The border vidette., 1921-05-21
MAY 21, 1921.
LOCAL NEWS

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 Editor and Mrs. Sisk of the 1 Herald, returned Wednesday from Hermosillo.
 This week Earl D. Hammack has been under the weather, suffering with a severe cold. MT. Jones, successful business man of Superior, Arizona, was 0 l visitor in Nogales yesterday.
 The many friends of Miss | Helen Poole will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from her recent illness.
 Mayor James A. Harrison is making daily visits to his farm on the river, where he is feeding a bunch of white face cattle. Tracy Bird is here from bis cotton plantation near Tempe. Mir. Bird is a son of Colonel and Mrs. A. T. Bird of this city. Isaac P. Fraizer. division en gineer of the state highway de. partment, has returned from a tour of inspection over the high way.
 Today the Nogales public school teachers and scholars will hold 8 picnic at the beauti- ful Titcomb Lake, a few miles from the city.
 Presidente Villasenor of No gales, Sonora, has returned from Maza atlan, where he went to meet Governor de- Huerta, who is now in Hermosillo.
 George A. Lonsbury, the. we'll known promoter, has returned from a visit down the west coast, where had been on business for eastern capitalists.
 Don Manuel Mascarenas, we'll known local capitalist, has gone to San Francisco, where he will spend several months on busi- ness and pleasure.
 Sheriff Joseph Hood of Cochise country, has gone to Hermosillo, on official business. He was a passenger on Thursday morn ing's southbound train.
 Fred. J. Wright, special re- presentative of Governor Camp. bell, is in Hermosillo. where he accompanied Sheriff Hood of Cochise county, on official busi- ness.
 J. F. Johnson, local automo- bile dealer, who is agent here and in Sonora for the Hudson, Essex and Studebaker cars, is now represented at Hermosillo by Mir. R. B. Orr.
 Doss Wier, formely proprietor of the Montezuma cigar stand, is now interested in The Oriental in Nogales, Sonora. where Doss in now busy giving the glad hand" to his many friends.
 H. E. Grace motored down from Tucson last Thursday. From here MT. Grace will go to Sonora on business connected with a land deal in which he has interested California capitalists.
 MT. A. Bunsow, proprietor of Ell NuevO Mundo, a we'll known local dry goods store, has open ed a branch store in Hermosillo, which will be managed by his son. a young man experienced in the business.
 The Mcdowell Music Club is making arrangements for con- cert at the High School. on Fri day evening, May 27th. The en tertainment will close the meet ings of the club until September. Everybody cordially invited.
 Fred. Carruthers, superin- teuden5 of the mines in Sonora owned by the United States Graphite Company, arrived in the city yesterday to meet Mir. Harry Woodruff, vice president and manager of the company.
 Mir. Frank Wilkey, popular, efficient assistant cashier in The First National Bank of Nogales, | has returned from an extended visit in the East, as far as New York City. Says NoRales beats 'em all. We're sure glad to see 1 Frank back.
 Monday evening Messrs. Chas. E. Hardy. F. F. Rodriguez and Jose Calderon, returned from delightful fishing trip to Quay mas. They report having caught .