The border vidette., 1922-10-07

a business visitor in Nogales last Thursday.
 Bob O'Shea, popular travelling salesman, interviewed Nogales merchants the forepart of the week for his big Frisco whole sale house.
 T. A. Duff. auditor of the S.. P. R. R., and E. B. Sloan, chief engineer, with headquarters in Tucson, returned to the States last Wednesday, from a trip down the West Coast of Mexico. Amos J. Yeager. we'll known AIamoS, Sonora mining man, children, en route to the south country, from Los Angeles. visit ed Nogales friends a couple of days this week. \
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Heineman, prominent Tucson citizens, who | have wide circle of friends in this city, motored down from the ancient and honorable pueblo" last Wednesday. They return ed home Thursday.
 Mrs. Catherine Wise. mother of City Alderman J. B. Wise, has arrived from her home in Pitts burg, Pennsylvania. and will spend the winter at the ele- gant Wise home on Crawford street, where she spent last win ter.
 Word has been received in No gales to the effect that General Juan Carrasco, the revolutionary leader, who has been operating in the states of Sinaloa and Ma yarit, has surrendered to the Mexican federal forces near Mazatlan.
 County Assessor Victor Wager is in receipt of word that the new 1923 automobile license plates are now enroute to Noga, les from Los Angeles. Under the law, all auto owners must get their new plates by the first of January.
 Last Wednesday morning the stork called at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. R. Sisk, and left a fine nine pound baby boy. Both mother and little publisher are doing nicely and Papa Sisk is on the road to recovery. Con gratulations.
 This week Geo. B. Marsh, Inc, of Nogales shipped 500 pesos worth of merchandise to nrDt,opc school at Hermosillo. upon orders from General P. E. Gales, who pre- sented the merchandise to the orphans school.
 Mrs. E. l.. Chalfant, cashier at the Western Union telegraph officer, after an extended visit with relatives in the east, has returned home and is again at her desk, to the delight of her numerous friends and patrons of the local telegraph office.
 Democratic headquarsts in the Karam building in Grand Ave, recently occupied by the Brown for Sheriff Club, are open day and night. You are cordially in- vited to drop in and make your self at home, in the good old Democratic way. All are wei come.
 Sheriff John Montgomery of Maricopa county, was Nogales visitor a couple of days this week, from his home at Phoenix. The popular sheriff makes re gular visits to the Key City, where he has many friends who are always pleased to give him the glad hand"
 MT. and Mrs. J. G. Baccus and son, who for some months past have been sojourning in this city, departed for Hollywood, California, where young MT. Baccus has secured a position with motion picture company, last Wednesday,. The trip to California is being made in big touring car.
 Governor Campbell has ap- pointed delegates to represent Arizona at the twenty fifth an nual convention of the American Mining Congress to be held at ] Cleveland, Ohio, October 9 II. Among the delegates named are R. R. Richardson and O. A. | Pierce of Patagonia, and w. A. Sloan of Nogales.
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