The border vidette., 1921-06-11

Finley of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, was Nogales visitor yesterday en route to Tucson from Empalme.
 Jose M. Soto, Sr., who was struck on the head and badly hurt last Thurday morning, when eleven prisoners escaped from the county jail, is getting along nicely at St. Joseph's hospital.
 Miss Maria Curley, niece of Attorney A. A. Trippell, is visit ing in the city from Tucson, 1 being guest at the pleasant home of her uncle on Crawford street. Miss Curley is daughter of Attorney Frank Curley, of Tucson.
 The social dance given last Wednesday night by the Noga les Knights of Pythias, at the Castle Hall, was joyous affair. The attendance was large and the first dance given by the Knights will long be pleasantly remembered.
 Judge Samuel Pattee, from Pima county, has been presiding in Superior Court this week, | bearing cases in which Judge O'Connor was disqualified. Judge Pattee is a high-class gentleman who is greatly esteemed by all who know him.
 Tomorrow afternoon, on the High School grounds, the Tue son Cubs will play the Nogales Greys. Manager Beam of the Nogales Baseball Association, says ball fans will tomorrow witness a fine exhibition of the American national sport.
 After three weeks spent at his company's farm near Noria, So nora, Fred H. Hilliker, secretary of the Sonora Valley Land Con- pany, returned to the states last Monday. His company's offices are in Los Angeles. Reported the south country very dry.
 Jefferson Davis Roundtree, the we'll known San Rafael valley we'll driller, was Nogales busi ness visitor this week couple days. If you want some one to get you a we'll, Jeff Roundtree's your man. He has a wonderful nose for water and can tell you just where to drill for Adams ale.
 Need of goods at The Famous Legarra to change the date of his departure for New York and other eastern markets, and next Monday he will leave for the East, expecting to gone month. During Mir. Legarra's absence, Pete Embrick will be in charge of The Famous.
 Tomorrow at the Congrega- tional church in this city the local lodge of Knights of Pythias will hold memorial services. The address will be delivered by Rev. O. A. Smith. Members of the lodge are requested to meet at their hall at 1 80 p. m., and go in body the church. The public is cordially invited.
 General P. Elias Gales, Mex ico's Secretary of the Interior, who has been visiting his home in Sonora, has returned to the City of Mexico. Accompanied by a number of Mexican officials, General Gales passed through Nogales last Saturday in his private car, which was attached to the north bound train.
 Tom Bentley, one of the old time American mining men who for many years worked at Minas Prietas, the great gold camp in Sonora, is business visitor in the city, from mines he is now operating in the Altar district, south of the international line. Toms many friends join in wish ing him good luck. He deserves success.
 Frank D. Wilkey, assistant cashier of The First National Bank of Nogales, was a pas senger on Mondays north bound train en route to New York City on business for his mammoth financial institution, with which he has been connected number of years. This is Franks sec ond trip east during the past two months.
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