The border vidette., 1921-05-28
MAY 28. 1921.
LOCAL NEWS.

DOuglaS Is gong to nave ar old fashioned Fourth of July celebration.
 Thursday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Roy Noon. the Mission Society of the Baptis church, held a delightful social
 Every body will be pleased tc learn that w. w. (Dad) Ford has recovered from his recent attack of la grippe, and is again on the job.
 Sheriff George White returned last Tuesday from a visit to the state penitentiary, at Florence, where he had been on ofhcia business.
 Monday afternoon the 25th Infantry regiDental base ball team will play the Tucson Giants at the A tbletic Field. The game will be called at 2:3O, sharp. It is said that between 900 and GOO cars of tomatoes were ship ped out of the west coast section of Sonora and Sinaloa this sea son, through the port of Nogales,
 On Wednesday, June 1st, the l Board of Supervisors will meet as a board of equalization. The tax roll is now open for inspec tion, at the office of the Board of Supervisors.
 Don Carlos Diaz, food admins | trator of Mexico, is business visitor here from El PaSo, Texas, and Juarez, across the interna- tional line. Carlos is 8 Nogales l boy, having been born here.
 Dr. Dan T. Frye, from Stafford, Arizona, is visiting in Nogales, where he and Mrs. Frye have a host of friends and acquaintan- ces. They resided here a umber of years before going to Stafford.
 Last Wednesday Nogales Lodge No. 13, Knights of Pythias, held an interesting meeting at their lodge room, in the Army and Navy Union Hall. A lumber of candidates were initiated.
 W. H. Pinkerton, who has land interests in the state of Sonora, and Earl D. Hammack. local real estate man. have opened pleas ant offices near the postoffice on Nelson avenue. The gentlemen are hustlers and sure to succeed.
 A. G. Fletcher, formerly of Nogales, now representing the Ei-Lily Drug Co.,, was a Noga- les~visitor couple of days this week, interviewing local drug gists. 'Fletch" has many friends and acquaintances glad to see him.
 Hon. Malcom Little, the we'll known Mexican corporation law yer, is again a visitor in the city, after a business visit in the south country on business for eastern clients. Mir. Little has law offices here and in Los An geles.
 Next Monday a picked nine from Nogales Baseball League, of which Mir. J. A. Legarra is president, will cross bats on the Nogales High School grounds with the 12th U. $. aviation boys. A fast game is assured local fans.
 Joe Miller,- experienced mine contractor. has returned from the San Xavier mining district, Sonora, where had been in the interest of eastern capitalists, who are associated with Fred. Williams, we'll known in local mining circles.
 Hon. J. S. Gatlin, former member of the Board of Super visors, was visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week, from his ranch near Patagonia, where he owns herd of white face cattle and some of the best COW ponies in the state.
 MT. w. J. Phillips of the Owl Drug Store will shortly depart for Los Angeles, being accom- panied by bis family and Mir. John A. McPherson of Quay mas. The cross country trip will be made by automobile, with MT. Phillips at the wheel.
 Last Wednesday MT. and Mrs. E. E. Sharpe celebrated their thirteenth wedding anniversary, at their pleasant home in this city. MT. Sharp has for long (: ,-itI1 P,