The border vidette., 1921-12-24

T dlS WEEK T ToO. dlouZuS1d
 has been in town serving as a trial juror in superior court.
 Fred's home is in Patagonia. Miss Helen Karns, daughter
 of MT. and Mrs. Harry J. Karns, Is home from the University of
 Arizona, to enjoy the Christmas holidays with her parents at their pleasant home on North Grand avenue.
 Next Monday will be observed as a general holiday, throughout the city, on account of Christ
 mas falling on Sunday. All stores in the city will have to close next Monday, according to Chief of Police Lowe,
 MT. Fl: H McCutchan, of Pa tagonia, accompanied by Mir. Harry Barnett and his charming daug hter, Miss Gertrude Bar nett, motored down to the coun- ty seat last Tuesday on a Christ mas shopping expedition.
 Last Sunday Kelly Henry, Bill Keyte and Joe Hunter, the Tue son incorporation lawyer, en joyed a duck hunt out Arivaca way. Besides a number of ducks, they bagged several jack snipe, the gamest little bird that flies.
 Attorney E. R. Purdum, and Professor Abernathy of the high school. have gone to San Diego to witness the football game Monday between the University of Arizona, and the Praying Colonels" of Centre College, Ky.
 This week Page,& Misenhime- of Wilcox, shipped trainlo of Santa Cruz county cattle f. % Calabasas, to Califorp1a. Now Harry Saxon, Joseph Wise, Joe DeeRan, and other local stock raisers, are wearing Christmas smiles: ~ E->
 Luis Brauer, manager of the Banco de Sonora. accompanied by his family arrived in the city the forepart of the week. from the south. The Brauers are guests. at the pleasant home of MT. and Mrs. Max Muller, in Nogales, Sonora. .-.. .-
 The long out murder trial of Placido Silvas, accused of being one of the murderers of Postmaster and Mrs. J. Frank Pearson at Ruby, August 26th, is expected to come to close today in Superior Court, where the case has held the boards since Decem Der 18th: &
 At the annual meeting of No gales Masons, held last Monday night, the following :. officers. for, the ensuing year were elected: : o. E. Wheeler, worshipfu1 mas ter;e w .sF.- Folly, senior warden; w.. l.. Hunter, junior warden; Dr.. All Noon, treasurer, and l. Burgoon, secretary.
 The Christmas tree festivals, last night at the Methodist and Baptist churches. were enjoyed by the children, all Of whom were remem bered by dear old Santa Claus, who also appeared at the St Andrews Episcopal church, where he distributed presents to the children.
 Chief of Police Lowe has in his possession a valuable open face Waltham watch with the initials T. $. M. engraved on the back. The time piece was taken from a young Mexican arrested recently by the police as sus picious character. The police believe the watch was stolen.
 Charles Northcraft, manager of the great Sonoita Land Grant. and E., B. Bethell, manager of the Washington Trading Com pany. were county seat visitors last Tuesday, from Patagonia. where they reside. Recently Mir. Northcraft has been busy sowing eats on his splendid farm near Patagonia.
 The Cosmopolitan Dance Gar den, on the. second floor of the Cafe, just across the line, will be open this after noon at 5:3O. The new garden is one of the most attractive of it's kind on the Mexican border. Manager Cris Kerson invites you to come and hear some real jazz this evening.
 The musical given last We'd ounnino at tho T,urio