The border vidette., 1921-11-19

Bank or NOgaleS, has departed
 for New York City on business
 for the big local bank.
 The 25th United States Iufan
 try, which has been stationed at
 Camp Stephen D. Little for the
 past several years. is to be trans ferred soon to Honolulu, and
 replaced by the 10th cavalry,
 now stationed at Fort Huachuca,
 according to word received
 here.
 recently and taken to Tucson to face a charge of forging check, after pleading guilty has been sentenced to serve from one year to thirteen months in the state penitentlary at Florence, by Su perior Judge Samuel L.. Pattee of Pima county.
 Arthur Page, from Wilcox, his old home, is a visitor in Mo- gales, being accompanied by his father. in. law, James Reagan, who for some time past has made his home in Patagonia. From here MT. Reagan will go to his mining property situated near Imuris,, Sonora.
 The ball game last Tuesday afternoon between the Sonora All-Stars just back from Mexico City, and the 25th Infantry sol diers, was one of the finest ever witnessed on the local diamond. In the eighth inning, with the score standing 8 to 3, the game was called on account of dark ness.
 Superintendent J. A. Small of the Sonora division of the Southern Pacific of Mexico Rail way company, was visitor in Nogales yesterday on company business. MT. Small who now makes his headquarters at Em palme, Sonora. came to the border in his private car Ja- Iisco."
 w. D. King, one of the best known most successful interna tional lawyers in the southwest, who for some time past has been in Mexico City on legal business for American clients, has return ed to the States, being accom-, panied by Mrs. King. The Kings for a long time have made their home in Douglas.
 George A. Lonsbury, land and mine promoter, formerly of this city, who now makes his home in Los Angeles, after an extend ed visit in the south. country, returned to the States the fore part of the week. Mir. Lonsbury recently visited Mexico City on business connected with his Mexican holdings.
 O.. C.. Rountree, from Minas Prietas. Sonora, where for many years he has engaged in the mercantile business, has been a business. visitor in Nogales this week. MT. Rountree resided at Minas Prietas when that famous old gold camp was booming. He still has hopes of again seeing the camp come into it's own.
 Jack Egan, of Wells Fargo Express Company, with head. quarters at Empalme, where he and his family have g. pleasant home, was visitor in the city this week on company business. Jack is a pioneer in the service of the express company in Mex ico, where for may years he has been in the employ of the com pany.
 Mrs. Frank J. Barry, after a delightful visit in San Francisco, has returned home, being ac by her son, Frank J. Barry, Jr., who has been attend ing St. Joseph's Academy at Berkeley. Frank will spend at home with his parents. Mrs. Barry was greatly benefited by her visit in sunny California.
 Mark Wanless, the Hermosillo assayer and ore buyer, who a short time ago purchased a pleasant home in this city for his family, has been enjoying several days visit here with his folks. Mir. Wanless still owns valuable real estate in the So. nora state capital, where he and his interesting family resided many years.
 After enjoying a visit here with Mayor and Mrs. James A.