The border vidette., 1922-07-22

to Pennsylvania for a visit at the old home of the Beam fami- ly. will return home in few days. Miss Beams mother who is recovering from her recent illness, will return later.
 l.. Brauer, manager of the Banco de Sonora at Hermosillo, is a guest at The Bowman, being accompanied by his family who recently returned from Califor- mia. MT. and Mrs. Brauer for merly resided in Nogales where they have many friends.
 John A. Mcdonald and A. D. Sydenham, prominent citizens of Patagonia, were county seat visitors the forepart of the week. MT. Mcdonald and Tom Fraser had the contract for digging the l fine new we'll for the municipal water works out on the river.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Muller, af ter a delightful visit in Mexico City, returned home the forepart of the week, and MT. Muller, who is vice president of the So nora Bank and Trust Company, is again at his desk greeting his many friends and acquaintanceS.
 Forest Ranger A. s. Wingo, who has been transferred from the Lincoln National Forest in New Mexico, to the Tumacacori district, with headquarters at the Nogales Ranger Station. arrived in the city last Thursday. The trip from New Mexico was made by automobile.
 w. Beckford Kibbey, from the great Alamo ranch in Sonora, of which he is manager and prin- cipal owner, was a border city visitor couple of days this week. on business and pleasure. Mir. Kibbey is son in law of Captain l.. w. Mix. we'll known capitalist of this city.
 Wednesday afternoon Alder man Bert Schleimer, Attorney Duane Bird, Bruce Hannah and J. B. Robinson, returned from a business visit to Magdalena, So nora, Mexico. They made the trip by automobile, and report the road between Nogales and the Garden City, good.
 Rudolph Kuchler, T. l.. Mac leod and c. B. Ashley, of the State Land Commission, were guests at The Bowman last We'd nesday from Phoenix. They were here for the purpose of conducting a state land sale, which was held in front of the court house, in this city.
 James B. Finley, general su- perintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico railroad, with headquarters at Empalme, So- nora, Mexico, arrived in the city last Wednesday evening from the south, being accompanied by Mrs. Finley and his private sec retary. MT. V. R. Arana.
 Dr. A. w. Hardtmayer, from Patagonia, has been guest at The Evans hotel this week sev- eral days. He reports his pa- tient, Colonel R. R. Richardson, greatly improved, to the delight Ol GIIdu SSAOlOndu . WlOO SII ClO of friends and acquaintances throughout Santa Cruz county. H. B. Sisk has returned from business visit in the east Kansas City and St. Louis-and will leave tomorrow for Maza- tlan, Sinaloa, where he will take oyer the management of the Central hotel. Mir. Sisk is live wire and we wish him good luck in the west coast metro polls.
 On his way to the States for a months vacation, Harry Cohen, proprietor of Hotel Rosales, of Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico, pass ed through Nogales the forepart of the week. Henry formerly resided in this city where he has many friends, all of whom will be pleased to know that he is prospering.
 w. P. Capehart, president and cashier of the First State Bank of Patagonia, accompanied by MT. Val. Valenzuela, Jr., direc- tor of the bank, who is also con- nected with the Patagonia Con- mercial Company, visited Noga- les the forepart of the week. From here the gentlemen mo- tored to Tucson.
 Mrs. Robert J. Coleman, is a oueSt at The Bowman from El