The border vidette., 1921-08-06

| SlllO, mas returned rom LOS A n geles, where he accompanied his wife and little son last week. 1 Charles Dumazert, proprietor of La Vile de Paris, has return ed from a combined business and pleasure visit in California He will shortly go to New York to purchase goods for La Vile de Paris.
 Captain J. Campbell Besley. worlds war veteran and globe trotter. who for sometime past has been engaged in raising cot ton near Hermosillo, Sonora. is a visitor in the city from his | plantation
 The ball game tomorrow afternoon on the High School grounds, between Nogales and the 25th Infantry team, is going to be a "hum-dineer", says Manager Beam Porter will pitch for the local nine.
 John T. Brick wood, Jr. and wife, now make their home in Patagonia, near which place John and his people own valu- able mining property, formerly owned by his father, John T. Brick wood, now deceased.
 Mrs. O. F. Bleakley and son, sister and nephew of Colonel R. R. Richardson, of PatAgonia, have arrived from their home at Franklin Pa., for an extend ed visit in Santa Cruz county as guests of Colonel Richardson.
 Last Tuesday morning Mrs. Carmen Bejarano, aged about 43, died at her home on the No gales-Tucson road near the city, after short illness. The fun eral was held Tuesday afternoon from the Catholic church. inter ment being in the Nogales ceme tery.
 Don Antonio Gonzales, for merly of Nogales, now located at Mexico City, where he has a responsible position with the Obregon government, is here for a short visit. Upon his return to the Mexican national capital, he will be accompanied by his family.
 MT. Charles Ruppelius, fore man of Dick Brady's great ranch in Pima county. is here for a visit with his family who are sojourning in Nogales. Mrs. Ruppelius is g daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. w. Purdy of this city, where she has a host of friends.
 According to County Assessor Victor J. Wager, more than three~~thousand cattle died in Santa Cruz county as result of the drought, which, Let the Lord be thankit," is now ended. MoreD1 than four inches of rain fell in this vicinity during the month of July.
 The funeral of Henry William Williams, the three year. old son of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Williams, who was killed on Morley ave nue by an automobile last Fri day evening, was held Monday afternoon from the Catholic church, interment being in the Nogales cemetery.
 Ferd VanMourick, secretary of the Sonora News Company, is here from the coast where he and his interesting family now reside. Ferd is a guest of the Summer Widowers' Club of wbich Phil Herold, the haber- dasher, is president, and Dr. Merritt, secretary.
 James B. Finley, general superintendent for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with head quarters at Empalme, Sonora, Mexico, was a visitor in the city yesterday, being chaperoned around by Jack Small, assistant general superintendent, with | headquarters in NogaleS.
 Steve Merino, manager of the Broadway Store, has returned from a business visit in Sonora, as far south as Guaymas. Re | ports splendid rianS in the south ] country, and business conditions improving. Steve says the re- port that the Yaquis are on the 1 war path, is pure "Tommy rot. J
 Don c. Franklin has returned from a business visit in Phoenix, | of O ooonlo of days 6urin0 most