The border vidette., 1921-06-04

ceptiou and banquet on Thurs day evening, June 9, at seven o'clock. There are no charges for the banquet. but ieserva tions for seats must be made by June five.
 Francis J. Dyer. American consul at Nogales, Sonora, re turned home yesterday from a months visit in Washington, D.. O., and other cities in the East. Consul Dyer brought with him the good news that in his Opi nioD, the early recognition Of Mexico by the United States, appears certain.
 W. T. (BilD Haley, for a long time editor of the Nogales Daily Herald, is recovering from his recent serious illness at St. Joseph's hospital, to the delight of his numerous friends and acquaintauces. Bill will shortly leave for the coast, where he will visit his mother and sisters, at Sacramento.
 After enjoying short visit here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. Gordon Glore. Miss Mildred Glore, departed for her home in Los Angeles. Miss Mil dred is a charming girl, who during the years she resided in Nogales endeared herself to many Nogales people who were pleased to see her.
 Mir. John Woods, who recent ly took over the circulation de partment of the Nogales Daily Herald, has been joined by his family, who will now make their home in Nogales. Mir. Woods came to Nogales from Tucson, where he was connected with the circulation department of the Arizona Daily Star.
 John Jund is wearing a broad smile of contentment and hIs host of friends are smiling with him. Last Thursday morning the stork delivered bouncing baby boy at the pleasant Jund residence. Mother and John Jund, Jr.. are reported doing nicely, to the delight of their wide circle of friends and ac- quaintances throughout Santa Cruz county.
 Next Wednesday, evening the Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 13, will hold dance and supper at the Castle Hall on Arroyo boulevard H. E. Berner, H. R. Sisk and Gene Larrieu, members of the entertainment committee, predict a fine time for those who attend. All knights and their ladies are urged to be on hand next Wednesday to help make the affair big success.
 Last Saturday in Phoenix, the Corporation Commission granted the application of the Nogales Electric Light and Power Con- pany, of this city. certificate of convenience and necessity to ex- tend it's line beyond Nogales to serve the municipality owned pumping plant on the river. In granting the permit the commiS- sion stated that it had no option but to follow this course, which was opposed by the competitive company, the Arizona Gas & Electric Company.
 Mine Host and Mrs. Ben Evans of Hotel Evans, departed Thurs. day for Los Angeles, where they will spend a couple of weeks sucking the sea breeze. For some time past MT. Evans has been under the weather. His host of friends hope he'll soon be hitting on all cylinders, and when he returns to Nogales will be in the pink of condition. At Los Angeles MT. and Mrs. Evans will be joined by their little son, Master Ben, who IS attending the Page Military College.
 Early this morning Police Of fcers Harold Brown and J. M. Soto, aud George Weiss, mer- chants special police, rounded up a Mexican named Louis Jua- reg, who had on his person ladies' wearing apparel which Louis said he had stolen a few minutes before being arrested by the officers. Louis who speaks English very well, said he came to Nogales, Sonora about week ago from Mazatlan. He served fifteen months in San Qnintin for robloorU committed in Ca Ii.