The border vidette., 1922-01-14
LOCAL NEWS.

This week George Psomas, O! the Psomas GroceteIia, has beer Cn' the sick list.
 The dance tonight at the higt
 school auditorium, to be giver by the Boy Scouts of Nogales, is going to be the best ever. Don't 1 miss 1t.
 Contractor A. J. Panack, ac
 companied by Mrs. Panack and 1 the children. motored over from 1 Mowry last Thursday,on a shop. ping expedition.
 After a short visit with his family, in Los Angeles, Frank Pellier, the hotel man, has re turned to Hermosillo, where he manages the Arcade Hotel. Shell Gray, we'll known hide
 buyer, was south bound pass
 enger last Thursday night for
 points down the West Coast of
 Mexico, on business for his firm.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Milliken,
 former residents of Nogales
 when MT. Milliken was chief of
 the local immigration office. who
 now reside in the Salt River
 valley, are visiting the city, be
 ing guests at the home of Judge and Mrs. W. A. O'Connor.
 The Western Union is now at home in handsome new quarters in the new Geo. B. Marsh, Inc.
 building on Grand avenue. The office was moved late last night from the Southern Pacific rail road depot, under the personal supervision of Manager Cary.
 Yesterday Superior Judge Pat tee of Pima county, returned to his home in Tucson, after spend. ing a couple of days here on of ficial business. Judge Pattee has many friends in Santa Cruz county who always extend to him the glad hand of welcome.
 The state of Sonora is arran9- ing for state lottery, which will be run on a plan similar to the lottery in Mexico City. according to a report from Douglas. The lottery will be run for the pur- pose of raising funds for the maintenance of public schools of Sonora.
 Sheriff Ben Daniels of Pima county, was a visitor in the city one day this week, on official The High Sheriff for merly resided in Nogales. where be has many old time friends and acquaintances. Ben was United States marshal of Arizona when Roosevelt was president.
 Today Captain George McDon, aid, U. s. A, and his lovely bride, former Mrs. Marguerite Wise Walker. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Wise. of this city, l will depart for Arcadia, Florida, where they will reside. They | take with them the best wishes | of host of friends and acquaint sDces.
 This afternoon on the high | school grounds there will be an | interesting basketball game be | tween the teams of the Nogales | md Tucson high schools. The 1 game Wednesday afternoon be tween the boys team of the high | school and a team from the 25th ,nfanty, was won by the local 1OyS.
 The annual convention of the attorneys of the state will be held in Nogales on Jan nary 2O-21, at which time attor- leys from every county in Ari .ona will honcr our city with heir presence. Representatives rom the United States Attor- 1ey's office and Attorney Gen. ,ral' office, are expected to at end the convention.
 MT. l.. U. Rountree of La Trincheros. Sonora, 30 miles vest of Santa Ana, today (Turs- lay) on business in connection with his ranch. Mir. Rountree 'eports that he will have 5000 lcres of cotton this year and is luite optimistic regarding the i prospects. He has many people on his ranch including five Ame rican mIleS.-Herald.
 The Teachers Institute of San ,a Cruz county, will be held in Nogales Monday and Tuesday, January 30 aud 31. according to made by Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, county school superintendent. Miss Ell sic Toles, state superintendent i of schools, has announced her 1 n ion tiOD nF boipo nrooont O f. tho