The border vidette., 1922-07-08

of the First National Bank of Nogales, returned home last ! Wednesday,. He found condi- tions in the south country great ly improved.
 Teofilo Otero, one of Pima county's we'll known pioneer citi- zens, spent several days in No gales this week with old friends and acquaintances. Mir. Otero has for many years been one of southern Arizona's successful | livestock raisers, his cattle rang ing in the neigh borhood of Ari- vaca and Amado.
 The big Fourth of July dance given by the American Legion, Tuesday night, was a glorious affair. The dance was held in the Karam Hall in Nogales, So- nora, just south of the American consulate. Music was furnished by Peltier's orchestra. As hosts the American Legion boys prov ed themselves pastmasters in the art of entertaining.
 Hale and hearty and feeling fine and dandy, Hon. Theodore Gebler. retired hardware mer chant, and director of the First National Bank of Nogales, on July first celebrated his ninety first birthday at the Gebler place on Grand avenue, where for more than thirty years he has made his home. We join Papa" Gebler's host of friends in wish. ing him many more happy-birth- days.
 Mrs Masie Berry Moore, wife of J. c. Moore, died last Tues day afternoon at her home on Elm street, after a short illness. Deceased who was II years of age, besides her husband, is sur viyed by mother, sister and daughter, residing in New Mex ico. For the past two years Mrs. Moore was employed at cigar stands of local hotels, where she made many friends, all of whom will regret to learn of her sudden death.
 On the Fourth of July, at the Blenman Park in Tucson, the Sonora baseball nine, of No gales, Sonora, defeated the fast Southern Pacific Motive Power team by a score of 8 to z. Three times have the boys from across the border defeated the Tucson team, which is one of the best in the state. Governor Elias of Sonora. who takes a great inter est in the Sonora nine, is justly proud of the splendid record made by "his"; boys this season.
 Dave F. Johnson, chairman, and Member Loren Vaughn, of the Arizona Corporation Com mission, were here Wednesday on business connected with hear ing of the matter of the applica- tion of the Walnut Grove Bus Line, R. J. Taylor. for certifi- cate of convenience and neces sity to operate a bus line within the city limits of Nogales. The permit was granted and in future MT. Taylor will operate a jitney line between Walnut Grove and Nogales, on Morley avenue.
 The West Coast Supply Co.,, Augustin Escobosa, manager, this week opened a cigar stand in the Concordia Club, just across the intern ational line, in Sonora. Besides high class cigars, etc, the company will handle Mexican curios, post cards, etc., which will be sold by charming young lady clerks. The company of which MT. Es | cobosa is manager, also has the dining car concession on the Southern Pacific of Mexico R. R. between Nogales and Mazatlan, l Sinaloa.
 J. T. Johnstone, one of the best electrical workers in Ari zona, who for several years has been the custodian of The First National Banks property, has been busy this week doing the electrical work in the handsome new home on Marsh Heights, being erected for Grover Mar steller, assistant cashier of First National Bank. Mr. Johnstone did the electrical work in sew eral of the finest residences in Nogales. The system being in stalled in Mir. Marsteller's home is first class and up to the min ute.
 A very pretty wedding was l hold q f tho Sacro6 Hea If church