The border vidette., 1922-04-01


 owns a splendid ranch, motoreC to town last Monday and spen' ] the day here transacting private
 business.
 The grand ball at the Hidalgc l theatre, Nogales, Sonora, tonight in honor of the visiting dele
 gates to the Confederated Cham
 bers of Commerce of Mexico,
 promises to be one of the most city. The handsome play house has been beautifully decorated for the occasion.
 Mrs W. F Jackson and charm ing daughter, Miss Florence, who attended the Franklin. 1 Adams wedding in Tucson last Wednesday, evening. returned home last Thursday. Miss Jack son was one of the bridesmaids. The groom is brother of Mrs. J. A. Legarra. The lovely bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Franklin, highly respect ed pioneer citizens of Tucson. George A. Lonsberry, former ly Of Nogales, now a resident of Los Angeles, was a stopover visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week en route to the West Coast of Mexico, on busi ness connected with his interests in the wonderful south land. Mir. Ions berry is an enthusiastic booster for Mexico and believes the Uoited States should recog nize our southern neighbor right now.
 Juan Terrazas, ex vice Mexi. can consul at El Paso, Texas, Is again iu charge Of the MeXi can consulate at Nogales, relic " ing Consul | Magma, who has been transferred to CaleXico, California. Consul Terrazas and his estimable wife. are held in high esteem by citizens of this city, and their many friends here will be pleased to know that they have returned to Nogales to reside.
 Residents of Santa Cruz coun ty, who can use garden seeds, are invited to THE BORDER VI DETTE, where they can obtain beet, lettuce, onion, tomato and watermelon seeds, free. These choice vegetable seeds are from the United States Department of Agriculture at Washington, and were sent to this office by Sen ator Henry F. Ashurst, for dis. tribution. Don't fail to drop around and get some of these high class garden seeds. They are free.
 Louis Sanders. formerly of this city, now a successful business man of Muskogee, Oklahoma, who has been experimenting the annual assessment work on his mining claims situated a short distance f:om Nogales, has com pleted the work, and next week will return to Oklahoma, where he and his brother, Omar, have resided since leaving Nogales several years ago. The friends of Louis and Omar Sanders will be pleased to learn that they are prospering.
 Rev. David c. Foulges. s. J., noted missionary priest, will ! conduct a mission at the Sacred l Heart church of. Nogales, be. ginning tomorrow, April 2nd, and ending April 9th. Rev. 1 Father L. Duval, pastor of the | Sacred Heart church of Nogales, will assist Father Foulges at the | mission, during which three Masses will be said daily and l services held at night. Masses 1 will be said during the week at :, 7:3O and 8 o'clock with a ser. mon and benediction of the Bless ed Sacrement each night at : o'clock.
 The West Coast Supply Co.,, of which Augustine Escobosa is manager, this week moved into ! their new offices in the brick building fronting the Southern Pacific depot in Nogales, Sonora. just south of c. F. HOller'S of fees. The West Coast Supply | Company has the dining car on the Southern Pacific of Mexico railway between No- gales and Mazatlan, and Man ager EscOboza reports business improving daily. The service given under Manager Escoboza's personal uperVisiOn, is first