The border vidette., 1921-01-15

now resident of Jerome, Ariz. oua, where he and his family
 have 6 pleasant home, has been
 a business visitor in Nogales a couple days this week. Mir.
 Pecina holds responsible posi-
 tion with a big mining company.
 In honor of Rev. W. J. Cor don, pastor of the Baptist church and Mrs. Gordon. who will short. ly leave for their new home in the Verde Valley, farewell ] party was beld at the Baptist ; church last evening. Rev and Mrs. Gordon will take with them to their new home the best wishes of a. host of friends in Nogales.
 The Stag restaurant, under the able personal management of L. R. Mitchell, the we'll know past master in the restaurant business, will be opened to the public this evening, in the room l adjacent to the Stag Barber Shop, formerly occupied by Geo. Janual's Jockey Club. Mitch" invites his old friends to have a ham and on him.
 J. c. McCarty, from the Ala mos mining district, has been a stopover visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week, en route to St. Louis, Mo-, where he goes on mining business. For many years MT. McCarty and his brother, have successfully engaged in the business of min ing in the great mining district of Alamos, Sonora.
 Albert Harvey, sales manager for the United States Graphite Company, of which he is big stockholder, arrived in the city last Saturday and on Sunday continued south to his company's mines near Minas Prietas, Sono- ra. Mr. Harvey's home is at Saginaw, Michigan, where the maln offices and factory of his company are located.
 Mir. George Buxton, president of the Douglas Chamber Of Com merce, accompanied by Mrs. Buxton, visited Nogales Thurs day and yesterday. MT. Buxton is member of the we'll known firm of Buxton Smith of Douglas and Nogales. He is one of the iivest wires on the border and at all times is found boosting for Douglas and Nogales.
 Captain Charles Montgomery, former famous governments scout, who now makes his home in Los Angeles, after an extended visit to Sonora on private business, returned to the States last Mon, day rand on Tuesday departed for Los Angeles. The captain looked hale and hearty. His many old time friends in this city were pleased to see him.
 MT. John O'Connor, the vet. eran horse trainer, who is a guest at the Montezuma Hotel, has for the past few days been suffering with an attack of rheu matism. Since coming to Noga- les as a guest of his friends Don Franklin, MT. O'Connor, who for quarter of a century was one of Americas greatest race horse trainers, has made many friends.
 Harry Hines, local contractor and builder, who has mining in- terests in the Altar district, So- nora, has. gone to Santa Ana. thence to his property which is said to have the ear marks ofsa paying proposition, with the ex penditure of small sum of money, on exploration and development work, which will be done under Harry's personal supervision.
 Mir. and Mrs. James O'Leary, of Seattle, Washington, are in the city en route to Mexico on a sight seeing visit. They motored across country as far as Nogales, from where they will go by train to Guaymas. Last year Mir. and Mrs. O'Leary who are great tray elers, motored all the way from their home at Seattle, to New York and return. They may l invest in Sonora lands.
 Rev. Father G. VanGoethem. former beloved pastor of the | Sacred Heart church of this city, ] now located at Deming, New hoUioo is ,icifip0 hie, host of l