The border vidette., 1921-10-15

l 1IhurSday tranSactlng business for his interesting weekly.
 Col. A. J. McNab, new com mander of the 25th Infantry, arrived in the city yesterday and | immediately assumed his duties at Camp Stephen D Little. 1 State Senator Jack Schleimer is now in New York City. The Senator is sure hitting the high places these days. If Mexico does not get recognition by the United States, it will be no fault of the Senator from Santa Cruz 1 county.
 Every body in Nogales will be pleased to learn that Miss Marie Arado. deputy county superin- tendent, who has been quite ill at St. Joseph's hospital, is great ly improved, and hopes are en- terteined for her speedy com- plete recovery.
 O.. S. ReLrum, president of the Peterson State Bank of Peter son, Minn., en route to the West Coast of Mexico, was a stop over visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week, guest of his friend Foster Wright, cashier of The Nogales National Bank.
 At the meeting of the Elks' Ladies held last Monday after noon at the Elks Club, the fol lowing ladies were elected off cers for the ensuing term: Pre- sident. Mrs. Edin borough; Se- cretary, Mrs. Harry Mosslander; Treasurer, Mrs. c. V. Fowler.
 Monday John Brickwood, Jr., and Bill Chalmers, on their way to the hills to shoot deer, went into ditch at Yaqui Hill. Both escaped serious injury, when the car in which they were riding turned over, as result of~a broken knuckle. John was at the wheel.
 Last Monday President Harry B. Titcomb of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, returned to the States from his tour of in spection of the company's lines down the West Coast of Mexico. On the trip he was accompanied by Superintendent J. A. Small of this city.
 ] County Assessor Vic Wager | has returned from the country, and reports cattle in the San | Rafael valley in fine condition for tte market. Everywhere | farmers and stockraisers are cut ting wild hay of which there is h 1o I h San Rafael valley.
 MT. B. B. Bethell, the we'll known Patagonia merchant, who is manager of the Washington Trading Company, spent Thurs | day in the city being accompani- ed by his wife. MT. Bethell is a | thirty three degree booster for Patagonia, Santa Rita and liar shaw mining districts.
 Miss Helena Karns, accom- plished daughter of MT. and | Mrs. Harry J. Harms, enjoyed the week end at her pleasant home on Grand avenue. Sunday night she returned to the Uni versity of Arizona, at Tucson. where she is making a splendid record with her studies.
 Joe Berk, proprietor of The Modern, returned home last Thursday from an extended buy ing expedition in the eastern markets. Mrs. Berk motored to Tucson to meet her husband, who says he purchasel many wonderful bargains for his great emporium on Morley avenue.
 The return of Perry Hooper, condemned negro murderer, to United States by Mexican immi- grafton officers, shows that our neigh bors are playing the game square. Hooper is now safe in the state penitentiary at Florence, where he was taken the torepart of the week by Sheriff George White of Santa Cruz county.
 J. l.. Sheperd, from Anheim, California, accompanied by a number of business associates, from California, has this week been in Sonora looking after his mining interests. For thirty years Jake Sheperd has been interested in mines in Arizona and Sonora. His friends hope he'll strike it rich, some day.
 Manager Escoboza of the rail. way dining service between No