The border vidette., 1921-10-29

l Clay LarlmOro, a-- rom barl
 more, North Dakota, was No
 gales visitor couple of day:
 this week, a guest of his brother
 John Larimore, city and county
 engineer.
 Thursday President Titcomt
 of the Southern Pacific of Mex
 ico, was a stopover visitor in l Nogales en route to the West
 Coast of Mexico on a tour of
 inspection of his company
 lines. President Titcomb travel. ed in the private car "Poca- hOntaS."
 l Friends of Rev. G. W. For man of this city, will be pleased to learn that he has been re. named as pastor of the Metho- dist church of this city, by the conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, in ses. sion the forepart of the week in | Phoenix. -..-
 Mrs. Victor Core of Alhambra. l Cali, has been stopover visitor in Nogales this week 8 couple of days, a guest of Mir. and Mrs. | Malcom Middleton. Mrs. Core was en route to Tampico, Mex ico, to join her husband who is | manager at that place for the Oil Supply Company.
 American Consul Dyer of No gales, Sonora, has received word to be on the lookout for O. L.. Yeager, Douglas taxicab driver, who is mysteriously missing from his home in Douglas. Yeager's car was found in Agua Prieta. Both the Douglas and Agua Prieta police are searching for the man.
 Thursday Chairman Dave Johnson and Members Loren Waugh and Amos Betts. of the State Corporation Commission, were visitors in Nogales, having come on official business. The by Sam Criswell and H. M. Berry, attaches of the corpora tiOn comiSSiOn.
 w. B. Karns, junior member of Karns Bros., Inc., has re- ceived notice that the governors of the Worlds Board of Aero nautical Commissioners, Inc, which is composed of ninety eight commissioners represent ing eighty.one countries and colonies of the world, have ap- pointed him chairman for Santa Cruz county.
 The families of Francisco Tapia and Joe Polin left Noga- les, Sonora, yesterday afternoon for Mexico City where they will join Mr.. Polin and make their future home. Polin holds an important position with the Obregon government. Mir. Tapia is President Obregon's father in-law, Mrs. Polin and Mrs. Obregon are sisters.
 Bruce Beatty, of Great Falls, Montana, where he is connected with the American Railway Elk press company, has been No gales visitor this week, a guest of his brother, Captain Chas. l.. Beatty, of the local immigration office. This is the first time the brothers have met in twelve years and it goes without saying, the meeting has been a happy one.
 Frank N. Cox, the we'll known, successful mine con- tractor, who made a nice stake out of mines leased from the Westinghouse people over in the Duquesne mining district, this county, pending the slump in the copper market, is now connected with the state highway depart ment. Sunday Mr. Cox was a county seat visitor from the road camp near Patagonia.
 Friends of Ben Evans, and patrons of the Evans Hotel, in this city, will be sorry to learn that Mir. Evans contemplates disposing of his popular hotel, and will go to California to re- side with his family. During the many years that Ben Evans and bis estimable wife have been in Nogales, they, have made host of friends. All will greatly re- gret their departure from No gales.
 Members of Ridge-Igo Post of Nogales, who will attend the annual convention of the Amer