The border vidette., 1921-03-05
MARCH 5, 1921.
LOCAL NEWS.

1 Johnson, the successful automo- bile dealer of this city. Lou Roller, the we'll known road builder, whose camp is now located near Elgin, was a county seat visitor a couple of days this week.
 This week Mir. c. Mignardot, efficient, accommodating cashier of tue Sonora Bank & Trust Company, has been a business visitor in Tucson.
 Captain L.. w. Mix, we'll known local capitalist, has returned i from a visit at Oakland, Califor ! mia. where his son Leandro is ] attending St. Mary's College. Ge orge w. Parker. from his wonderful farm in the fertile | San Rafael Valley, was a county seat visitor this week, having come to attend Superior Court. Mir. and Mrs. Alex. Carpena returned home the forepart of | the week from Los Angeles, California, where they visited their daughter who it attending college in that city.
 Next Monday and Tuesday, at the county court house, Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, superin- | tendent of schools, will hold the | quarterly examination for teach CTS in Santa Cruz county. Maurice Root has returned from business visit to Mazat Ian, where he has branch store, which he reports doing a splendid business. Maurice is a wide awake successful young | business man. He is making good.
 Monday R. s. Gray, of the West Coast Hide Company, re- | turned from 0 business visit He was accompanied by MT. An tonic Ruffo, a wealthy business man from La Paz, Lower Calf ornia.
 Dr. w. F. Chenoweth returned the forepart. of the week from business visit in Los Angeles, where his brother, Harry K. | Chenoweth, now makes his headquarters while looking after business interests in Lower California.
 MT. A. l.. Lewis, Hermosillo assayer and ore buyer, was a Nogales visitor this week a couple of days, being a guest at Hotel Evans. MT. Lewis is we'll and favorably known in Nogales, where he and his estimable family resided many years.
 Woody Gatlin has taken over the Parker Canon mail route which has been operated by Hugh Young for quite awhile. We understand MT. Gatlin has pur- chased two good cars and will endeavor to make the service first class in every respect.
 Last Saturday Superior Judge w. A. O'Connor sentenced the following convicted men to the state peuitentiary at Florence; Warren Connolly, for burglary, 3 to 5 years; Lewis Vargas, for burglary, 3 to 5 years; Gabriel Gotta, burglary, , to 5 years; Alex. Fulton, for selling bogus insurance, l to ? years. J. A. Langford, driver of the automobile in which Oliver Foore was killed last Sunday, is recovering at St. Joseph's hospital. Young Stark, the other occupant of the car which is owned by c. c. Chapman, of Patagonia, escaped injury, as did Mrs. T. G. Wright, whose auto was struck by Langford's car.
 MT. c. w. Smith, of Phoenix. representative of The Smith Vicent Company, Arizona agents for the famous Packard automo piles, has this week been a busi- ness visitor in NogaleS: Mir. Smith is an old time friend of Mir. John Larkin, one of the owners of No. 13, Rockwell's Place in Nogales, Sonora. Dur ing his visit here Mir. Smith was pleasantly entertained by his friend Mir. Larkin.
 Cy. and Grover Marsteller of this city returned the forepart of the week from a scouting trip in the state of Sonora, in search of a stock ranch. They saw what they were looking for and may f I. L-s