The border vidette., 1922-09-30

ing a short visit in Los Angeles. where he went after attending the Democratic State Central Committee at Phoenix last Mon day.
 l Major Carlos VonPetersdorff who now makes his home in El PaSo, Texas, was visitor in the city couple of days this week, being a guest at the Evans hotel.
 | Attorney Samuel l.. Pattee, of Tucson. former judge of the superior court of Pima county, was a Nogales visitor the fore part of the week on professional | business.
 Tom Fraser, Patagonia mining man, en route home from Phoe. nix where he attended the Dem ocratic State Central Committee meeting, was a Nogales visitor last Wednesday.
 The war department has sus- pended the order for the removal of battalion of the 25th h. fantry from Camp Stephen D. Little at Nogales to Camp Harry Jones at Douglas.
 Henry Vein nberg, proprietor of La Barata, and Richard Block of the Nogales Shoe Company, | returned last Sunday from Tue son where they celebrated Jewish New Years on Saturday. Frank Miller, we'll known con- tractor. sprained his ankle badly last Monday morning when a Scaffold upon which he was working gave way at the Wine gar residence on Crawford St.
 This week Colonel A. J. Mac nab, Jr., president of the Noga- les Rotary Club, has been in Albuquerque, New Mexico. at- tending the Arizona New Mexico district meeting of Rotary Clubs. Thursday night a number of friends rendered MT. and Mrs. Herbert Chatham delightful surprise party at the home of the newly wedS in Hudgin street. | Cards and dancing were enjoyed.
 MT. Ripley, Los Angeles land salesman, who has been visiting his company's property near Hermosillo, arrived from the south country the forepart of the week and continued on to Los Angeles.
 Yesterday Guillermo Robinson and other local baseball fans, motored to Phoenix to witness the series today and tomorrow between the Sonora champions of Nogales, and the All Stars of Phoenix.
 After enjoying couple of weeks visit at the country home of her sister Mrs. R. o. Leather man, Miss Beulah Durreli, of Van Horn, Texas, returned to her home in the Lone Star state the forepart of the week. Rudolph Peterson, formerly connected with the Sonora Bank and Trust Co.,, of this city, en route to Hermosillo from San Francisco, where he has resided for the past two years, was a Nogales visitor this week a couple of days.
 IgnaciO Amezucca. sentenced by Superior Judge O'Connor to from to 10 years in the state penitentiary, after having been found guilty of highway rob bery, was taken to Florence last Thursday by Harold Brown and R O T,eatherman
 The agreement reached in New York by Adolfo de la Huerta, minister of finance of Mexico with the international bankers, and unanimously ratified by both houses of the Mexican congress, was signed yesterday by Presi- dent Alvero Obregon.
 The funeral of Miss Isaura Castro, 23 years of age, who died Saturday morning at the family residence, 345 Oak street, was held Sunday afternoon from the Sacred Heart church. Rev. Fath- CT Duval officiated at the church services and at the cemetery.
 Mrs. Wirt G. Bowman, from Douglas where the Bowmans now reside, motored over from the Shelter City the forepart ot l the week, for a short visit with her daughter, Mrs. William Cav anaugh, who now occupies the Bowman residence on Marsh Heights.