The border vidette., 1921-01-08

have returned from a delightful
 visit with friends at Hachita, i New Mexico.
 MT. Osbourne c. Wood, son of
 General Leonard c. Wood, who
 was a lieutenant in the United States army during the world
 war, was a visitor in the city a
 couple of days this week a guest 1 of his friend Attorney Duane
 Bird, who served with him as ! an officer during the war. Mir. l Wood was on his way to the
 West Coast of Mexico, on priv
 ate business.
 ] Mrs. L.. NJ. Raines who had been called to Los Angeles on
 account of the serious condition | of MT. Raines who is in a Los 1 Angeles hospital being treated
 by specialists, has returned
 home. Mrs. Raines brings the good pews that her husband,
 who has wide circle of friends in Nogales, is on the road to
 recovery and it is believed will
 be able to return home shortly. Frederick c. Emery, president of the Aztec Consolidated Min. l ing Company, the properties of which are located near Noria, Sonora, Mexico, has been No gales visitor this week on con- pany business for his company. Recently MT. Emery returned from a very successful business trip to Europe, and is now pre- pared to do extensive develop ment work on his company's mines. -
 MT. Charles Edmonson, we'll known Cananea broker and com mission man, has been visitor in the city several days, OF busi
 ness with the West Coast Hide Company, of which :Shell" and Charley Gray, of Nogales, are officers. MT. Edmonson states that notwithstanding the low price of copper, business is good in the great copper camp. Takes more than slump in red metal to make Edmonson downhearted. MT. Frank Pellier, proprietor of Hotel Arcadia, who had been enjoying the holidays ou the coast with his family, has re- turned to Hermosillo, where he says business is now booming, as it has not boemed for many years. Frank is first class hotel man. He thoroughly un- derstands the game and his many friends hope he will make lots of money now that condi tions have become settled in the southern republic. - h the new future Negales will have Knights of Pythias Lodge according to James B: Mix, Gene Larrieu, Charley Tovrea, Geo. Januel' and other enthusiastic members, who attended the re organization meeting held re- gently. The old charter of the Nogales lodge has been renewed and Grand Chancellor J. w. Gilbert will come to Nogales shortly with a team to install the new lodge, which has leased the Army and Navy Union Hall. 7-
 MT. R. L.. Garry, former relief manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company. has arriv- ed in the city from Visalia, Cal ifornia, to assume charge of the local telegraph office, relieving Mir. A. M. Hardie, who will shortly depart for Los Angeles, to assume the important position of commercial manager of the company. MT. Garry is not a stranger in Nogales, where he has visited a number of times during the past few years as relief manager for his company. In assuming charge of the tele- graph office, as manager, we wish him good luck. .--
 Nick Lininger and A. F. Swain, two prominent business men of Kansas City, Mo, after months tour of inspection of the West Coast of Mexico, as far south as Topic, were stop over visitors in Nogales last Tuesday on their way bone. Both gentlemen expressed them selves as greatly pleased with the wonderful country they wis ited and may decide to invest iu Mexican land. Several years ago Mir. Lininger was extensive ly interested in mines in the state of Sonora, and MT. Swain x-oe lo1ofo1 of Datao0nio noor