The border vidette., 1921-08-20

| ] Clyde McPherson, were county
 seat visitors last Thursday, from
 their ranches in the San Rafael
 valley, one of the garden spots in the state.
 Ed. Stoller, linotype operator on the Nogales Daily Herald has been confined to his home this week, with fever, and Bill Schardin, job man on the Her aid, is also sick.
 G. c. Jaynes, of the Tucson Citizen, was visitor in the city last Thursday. He was a guest at the Kiwanis Club luncheon given at the Nogales Cafe. Mir. Jaynes returned home yesterday on the Tucson stage.
 The Broadway Store has opened a branch on Elias street, just across the line in Nogales, Sonora, under the management of Adolfo Dominguez, formerly with the Occidental Export & Import Company of this city.
 Vic Thornton, formerly con- nected with the city water de partment and the Nogales Elec- tric Light, Ice & Water Con- pany's plant, is now located at Parral, Chihuahua, where he is working for a big mining com. pany.
 MT. Harry A. Smith, the land man, who for a long time made his home in Tucson, has come to Nogales to reside. being accompanied by his wife and daughter. MT. Smith has for long time been interested in Sonora land.
 Frank Pellier, proprietor of the Arcadia Hotel at Hermosillo was a business visitor in the city this week couple of days, from the Sonora capital. Frank has great faith in the future of the great state south of the interna- tional border.
 After several months spent in New York City on mining busi- ness, Jack Hoy, the Buttle Mon tana mining man, is again here looking after his Santa Cruz county and Sonora, Mexico, mining interests. He is guest at Hotel Evans.
 On the High School grounds last Sunday the 18th Infantry baseball team defeated the No gales, Sonora nine, by a score of 15 to 5. All the fans who did not go to Tucson with the Noga- les Greys, were on hand to root for their favorites.
 Attorney and Mrs. E. R. Pur- dunn have returned from their automobile trip to the Grand Canyon and other points of in terest in the northern part of the state. Both were greatly bene fitted by their visit to Arizona's wonder of wonders.
 Henry Cohn, the Hermosillo and Culiacan hotel man, after a months visit in Mexico, where he had been on private business, is a guest at Hotel Evans. Be- fore returning to Culiacan. MT. Cohn will go to San Diego, Cal, for short visit with relatives.
 Val Valenzuela, manager of the Patagonia Commercial Com pany, spent Monday and Tues day at the county seat, on busi ness. Val is an enthusiastic member of the Nogales Elks. and when in the city makes his headquarters at The Elks Club.
 Announcement of the recent death in southern California, of Dr. Fred Rowland, former No gales mine promoter and dentist, has been received here. Dr. Rowland was about fifty years old and had been ill several years. He was a native of Bos- ton, Mass.
 J. A. Small, assistant super intendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters in Nogales, has been busy person ally directing the work of repair ing the damage done on the Mo- gales -Cananea branch, by the recent cloud burst out Santa Cruz way.
 J. B. Coker, who with a num- Der of Nogales citizens owns valuable mining property in the state of Sonora, after a short business visit in the city, has