The border vidette., 1921-10-22

Thursday c. F. Pierce, presi
 dent of the Patagonia Chamber
 of Commerce and Mines, accom-
 panied by Mrs. Pierce and Mrs
 Charles l.. Northcraft, were county seat visitors.
 Francis R. Duffy, who is now connected with the state high
 way department, came down from the road camp near Sonoita last Sunday to enjoy a visit al home with his parents, Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy. George E. Kramer, popular superin tendent of the Pullman company'S service on the South ern Pacific of Mexico, who makes his headquarters in Tue son was a Nogales visitor last Wednesday, on company busi- ness.
 Miss Gladys Walker, instruc tor of physical culture in the Tucson public schools spent last Sunday in Nogales a guest of her mother, Mrs. Lucille Walker. county treasurer, returning to her duties early Monday morn ing.
 The fall term of the Santa Cruz county superior court, called to convene last Tuesday morning. was postponed to No vember 18th on account of the inability of witnesses and law yers to be present at the pre- sent time.
 Joe Miller, one of the best known practical mining men in Arizona, spent last Sunday in the city, from the Patagonia district. Several years ago Joe hung up a number of blue ribbons and cash prizes as a champion hard. rock driller.
 Al. c. Bernard, Jr. of Tucson, has accepted responsible posi- ton with the Southern Pacific of Mexico, at Empalme, Sonora, where he will soon be joined by his family who for some time past have been sojourning in Kansas City.
 Tom Cumming, who for some time past has been down in So nora looking after @ big herd of American cattle, has departed for California, where he will enjoy a visit with his wife and the baby, W hom Tom has not seen for several months.
 E. c. Piper, who a number of years was connected with the local office of the Southern Paci fic Railway company. who is now located at Douglas, was a business visitor in the city this week couple of days, being a guest at The Bowman. -.e'-
 Harry Lawton, efficient, ac- commodating general freight and passenger agent of the s. P. de M. Railway, has returned from visit in California. Yesterday morning Mir. Lawton went to Guaymas, where for many years he has made his home.
 Hon. Thomas E. Flannigan, of tbe local law firm of Fitts & FIannigan, after an extended business visit to his old home at Globe, has returned to Nogales, the best town on the interna- tional border. Tom Flannigan is one of the best known lawyers in Arizona.
 G. V. Brubaker is here from Los Angeles enjoying a short visit with his daughter and son. in law, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Lohn. MT. Brubaker is a pro. minent pioneer business man of Los Angeles, where for forty years he has been connected with a big hide company.
 Tomorrow a free lunch will be served at the International Ga sino, formerly The American Club, in Nogales, Sonora. from twelve o'clock to two o'clock. All members. their families and out of town visitors are cordially The regular weekly dance will be held tonight.
 MT. Long, master mechanic of the Sinaloa division of the Southern Pacific of Mexico Rail way company, who has been sojourning in California with hls family, was in Nogales Thurs day en route to Mazatlan, where he makes his headquarters. Mrs. Long accompanied her husband.
 F. E. Bethell. manager of the