The border vidette., 1921-12-17

from Los Angeles, where he en
 joyed a short visit with his in
 teresting family.
 Frank Miller, the cement con tractor, is laying the side walh along the Captain l.. W. Miz property on the west side oi
 Nelson avenue, between Hotel
 Evans and The Brickwood.
 w. c. Fisher, representing the American Type Founders of Los Angeles, was visitor in No. gales the forepart of the week. For some time past MT. Fisher has been interested in the oil 1 business in Texas.
 Ramon Elias, one of the best known, most successful cattle. men in the southwest, formerly of Nogales, who now makes his headquarters in El Paso, is a business visitor in Nogales, where he has many friends.
 Thursday evening MT. and V. H. Doyle and family depart ed for Los Mochis, ,Sinaloa, Mex. where they will spend the re- mainder of the winter. MT. Doyle is connected with the United States Sugar Company.
 Captain and Mrs. J. J. Buck. | ley, the former Miss Helen Ma | loney of Ruby, have returned | from their honeymoon and will | take up their residence at Camp Stephen D. Little, where the | captain is stationed with the 18th Infantry.
 A. J. Panick is playing in hard luck. Thursday evening sneak thieves stole a suit case and travelling bag from his automo bile, while the car was standing in front of the Royal Cafe, where Mir. and Mrs. Panick were eat ing supper.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles Jones received a telegram from Benson last Monday announcing the glad news that he is the father of an eight pound baby girl. Mrs. Jones, who is visiting her par ents in Benson, and the baby, are doing nicely.
 Frank D. Wilkey,\ assistant cashier of The First National Bank of Nogales, who has just returned from an extended busi- ness trip to little old New York, reports having had a fine trip. His host of friends in NogaleS are sure glad he's back.
 Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank of Mo- gales, after a pleasant outing with friends in Sonora, returned home yesterday. being accom- panied by Amos J. Yaeger, who owns valuable agricultural land and mining property near Ala mos.
 Tom Gardner, successful mine owner, is a business visitor here from Patagonia, where he has resided many years with his family. Recently a new body of high grade ore was struck on one of the properties owned by Tom and his partners near Pata- gonia.
 J. W. Edwards, proprietor of the Pioneer Hardware House, established many years ago by Hon. Theo. Gebler, retired mer- chant of this city. has returned from Mazatlan, where he recent ly esta blished a branch store, which Jimmie says is doing a big business.
 MT. Fred. Hilliker, secretary of the Sonora Valley Land Con- pany, the main offices of which are in Los Angeles, has return ed from business visit on the coast, being accompanied by a party of land investors. They are now at the great Rancho near Noria. Sonora.
 State Treasurer R. R. Ear hart is here for a short visit with his family. He arrived last Thursday from the state capital. Everybody admits Raymond is making good as treasurer of the great state of Arizona. His host of friends would like to see him Secretary of State.
 E. A. Titcomb, of Roy & Tit comb, Inc, returned Monday from a successful trip down the West Coast of Mexico, where he had been on business for his big firm which for many years has
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