The border vidette., 1921-12-03
DECEMBER 8, 1921.
LOCAL NEWS.

II Supt. A. w. Jenkins, from the road camp near Patagonia, is a Nogales visitor today.
 Banning Vail, from the great Empire ranch near Elgin, is a guest at Hotel Evans.
 Isaac Hays, deputy U. S. col. lector of customs at Lochiel, was a visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week on official busi- ness.
 Prof. G. H.. Madden, principal of the NoRales public schools, attended the annual convention of state teachers in Phoenix last | week.
 Tonight at The Elks Club, the Nogales Bills will give a hard times" dance. Everybody cor dially invited. A grand time is assured.
 Miss Grunnell has assumed | charge of the Tumacacori school as teacher according to Mrs. Josephine Saxon, county super intendent of schools.
 J. J. Good we'll known local commission man, has re- turned from successful busi. ness trip to San Francisco. Jim. mic is a native son of NogaleS.
 MT. and Mrs. John Costello, from Patagonia. after a weeks visit at the county seat, have re. turned home. Recently-the Cos ! fol in nunHfn6 iy, estate.
 MT. Page, the Wilcox cattle buyer, is here interviewing local stockraisers. He is brother of Arthur Page, who recently pur- i chased a big bunch of cattle from local stockmen.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Roath, from their ranch near Elgin, have been sojourninR in NoRales this week several days. They own valuable residence property on Elm and Noon streets. --''-- Don't fail to attend the Bazaar to be given this afternoon in the Geo. B. Marsh building, under the auspices of the good ladies of the local Episcopal church. Excellent home cooking spe- cialty. Friends of I. J. Jones of Park CT Canyon, will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from a successful operation perform ed at St. Joseph's Hospital by Dr. V. A. Sneaker, and last Wednesday returned to his home. It is said that arrangements are being made to resume opera tion at the. mines owned by the Arizona European Mining Com pany, of which Don Manuel Escalada, is president. Jimmie Ritchi will be in charge of the work. While in Phoenix last week at tending the annual convention tof the Arizona Teachers Asso- citation, Mrs. Josephine Saxon, county school superintendent, enjoyed visit with MT. and Mrs. P. J. Munch, her daughter and son-in law.
 Beginning at o'clock tomor- row afternoon, Nogales Lodge B. P. O. E: 1897, will hold their annual memorial services at the Lyric Theatre. The public is cordially. invited to attend the beautiful and impressive ser vices of The Elks.
 The total value of imports at the port of Nogales, Arizona, during the month of November, was $93, ,748, and total value of exports. $575, ,551, according to the regular monthly report is- sued by Collector of Customs | Charles l.. Fowler.
 George w. P. Hunt, Arizona's ex-governor, and ex American Minister to Siam, is now on his way home via. the Holy Land. Judge Frank J. Duffy, this week received post card from Mr. 1 Hunt, mailed at Benares, Judea, stating that the writer would ar rive in dear old Arizona, early next April.
 The Seventh Anniversary and Industrial Edition of the No gales Daily Herald, issued last Wednesday,. November 3Otb, is the best ever, and much credit is due H. R. Sisk, owner and pub fisher, Craig Pottenger, editor, and every member of the Her