The border vidette., 1921-09-10

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 After very pleasant vacation of two weeks spent at the Coro nado Hotel, in San Diego, Cali 1 fornla, Mir. and Mrs. E. Titcomt have returned to their elegant home on Crawford street, this ] city.
 l In the superior court of Santa Cruz county this week, Judge w. A. O'Connor, presiding, the will of the late James Foley, Patagonia pioneer, was probat- ed. Mrs. Charles May is execu- trix of the estate, valued at about $2.OOO.
 Ramon Elias, the cattle dealer, who is interested in thousands of cattle and thousands of acres of farming and grazing land in Arizona, Texas and Mexico, was a business visitor in the city this week, from El Paso, where he and his family now reside.
 Miss Rita Maloney, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Maloney, has accepted the position of teacher at Camille, this county. Miss Maloney will make her home with MT. and Mrs. w. E. Bower. at Los Coches Rancho, near Camille school house.
 Last Wednesday Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Joseph, from Neville, Louisiana, who have been house guests of MT. and Mrs. Harry E Berner terminated their visit here and departed for California, thence to their eastern home, where they expect to arrive about the first of October.
 John Writer, of Tucson, who for some time past has been con nected with the firm of Lewis & Hart, Hermosillo ore buyers, ar rived from the south Wednesday morning, and departed on the afternoon train for Tucson. Mir. Writer has severed his connec- tion with the Hermosillo firm. Last Sunday Judge Samuel Pattee of Pima county and Judge Charles Blenman of Tucson, witnessed the ball game on the High School grounds, between the Douglas All Stars and the Nogales Bearcats, as personal guests, of President Legarra of NogaIes Baseball Association.
 c. sMignardot, efficient accom- modating cashier of the Sonora Bank & Trust Company, after a months outing on the coast and in New Mexico. where he en. joyed a short visit with his mother, returned home the fore part of the week, and is again occupying his desk in the bank.
 Mir. Harry M. Berner, special deputy collector of U. s. customs for the district of Arizona, whose home is In Nogales, has depart ed for New Orleans, where he will attend the fifth annual con- vention of the National Fedora tion of Federal Employees, as a delegate from locals of the state of Arizona.
 Rev. J. Lawrence Bell, the new pastor of the local Baptist church, has arrived from Mesa, Arizona, and beginning tomor- row, regular services will be held at the Baptist church every Wednesday and Saturday. Rev. Bell will fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Rev. Will liam J. Gordon.
 Attorney Frank J. Barry. after an extended business and pleas ure visit in California and in the east, including Washington, D. O., has returned home, and is a mighty busy man in his law of flee in the Trust building. Dur ing MT. Barry's absence from Nogales, Attorney Warren Lee Kinder, looked after his legal business.
 Sheriff George White and his posse, who accompanied by blood hounds, went to Ruby last Saturday, returned home last Monday afternoon, bringing with them three men suspected of knowing something about the recent killing of Postmaster and Mrs. Frank J. Pearson, by seven Mexican bandits, who escaped into Sonora. Mexico.
 Wednesday County Attorney Arthur H. DeRiemer received