The border vidette., 1921-02-26


 he has been attending the Third House of the Legislature.
 This week Mrs Josephine A. Saxon, superintendent of schools, has been visiting the country schools on an inspection trip.
 MT. Fred. Hilliker, of the So. nora Valley Land Company, en route to his home in Los Ange- les, was visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week, from his com mpany's big farm near Noria, | Sonora.
 Raymond Smith has returned from Hermosillo, where he spent several days a guest of the state authorities. Raymond says the climate at Hermosillo, can't be beat. Just the same he's glad to be home again.
 Mrs. l.. M Raines, of the Mo- gales Steam Laundry, has re- l turned from Los Angeles, where she visited MT. Raines, who is recovering from his severe ill., l ness and will soon return home greatly improved in health.
 Dr. Roberts, who for a number of years actively engaged in mining in the Altar, Sonora, mining district, has returned 1 from an extended business visit in the east, and will depart next week for the mines to resume operations.
 Couor1o. D;ao of Co,o,o oo a stopover visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week on his way | to Mexico City. His Excellency and party of friends motored from Nogales to Tucson, where l the governor took train for the | Mexican capital.
 Last Tuesday, Washington's Birthday, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Drachman of Tucson, motored down to the border to enjoy 1 several hours visit with their friends, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Le- garra, at their elegant home on | Crawford street.
 This week MT. W. Iberri of Guaymas, and Pedro Pinilli, of Minas PrietaS, were visitors at the border city. having come to attend the annual meeting of stockholders of the Guaymas Water Supply Company, of which they are officers. Tomorrow MessrS. Henry Le- win and c. F. Holler of this city, will motor out to their mining property situated near Patago- mia, in which Pete Hanson and Dr. Hardtmayer, of Patagonia, are interested. It is said the property is looking good.
 D. G. Chalmers, many years a resident of Santa Cruz county, who for some time past has re sided in Tucson, where he is in the employ of the Southern Pa cific company, returned from 9 visit to the West Coast of Mex ico, the forepart of the week.
 For the recovery of $3,OOO worth of jewelry recently stolen from the Camou residence occu- pied by Mir. F. Zenizo, credit is due Chief of Police Jay Lowe of Nogales, Arizona. The -jewelry was recovered in Nogales, So nora, where the thieves are now in jail.
 MT. Ed. Bohlinger, the Pata- gonia mining engineer, who has been under the weather for the past ten days, during which time he has been under treatment of Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, has fully recovered to the delight of his numerous friends throughout the county
 Friends of Bracey Curtis. pre- sident of the The First National Bank of Nogales, will be pleased to learn that he is getting along fine in Los Angeles, where he is being treated by famous special ists for bad attack of throat | trouble, as result of a sever cold contracted in Mexico City. Harry Hines, the contractor, will do the brick work on the new school building. W. ". Ford, the we'll known, success | ful plumber. secured the big contract for doing all the plumbing work. Taxpayers will get a run for their money with Dad" Ford and Harry Hines on the job.
 Mir John O'Connor tho fam.