The border vidette., 1921-10-22
Last Monday forenoon. Rev.

Last Monday forenoon, Rev.
 H. c. Smith of the Episcopal
 church, officiating, Miss Eliza
 beth Holderman and Herbert Blodsoe, of Tucson, were united
 in marriage. The wedding which
 took place at the residence of
 Rev. Smith, was witnessed by
 MT. William Moore of Tucson, and Mrs. Smith.
 w. Beckford Kibbbey, Jr.,
 from his great Alamo rancho in Sonora, has been NogaIes
 visitor this week several days.
 MT. Kibbey is son in law of
 Captain l.. w. Mix, well known
 local retired capitalist, who for
 many years was Chief of the Nogales Fire Department, and
 member of the Nogales Common Council.
 Fred. Afford from Noria, So. nora, is enjoying a visit here with his family. Fred states that a party of Los Angeles nimrods, who are guests of Fred H. Hilliker, at the ranch of the Sanora Valley Land Company. near Noria, are having the time of their lives hunting deer and quail, which are plentiful in that region.
 James Ritchie, formerly a we'll known mine contractor iu the Patagonia district, who is now doing contract work on the coun tvs highways, was a business visitor in the city last WedneS- day. Reported his little children who have been with their grand mother in Texas, since their mother died, getting along nice ly. All are well.
 Last Sunday Charles Wiswald of Cananea, was visitor in No gales, having made the trip from the great copper camp by auto mobile. MT. Wiswald and his wife formerly the widow of the late Colonel w. c. Greene, own thousands of thoroughbred Here lords and miles of the finest farming and grazing land in northern Sonora.
 l.. w. Mayhood, many years connected with the general superintendent's office of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, at Empalme, has been a Nogales visitor this week a couple of days. MT. Mayhood was great friend and admirer of the late Joe Temple, general superinten dent of the com mpany, with whom he worked many years.
 John Costello. thelucky owner of the Deep Down mines, and one of the best practical mines in the country, was a. visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week, being accompanied by his wife, who while in the city, was a guest of her brother, Mir. Manuel Castro. For many years MT. and Mrs. Costello have made their home in Patagonia.
 Supervisor Oscar F. Ashbnrn, from his wonderful Monkey Springs ranch near Patagonia, was a business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week. MT. Ashburn is one of AriZona'S most success ful stockraisers. For many years he has made speciality of rais ing Hereford cattle which al ways bring the top market price.
 Albert Lohn, who for some time past has been connected with his father, A. w. Lohn, in, the photography business on Morley avenue. this city, has a position with the Hardware Company of Los Angeles, and tomorrow will depart for the City of An gels to assume his new duties. Mrs. Lohn will join her husb band l later.
 Americans and foreigners en- tering Mexico must pay a head l tax of $500, according to infor- m ation given out yesterday by | Consul F. J. Dyer of Nogales, Sonora. by Mexican Chief of Immigration Cevallos | of Nogales, Sonora. It is said that the head tax does not apply l to people who go over to border l towns on short visits but to those | expect to go down into the | in terior.
 The passing of Dr. John R. | the pioneer Sonora | man, at Hermosillo. So- nora last TupS0aV after A. short |