The border vidette., 1921-12-17
DECEMBER r. 1921.
LOCAL NEWS.

 Mir. and Mrs. Beatty, from their home near Elgin, are guests at The Brickwood.
 Captain Kenneth Littlejohn from Tucson, is business wis itor in Nogales today.
 The play, Miss Cherry Bios: son." at the Lyric theatre last night, was great success.
 Wirt G. Bowman has returned from Hermosillo, where he had been on a flying business visit.
 Miss Garnet Howell who is at. tending school in Los Angeles, will spend the holidays in No gales.
 A. l.. Kinsley, member of the county highway commission, was this week, being accompanied by his wife.
 J. J. Egan, popular superin 1 tendent of Wells Fargo Go. , with headquarters at Empalme. has been in Nogales this week on company business. Gal Wright has returned from Los Mochis, Sinaloa, where he | has been for the past month doing painting and decorating for the United Sugar Go.
 Last night the members of the American Legion were guests of the members of the Santa Cruz I H1r1h h h 1o To r-fu i7 | the Santa Cruz Club rooms. Dr. E. c. Houle, chief surgeon of the Southern Pacific of Mex ico. with headquarters at En- palme. is in the city, being ac- companied by Mrs. Houle. | Joe Miller is here from Pata- Ronia and may decide to spend the holidays with his many No gales friends. Joe is one of the best miners in the country.
 J. B. Bristol. secretary of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce, has gone to Phoenix to attend the railway rate hearing on the inter mountain rate question. This week the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Tovrea was made happy by the arrival of fine girl baby. Mother and little one reported doing nicely. Congrat- ulations.
 Vic Bennett, assistant to J. A. Small, superintendent of the Sonora division of the Southern Pacific of Mexico railway, ar rived from Empalme on Thurs days train.
 The first shipment of tomatoes from Mexico to reach the border this season, were received last Wednesday by c. R. Piquero 6 Company of the Trust Building, this city.
 Miss Ethel Poole, daughter of Mrs. M. L.. Poole of this city, who now resides in Los Angeles, will spend Christmas here with her mother. She will arrive next Friday.
 George A. Lonsbury, the we'll known mine and land promoter, en route from Los Angeles to the state of Sinaloa, Mexico, was d NOSdlSS NlS1GOI GLlS WSSh d couple of days.
 Earl D. Hammack, the man who put Nelson avenue on the map, is on the job early and late. More power to Earl. He de- serves the thanks of every citi zen of Nogales.
 Postmaster Charles Beatty ,an. nounces that beginning today, the parcel post window will be kept open until 2 o'clock each evening, for the receipt and de livery of holiday packages.
 Duke Parker, from the San Rafael valley, and Tom Farrell, from Harshaw, were county seat visitors a couple of days this week. They came to serve as jurors in the superior court.
 George Kramer, superinten- dent of the Pullman Company, has returned from a trip down the West Coast. George says the climate in the south country agrees with him. He looks fine. Johnny Fox, who for many years has been paying regular visits to Nogales in the interest of big St. Louis millinery house, has this week been circu- lo tipo O nnno biS old friopdS in