The border vidette., 1921-09-17
SEPTEMBER 17, 1921.
LOCAL NEWS.

MOnOay the ScnoOl at haTSnaW opened with Mrs. Jane McFarlan as teacher.
 MT. and Mrs. B. L.. Mix this week moved into their handsome new bungalow on Paiarito street.
 This week Mrs. B. J. Russell has been Tucson visitor a guest of MT. and Mrs. Kearney Benjamin.
 Jose (Pepe) Calderon, who for some time past has been sta tion ed at Guaymas, has gone to Mexico City on business for the | Obregon government.
 The centennial of Mexico, was cele brated in grand style yes terday in Nogales, all banks and business houses in the city being closed in honor of the occasion.
 Jimmie Lawton, expert book l eeper and accountant of Tucson, who has been in Magdalena, | Sonora, Mexico, on official busi- ness, has returned to the States.
 Rollo Ashby, of The First | National Bank of Nogales, has returned from his summer vaca tion in the east with relatives. Rollo reports having had fine trip,
 State Auditor R. R. Earhart, | whose home is in this county a few miles north of Nogales, is here on combined business and pleasure visit, from the state capital.
 Mrs. Louis Loose, wife of the president of the Nogales Hard ware and Furniture Company, has returned from a visit on the coast, being accompanied by the children.
 Superior Judge w. A. O'Con- nor has named County Attorney A. H. DeRiemer administrator of the estate of the late Frank J. Pearson, murdered postmaster at Ruby.
 Frank Miller, the artistic cem- ent artist, is making a fine job of laying the sidewalk on the west side of Nelson avenue. He expects to complete the work some time next week.
 Miss Aileen Maloney, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Maloney of Ruby, this county, has enter ed the St. Mary's hospital at Tucson, where she will take nurses training course.
 
 Thursday afternoon, in the Superior Court, the will of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald, was probated. Messrs. Fred. Hannah and E. K. Cumming were named as executors.
 After enjoying the summer in sunny California Mrs. J: B. Bristol and the children have returned home. They report having had delightful visit on the coast with relatives and friends.
 Attorney A. A. Trippel, ac- companied by his wife and the baby, returned the forepart week from Los Angeles, where MT. and Mrs. Trippel were datained for some time on account of the illness of their baby.
 American Consul B. F. Yost at Guaymas, Sonora, was a stop over visitor in the city the fore part of the week on his way to his former home in Kansas City, where be will spend his vacation with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. James Rlevins, owner of the Costa Rica Rancho, situated about forty miles from Hermo- sillo, Sonora, Mexico, enjoyed the Sixteenth of September cele- | bration in Nogales, where he has many friends and acquaint- ances.
 Miss Gladys Glissan, accom- plished daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Glissau, who some time ago departed for Honolula, where she will teach school. has written to her parents that she arrived safe and has assumed her new duties.
 Scoutmaster George Freeman has returned from El Paso, and announses that important busi- ness will come before the meet ing of Scouts tonight at the | Chamber of Commerce rooms on Grand avenuP The ScOutmaSt-