The border vidette., 1921-02-12

George Avery, Alamos mining
 man, who for the past two weeks
 has been a NogaIes visitor, is arranging to go East on import
 ant mining business. He will be gone month or six weeks.
 Last Saturday Mrs. Sam | Mansfield and Mrs. Minnie Jaeger, of Tucson, returned from theIr outing at the Giroux Ranch in Sonora, where they
 were guests of MT. and Mrs. Louis Giroux. The ladies report having had fine time shooting, deer, wild hogs, quail, doves and every thing.
 Last Saturday evening, in the 1 presence of few intimate friends, MT. Adolphus w. Noon of this city and Miss Dorothy Lundin of Los Angeles, were married at the Episcopal church in Tucson. The bride who is daughter of MT. and Mrs. Perry Lundin of Los Angeles, has been visiting in NoRales for some time past, as a guest of her |. h for Roy & Titcomb, Inc, and the groom is son of MT. and Mrs. A. S. Noon, we'll known, highly respected pioneer citizens of Nogales, where the newly weds will make their home.
 J. J. Mcbride, Director of the Department of Military Relief, Pacific Division headquarters of the American Red Cross was in Nogales Thursday and Friday. He left San Francisco last Sun day on a two weeks official in spection trip to army and navy posts and camps in southern California and Arizona. He was here to confer with the Red Cross man in Camp Stephen D. Little, whose duty it is to act as the connecting link between the men in service and their fami lies. Thirty thousand soldiers and sailors in camps and stations in the Pacific Division have this Red Cross service at their dis posal.
 At the repular monthly meet,
 
 held last Monday night. the City Bonds were sold to The First National Bank of Nogales and the Nogales National Bank. The sale of the bonds to our local banks will immediately release a large sum of money which is at the present time tied up in un- paid warrants which the banks now hold against the city and which cannot be used as collat eral Messrs. Richardson and Whitfield appeared for The First National Bank, and Mir. A. M. Gillespie for the NoRales National Bank. The sale of the bonds to local financial institu- tions meets the hearty approval of Nogales taxpayers.
 The reception and smoker last Wednesday evening", given in Hidalgo Theatre, Nogales, So nora, under the auspices of the Nogales, Sonora, and Nogales, Arizona chamber of commerce in honor of the Los Angeles chamber of commerce visitors. now on the West Coast of Mex ico, was a great success, thanks to the untiring work of President Dave Loeb, Secretary J. B. Bristol, Secretary P. Villa Michel, Dr. A. l.. Gustetter, and other enthusiastic prominent members of the two chambers. Of course Dr. Gustetter was toastmaster and Hon. Frank J. Barry, the silver tongued orator of the border, the principal speaker of the evening. From 7:3O until mid night the big play house was crowded with jolly bunch of many of Americas greatest boosters, who vied with one another in making the affair one continuous round of pleas ure. There were hot tamales, sandwiches, smokes and every thing-galore. Everybody had a joyous time, and the visitors continued on their way after voting Nogales boosters princes nf ontprfainnra