Tufts is engaged in the automobile busi- ness in Tucson.
 Mir. William E. Bower, from his splendid farm situated near Camille, in the foot hills of the Huachuca mountains, was business visitor at the county seat last Wednesday. His son, a native of Santa Cruz county, is making good as a student of