The border vidette., 1921-08-27
Last Tuesday MT. and Mrs.

Chas. Dumazert departed for
 New York on their annual buy
 ing expedition for La Vile de
 Paris. They expect to be absent several weeks, during which time their big store will be under
 the management of MT. J. M.
 Lemon.
 Tuesday the body of George Thomas, cattle buyer for the Cudahy packing house of Los
 Angeles, who dies last Sunday at St. Joseph's hospital, after five days illness, was shipped to Los Angeles, being accompanied
 by the widow, who arrived from the coast too late to see her hus
 band alive. Besides the widow, deceased who was 48 years of age, is survived by two daught. CTS in Los Angeles, and broth CT in Pomona, California, where he is in the employ of the Cud- ahy Go.
 Captain Charles E. Hardy, a life long friend ot the late Colo nel Epes Randolph, president of the Southern Pacific of Mexico railroad, and president of the Sonora Bank & Trust Company, of Nogales, motored to Tucson Thursday with MT. T. G. Wright, local Southern Pacific agent, for the purpose of attending the funeral of Colonel Randolph held Thursday afternoon, under the auspices of the Masons. of which the dead railroad official had been a prominent member for many years.
 Jack Price, all-round printer and newspaperman, we'll known in Arizona where he conducted a number of weekly newspapers, including the Santa Cruz Pata- gonian, departed Thursday for Mexico City, where he will make his home. MT. Price was ac. companied by his wife and child ren, and MT. George Coughlin, of Patagonia. The long trip to the Mexican capital will be made via. Mazatlan and Manzanillo. We join their many friends in Santa Cruz county in wishing them good LUCK.
 The opening dance of the Social Club, in Noga les Sonora tonight promises to be one of the most enjoyable affairs of the summer. Under the personal management of w. c. Payne, president, and Henry Levin secretary. the success of the Club is assured. At great expense, the club rooms have been furnished and decorated throughout in a handsome at- tractive manner, and members and invited guests are going to have the time of their lives at the Grand Opening tonight.
 The work of tearing down the old Arizona Hotel. formerly Hotel Bellevue, building on Grand avenue, owned by MT. J. B. Wise, local capitalist, is pro- gressing in a very satisfactory manner under the personal of B. B. Noon. On the site of the old landmark, which was built in 1885, MT. WlS0 Will 0E0CG d HOO0TQ GQr66- story concrete building, with storeroom on the first floor, and apartments on the two upper floors. With the opening of the Grand avenue entrance to Noga- les, Sonora, business property on that splendid thoroughfare will no doubt be very desirable.
 MT. w. W. Ford, the we'll known successful plumber, who several years ago purchased the beautiful residential building site on Hudgin street almost within a stones throw of the court house, is at it again. This time he is building a handsome brick residence, modern in every detail, which when complicated will be occupi. ed by MT. Ford and his stim- able wife. The handsome resi-. dence on Ford Heights owned by William Cavanaugh, the jeweler, was built by MT. Ford. It is one of the pretties homes in the city, having been designed and erect ed under Dad" Ford's personal 
 Monday MT. A. M. Conard, the we'll known, successful land l man, formerly of this city now of Los Angeles, returned with a