The border vidette., 1921-11-26
NOVEMBER 26, 1921.
LOCAL NEWS
Attend church tomorrow.


 | Mrs. L.. H. Scherb, after spend
 ing the summer in sunny Cali.
 fornia, has returned home.
 | Bird Yoas, from the Yoas cattle ranch in the Santa Rita
 mountains, near Amado, was a
 business visitor at the county seat yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred. Lawton, from Harshaw, spent Thanks giving in Nogales, as guests of Mrs. Lawton's parents, MT. and Mrs. A. R. Beam. Last Monday Attorney and Mrs. John R. Hampton, were visitors in the city, having. ac companied the Phoenix motorists from the capital city. ...-
 Ben Coltman, proprietor of El Bazar- Store, mourns the loss of a valuable gold watch. stolen during the big sale at his store last Saturday afternoon.
 Prof. G. H. Madden of the Nogales schools has returned from Phoenix, where he attend ed the annual convention of the Arizona Teachers Association.
 The local offices of the Vest ern Union are now kept open until Il o'clock each evening, instead of 9 o'clock. <R. l.. Cary. manager. is giving patrons of lis office excellent service. .4..
 On December 1st, Placido Sil- va alleged to have been one of the seven Mexican : bandits who murdered Postmaster and Mrs. Frank J. Pearson at Ruby, will be tried in the superior. court, for murder. ..--l.l, .-.ze.-...-.
 Ia superior court last Monday, Manuel Lopez, one of the three men who recently attem pted to rob the Charles E.. Hardy resid- ence on Crawford street. was found guilty. The jury recon: mended. leniency. -:::.-cu .~s.,- -.E.,ys
 ID: C.. Brown, recently sen fenced in9the Maricopa county superior court to serve two oyears in the state: prison, for bootleg Ring, is ip. Nogales, Sonora, where he went after escaping from the jail at Phoenix. @
 Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy and daughter Miss Mary, accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Harold Brown and little. son, spent Thanksgiving Day in Parker Canyon atthe pleasant home of James Parker, Sr..
 Captain Charles Beaty, who last Thursday morning entered upon his duties as postmaster, has the best wishes of every patron of the Ncgales postoff1ce. Captain Beatty is a gentleman of the old school. His administers. tion is bound to be a success.
 An interesting program will be presented here Friday night, December 2, by the Saturday Morning Musical Club of Tue. son. The affair will be held under the auspices of the Mac Dowell Music Club of NoRales at the NoRales High School audi torium.
 Earl D. Hammack is busy T0HOVluR tuo OIu duOOS Sl6ChS from his splendid property situ- ated on the east side of Nelson avenue, and next week the work of the laying cement sidewalks will commence. Hats off to Earl Hammack, the man who put Nelson avenue on the map.
 At 8 special meeting of the city aldermen last Tuesday evening, Louis c. Kelsey, 8 pro- minent civil and hydraulic en- gineer of Salt Lake City, Utah. was appointed to report on the most feasible plan for the in- stallation of an additional pump ing unit at the city pumping plant.
 Don't fail to see 1.-The Man Without A Country" the Amer ican Legion picture which will be shown at The Nogales Thea tre next Tuesday and Wednes- day nights. under the auspices of Ridge IRo Post of this city. which organization has secured the state rights for the famous photoplay.
 Twelve trucks which were re- gently awarded to the state road department by the war depart. ment left Douglas for Patagonia yesterday. where they will be