The border vidette., 1921-07-23

Will spend the remainder Of the
 summer on the coast, with rela
 tiveS.
 Mrs. Herold, wife of Otto H
 Herold, vice president of The
 First National Bank of Nogales,
 is visiting in Los Angeles, being accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
 M. Marsteller. | George Cheeseman, from l Guaymas, Sonora, where he makes his headquarters, was a visitor in the city a couple of days this week, in the interest of his oil company.
 Reports from the state of So- nora are to the effect that that wonderful region has been bless ed with fine rains and now feed and water is plentiful everywhere south of the border.
 Bart Sisk, brother of H. R. Sisk, owner and publisher of the Nogales Daily Herald. is enjoy ing a visit in the city, from Hereford, Texas, where he is managing a big COW ranch.
 Tom Fraizer, one of the best practical mining men in the state, has been in the city couple of days from the mines near Pata. gonia, where he is doing con- tract work for a mining company.
 Last Wednesday Roy Wachs and Florence Lawler of Tucson, and C.. M. Taylor and Luz Garcia of Nogaies, were united in the holy honds of matrimony, by Justice of the Peace M. Mar steller.
 B. K. Cumming, the insurance man, is now in Washington, D. o., as representative of the No gales Chamber of Commerce, to to take up matters of importance to Nogales and Santa Cruz county.
 H. A. Smith. Tucson land dealer, we'll known here and in Sonora, is 8 guest at Hotel Evans. MT. Smith has in con- temptation the erection of a number of cottages in Nogales for rental purposes.
 George w. Parker, from his ranch in the San Rafael valley, and Lou Roller, who with John Mcdonald, has big mining con tract near Patagonia, visited Nogales the forepart of the week, on business.
 As a courtesy to the American military authorities, the Mexican military band from Magdalena, Sonora, last Wednesday evening gave a concert at Camp Stephen D. Little. Thursday the band went to Agua Prieta.
 Carlos Mills, we'll known young business man of Hermo- sillo, is visitor in the city, where he has many friends. Carlos is son of the late Char ley Mills, many years promin ent mining man of the state of Sonora.
 John Rafael. son of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Rafael of this city, who now resides in San Fran cisco where he is connected with a big wholesale house, was a Nogales visitor this week on his way to Mexico City on business for his house.
 Alderman Harry J. Karns, senior member of Karns Bros. Inc, has this week been a busi- ness visitor down the West Coast of Mexico, where his big supply house does a splendid business, for Henry Ford and other east ern manufacturers.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. H. Levitt, from Phoenix, were visitors in Nogales this week. MT. Levitt, who is agent in Arizona for the Remington typewriter. report ed business greatly improved throughout Arizona. They mo- tored cross country.
 Mrs. A. Sandoval, sister of Mir. Charles F. Holler, the GUS toms broker, accompanied by her two daughters, Clara and Viola, returned home the fore part of the week from Los An geles, where Miss Clara had been studying music.
 A good flow of water is now running in the Santa Cruz river and those who feared water famine in Nogales, are happy.