The border vidette., 1921-08-13
LOCAL NEWS.

| MT. E. T1tcOmb, head of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, has returned from business visit to the state capital.
 Mrs. Harry K. Chenoweth has gone to Mexico City to join Mr. Chenoweth, who now resides at | the Mexican national capital. Mrs. Emery l.. Chalfant, of the local Western Union tele graph office, has gone to the coast for we'll earned vacation.
 L. D. Sugg,o Roy & Titcomb, Inc., who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis, at St. Joseph's hospital. is able to be about.
 Tom Farrell, son of Hon. and Mrs. Richard Farrell, pioneer citizens of Harshaw, this county, has been here this week on private business.
 Wednesday a baby girl arrived at the home of Captain and Mrs. Lowell Rocks of Camp Stephen D. Little. Mother and little one are doing nicely.
 Jack O'Keefe has returned from a short visit at Tucson, where he and his brother Char Hey attended the University of Arizona, several years.
 Lieutenant Colonel Edward B. Mitchell, 18th Infantry, attach ed for duty to the 25th Infantry, has arrived here to assume com mand of the 25th Infantry.
 J. Fred. Ryan, popular hard ware salesman, from El PaSo, has this week been Nogales visitor, interviewing F. F. Ro- driguez and other local hard ware dealers.
 MT. H. Davisop, the merchant tailor, has returned from an ex- tended business and pleasure trip in the East. Says Nogales is the best town in the country. He's glad to be back. The Misses Blanche and Bea- trice Rogers, who for the past two years have been attending school in the East. returned home yesterday. They are daughter of Mrs. M. l.. Rogers.
 The second dance given last Thursday night by the Knights of Pythias at the Army and Navy Union Hall in Grand ave- nue, was greatly enjoyed by a large number of Knights and their friends
 Sheriff George White return ed Thursday from the state pen itentiary at Florence. where he safely landed Thad Mitchell, sentenced to serve forty five years for attempting to kill a woman with an ax.
 The winning of the ball game last Sunday from the 25th Infan- try all stars. by the Nogales team, sure made local fans hap py. Just the same, Uncle Sam's boys insist Manager Beams boys can't do it again. The score last Sunday was 8 to 2.
 The Nogales Oil and Gas Go. with the following directors, has been organized for the purpose of developing the Santa Cruz county oil fields: J. B. Barry, O. B. Glover, B. w. O'Donnell, H. w. Hamblin, l.. w. Klene, c. L.. Northcraft and R. l.. O'Neil.
 Yesterday Wade B. Curry of Marsland, Nebraska. who came here recently for the benefit of his health, passed away at St. Joseph's hospital, and this after noon the body will be shipped east for burial. Deceased was a member of the Elks lodge of Marsland.
 Last Wednesday MT. R. l.. O'Neill of this city. father of Ralph O'Neill, the famous Amer. ican aviator, now connected with | the Mexican aviation department, who last week was reported ser iously injured in fall at Puebla, Mexico, received telegram from Ralph, stating that he was "unhurt and in good health"
 Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside, for merly of Santa Cruz county. where he is pleasantly remem- bered as "The Gentleman from Santa Cruz" is now located at Superior, Arizona, where he is in the employ of the State High way Department. Senator" Il .