The border vidette., 1922-10-07

again able to be at his desk, car. ! ing for the accounts of his many | clients. John is a first class bookkeeper and accountant.
 P. M. Capin, owner of the El Paso Store, which he recently purchased from Sam Leeker, has returned from New York City and other eastern markets, on a buying expedition, which he says was a success in every way.
 Last Tuesday John Burton, we'll known local contractor and i builder, returned from a short visit in Los Angeles, being ac companied by his mother. Mrs. Ed ward Burton. who had been called to Los Angeles on account of the death. in that city, of her sister, Mrs. James Grey, a for | mer we'll known resident of No gales.
 The preliminary examination of James Hathaway and Valen- tino Rivera, set for yesterday before Justice of the Peace M. Marstelier, has been postponed, owing to the inability of Jesus Olivas, the complaining witness, to leave the hospital, as a result of wounds received when he was shot recently out on the Hatha way ranch.
 Miss Alice Johntoue, who for the past two years has been in El Paso, in the employ of the Southern Pacific R. R., has re- turned to Nogales, to accept position as s1enographer in the office of Attorney S. F. Noon. Miss Johnstone is a sister of Mrs. P. J. Worland. Her many friends will be pleased to learn that she has returned to Nogales to reside.
 Collector of Customs Carlos Diaz of Nogales, Sonora, return ed yesterday from a trip to Mex leo City. When MT. Diaz left here about two weeks ago it was thought that he would probably be transferred to another point in Mexico. In honor of his return a picnic and barbecue will be given by his many friends to morrow at the Buena Vista ranch tomorrow.
 The second dance given last night by the Fireman's Club of Nogales, formerly the Santa Club, at Fireman's hall, was very enjoyable affair, largely at tended by members and their ladies. Messrs. Harry Sugg. Ed Jakes and Guy Wiley, members like beavers to make the affair big success. Music was furnish ed by Peltier's orchestra.
 Fred H. Hilliker. of the So- nora Valley Land Company, of Los Angeles, after a visit to his company's splendid ranch prop erty in the state of Sonora, near Noria, returned to the States the forepart of the week. He was accompanied by a number of land buyers, who expressed themselves as greatly pleased with the wonderful country south of the international bor- der.
 Mrs. John A. Maloney and daughter, Miss Rita Maloney, from Ruby, this county, have been visitors in the city a couple of days this week, being guests at The Bowman. The MaloneyS formerly resided in Nogales where they have a wide circle of friends and acquaintances. Mir. John A. Maloney is a pioneer mining man of the Ruby district. where he serves his country as justice of the peace.
 John Hughes, proprietor of The Cave, and George Layne, manager of the The Manhattan. popular emporiums across the international border, have re. turned from very enjoyable vacation at the great Pearson Rancho in Sonora, where Mine Host Clayton showed the boys the time of their young lives. When it comes to raking hay, Wade Barbee says Maud Muller had nothing on John and George. Good news was received in Nogales the forepart of the week to the effect that Colonel" Ben Ashby, we'll known passenger conductor on the Sonora branch | of the Southern Pacific of Mex