The border vidette., 1921-01-29

been Nogales visitor this week 8 couple of days, guest at Hotel Evans.
 This week Mrs. B. P. Olbert, we'll and favorably known in this city where she formerly resided has been enjoying a visit here, as a guest of her friend, Mrs. W. w. Barbee.
 Last Tuesday Sheriff H. c. Dittan, from Forth Worth, Texas, who came here with extradition papers for c. E. Powell and B. N. Neuland, alleged automobile thieves, departed for the Lone Star state with his prisoners. After Q short illness from pneumonia, Hon. Francisco Acos- ta, well known lawyer of Noga les, Sonora, passed away last Wednesday,, to the regret of a wide circle of friends on both sides of the international line.
 Every body will regret to learn of the illness of Colonel Epes Randolph. president of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, at his. home in Tucson. We join the .colonels host of friends in wishing for his speedy complete recovery.-...s
 John Larkin, the we'll known San Diego, California, hotel man, who is interested in No. 13, Charley RockwelPs Place in NoRales, Sonora, is sojourning at Hermosillo, where he went recently to recuperate from severe cold.
 Ia the ten-round boxing bout last Thursday evening at the Ali Baba theatre, Camp Little, be- tween Lee Morrissey and Al McManus, the decission was given to Morrissey. Local fight fans say the exhibition was we'll worth the price.
 Everybody in Nogales will be pleased to learn that MT. and Mrs. William J. Cavanaugh and the baby, are recovering from their recent serious illness, at the home of Mrs. Cavanugh's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Wirt G. Bowman, on Cavalry Hill.
 As result of the recent car nival held by the Nogales school children at the High School, the High School Atletic association is richer about $75.OO. The car niva1 was a big success in every way, and every ybody-old and young-had joyous time. -
 Last Tuesday Shell" Gray, the we'll known hide buyer. returned from an extended, busi ness visit in the south country, being accompanied by . MT. George Grayson prominent San Francisco mining man. who had been visiting the south country on mining business.
 The funeral of the late Charles Loggie, who died in this city last Sunday, was held Tuesday morning from the Sacred Heart Church. interment being in the Nogales cemetery. Relatives from Salt Lake City, Utah. arrivedl in the city last Monday to attend the funeral.
 William Zeek, pioneer citizen of Benson, is enjoying a visit in Nogales, a guest of his old time friend, MT. J. A. Legarra, pro prietor of The Famous haber dashry on Morley avenue. While here Billie, who is an exper- fenced gardener, pruned the trees in MT. Legarra's yard.
 After three months iu Mexico, the rational capital and other points of interest, Colonel Allen T. Bird, editor of the Oasis, returned home last Monday, greatly benefited by his sojourn in the wonderful south country. The Colonel says not in thirty years has he felt better.
 Rev. A. Lef1ingwell, who is pleasantly remembered by many Nogales people, is now located at Milford, Connecticut, where he is rector of the St. Andrews church of that place. During the time Rev. Leffngwell was rector of the St. Andrews church here he made many warm friends.
 At the meeting of the Parent Teachers Association of Noga- les, held last Wednesday after noon at the High School, the