The border vidette., 1921-05-21

will cross bats with the Nogales Sonora baseball team, on the
 Mexican side of the line. Man ager Beam of the Grays, says his boys will bring home the bacon.
 This week Miss Laura Par sons. clerk of the Board of Supervisors, has been in San Diego, California, where she was called by the serious illness of her aunt. Mrs. Land is in charge of the office, as deputy clerk of the Board Of Supervi- sOrS.
 The state government of So- nora is erecting two hundred thousand dollar brick build- ing at Magdalena, to be used by federal and state officials during the hot summer months, when the state capital will be removed from Hermosillo to the Garden City"
 O. F. Greeley, American min- ing engineer, from the Altar dis trlct, Sonora, arrived from Ca borca last Wednesday on his way to Los Angeles on busi ness visit. Hs- was very en thusiastic over the Altar dis trict, and will shortly return there.(
 Foster Wright, who as cashier, gives the glad hand and broad smile to patrons of The Nogales National Bank, returned from Tucson last Tuesday,, after joyous visit with the Kiwanis Club of the ancient and honor able pueblo, as delegate from the local Club.
 Ignacio Pesquiera. after an extended business visit down the west coast of Mexico, return. ed home on Wednesday evenings tram. 1gnacio reports having very successful trip to the south country, where he is we'll and favorable known, as Q wide awake business man.
 J. Fred. Williams, from the San Xaxier mining district, where he owns valuable mining property, who has been Noga- les visitor this week, is arrang- ing to return to the south coun try, being accompanied by prominent mining engineer re- presenting eastern capitalists.
 MT. Al. Casner, prominent business man from Mexicali. Lower California, has been a visitor here this week. guest of his old friend John Larkin, proprietor of the White Front in Nogales, Sonora. MT. Casner is in the market for big bunch of cattle which he will ship to his great ranch in Mexico.
 Last Saturday Dr. V. A. Sneaker, popular local medico, returned from visit to the great Alamo ranch in Sonora, bring ing the glad news that Captain Theodore Marburg has fully recovered from an attack of pneu monia, and anticipates an early visit to Nogales. where he has many friends and acquaintanceS.
 Beef cattle are being shipped in bond from Sonora to Mexico City, through the port of Noga les. American cattlemen who some time ago shipped their stock to ranges in Sonora, re- port. cattle in excellent condi tion. On the Buena Vista and Arizona ranches, just acr oss- the line, feed and water is plentiful.
 Moss Ruthrath, prominent, successful contractor and build CT, from Tucson, accompanied the Kiwanis Club to Nogales last Sunday Moss knows No gales like he knows his home town, and he assisted local Xii wanis in entertaining our guests. all of whom greatly enjoyed their visit to the best town on the border.
 The picnic held at Bloxton Grove near Patagonia last Sun day by employees of the South ern Pacific Railway Company, was a big success in every way. Special trains were run from Tucson during the early morning hours to the beautiful grove where more than a thousand men, women and children pleas antly spent the day.
 Last Sunday local Knights of