The border vidette., 1922-07-01

city, from their farm near Elgin.
 P. G. Salisbury, president of I the Arizona Industrial Congress, which met at the Santa Cruz Club yesterday, is a guest at The Bowman.
 T. B. Grace, popular repre- sentative of Jas. A. Dick Com pary, of Fl Paso, was a Nogales visitor the forepart Of the week from Douglas where be makes his home.
 Work on the new KresS Build ing on the old PrOto Bros. pro perty on Morley avenue is pro gressing nicely, ard Contractor w. P. Pierce. who is @ guest at The Bowman, expects to have the building erected on schedule time.
 c. c. Rockwell returned the forepart of the week from Her. mosiilo, Sonora. where he had been on private business. Char ley made the trip by automobile, and reports the roads very good, between Nogales and the Sonora capital.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Pomeroy, parents of,N. D. Pomeroy of the First National Bank of Nogales, and Mrs. Louis Kundle, a sister, are enjoying a visit in Nogales from their home in Pueblo, Colo rado, as guests of the PomeSys and other relatives.
 David Babbitt, Jr, formerly of Flagstaff. now a resident of Tucson, where he is manager of a branch of the automobile de- partment of the Babbitt Brothers Trading Go was a Nogales wis itor last Wednesday,, having come to attend the Taylor Hook wed ding.
 Fred. H. Hilliker, of the So- nora Valley Land Company, after an extended visit at his company's great farm near Mo- ria, Sonora, has returned to Los Angeles, where the offices of his company are located. Reported two and one half inches of rain down Noria way recently.
 Mir. aud Mrs. Fred. Lawson and daughter, arrived in the city the forepart of the week. from El Paso, for a short visit here with relatives. From here they will go to Patagonia where they will make their future home. Mrs. Lawton is daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. R. Beam.
 The grand ball to be given in Karam Hall in Nogales, Sonora, next Tuesday evening, by mem bers of Ridge Igo Post of the American Legion, is going to be a glorious affair. Peltier's or chestra will furnish music for the occasion, and refreshments ts will be served. Tickets are be ing sold by members of Ridge Igo post.
 Miss J. M. O'Daly, formerly one of Santa Cruz county's eff cient school teachers, who for some time past has been teach ing in the Berkeley, California, schools. is enjoying a visit in the city with friends. Next month Miss O'Daly will leave for her old home in Ireland, for an extended visit with relatives and friends.
 Dr. John Burton, we'll known Hermosillo physician and sur geon, has this week been a guest at Hotel Abadie, Nogales, So nora, from the Sonora capital city, where he conducts an up to date private hospital, where some of the best people of our sister state have been success fully treated by Dr. Burton and his able assistants.
 In recent letter to the Re- publican State Central Commit tee. Dwight B. Heard, publisher of the Arizona Republican of Phoenix, state that he has de cided not to seek the Republican senatorial nomination this year. Pressure of private business and a recent death in his family is the cause of MT. Heard declin ing to make the race.
 There will be a picnic in Sor reno canyon in the afternoon of July 4th, followed by a dance in the school house in the evening at the San Rafael valley school house. Good music has been