The border vidette., 1922-07-22
JULY 22. 1922.
LOCAL NEWS.

N0W or LOT d VlSlG WILL ISId tives and friends.
 Harry Mosslander of the Marsh mortuary is spending a vacation at Long Beach, California.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Bethell. from Patagonia, spent Thursday in the city from their home in Pata agonia.
 Mrs. Mix, wife of Captain l.. w. Mix, has gone to the coast for a short visit with relatives and friends.
 w. c. Greene. cattleman from Cananea, has been business visitor in the city couple of days this week.
 B. Maier, pioneer merchant of Benson, was a Nogales visitor the forepart of the week. on business for his company.
 Fred. Williams, from his min ing properties in the San Xavier district, Sonora, Mexico. is a business visitor In the city, for a few days.
 Last Sunday members of the Daughters of Isabella enjoyed a picnic and swimming party at Monkey Springs, one of the most delightful spots in Santa Cruz county.
 S. Fred. Noon contemplates going to California where he will visit with his family who are spending a vacation at the beaches in the vicinity of Los Angeles.
 Sheriff John Montgomery of Maricopa county, ,motored all the way from Phoenix to offer his services to Sheriff Saxon in the Silvas- Martinez man hunt. Bully for Johnny.
 Mrs. Grace Farrell. candidate for superintendent of schools on the Democratic ticket, visited the county seat the forepart of the week, from her home at Washington Camp.
 Mrs. G. c. Gildea, of Los An geles, accompanied by her daught CT Ruth and son Greeley, are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Edward Gildea, the lady's son and daughter flaw, in this city.
 Sam Heslet, agent for the Giroux Consolidated Mines con- pany, after delightful vacation spent on the coast with his wife and son, Desmond, returned to Sultana, Sonora, the forepart of the week.
 Sunday Mrs. Louis Scherb, ,ac- companied by Miss Jessie Dun- bar and Miss Dorothy Hopkins, enjoyed a delightful outing at Monkey Springs, where there is one of the finest swimming pools in the state.
 Vic. Wager, county assessor and Miss Laura Parsons, clerk of the board of supervisors will leave today for Bisbee, to attend the annual meeting of the state Monday morning.
 Sheriff J. B. Hood of Cochise county, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty, who took part in the hunt for SilvaS and Martinez, were visitors in Noga- les last Monday for a few hours visit with old friends and ac- quaintances.
 Captain Kelton, former sheriff of Cochise county, who recently returned from an extended busi- ness and pleasure visit in the east. after enjoying a couple of weeks in Nogales with old time friends, has gone to Tucson for a short visit.
 Seventy thousand bags of So- nora and Sinaloa garbanzos, said to be last of the 1921 crop grown on the West Coast, were shipped this week from Guaymas to Spain, via. Panama canal. The shipment was purchased by eight Spanish concerns.
 Eva M. Harper of San Fran cisco, who IS interested in big colonization proposition on the West Coast of Mexico, has been guest at The Bowman a couple of days this week. She is ac companied by her secretary, w. H. O'Bryon. Mrs. Harper will bring twenty families through Nogales early in October, for the West Coast country.