The border vidette., 1922-09-02

'
 county, was killed yesterday by
 bolt of lightning, near her
 home at Alto.
 H A. Cohn and F. P. Hart of
 the Montezuma hotel. have taken over the Hotel Alexandria at
 Cananea, Sonora, and will con-
 duct it in connection with tbe i Montezuma.
 Many Nogales baseball fans
 will go to Mesa today to root for the home" team, which will play a series of three games, ,one tomorrow and two on Monday, Labor Day.
 f Friends of Mir. I. G. King, will be glad to learn that he has recovered from his recent ill ness and has returned to his camp on the Nogales- Washing. ton Camp road.
 Miss Lola Peck, daughter of Mir. and Mrs A. l.. Peck, among NogalSS' oldest pioneer citizens, has returned from six weeks vacation in Los Angeles, with relatives and friends.
 Four aliens were brought here from Phoenix last Monday for deportation to Mexico, by Tom Artindale, Chinese inspector, at tached to the United States inn migration station in Tucson.
 John w. Writer, Magda!ena mining man, has been a business visitor in Nogales this week couple of days. Mir. Writer is agent at the Garden City for the Black Mountain Mining Go.
 Alex. Knudson, for a number of years connected with the local U. s. immigration service, has returned from his annual vaca- tion which he spent with his parents at Rochester, Minnesota.
 Mrs. Clementine Temple has accepted position as teacher in the N-ogales schools. Mrs. Tem- pie is the widow of the late Joe Temple, general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mex ico.
 MT. and Mrs. Gatlin. from their ranch home near Patago- mia, were county seat visitors the forepart of the week. MT. Gatlin is one of the Democratic candidates for supervisor from his district.
 Mrs. Harry J. Patterson, who is making splendid campaign for her husband for sheriff, ac companied by Mrs. Tom Fraser spent several days at the county seat this week interviewing De mocratic voters
 Editor Howard Keener of the Patagonian and Democratic candidate for the nomination for justice of the peace of Patago mia, was a NogaleS visitor the forepart of the week in the in- terest of his interesting weekly.
 Miss Kathryn Farrell, efficient teacher in the Nogales schools, has returned from Harshaw where she spent her summer vacation with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Richard Farrell. high ly respected pioneer citizens of Santa Cruz county.
 Mrs Leeker, wife of Alder' man Samuel Leeker, accompa- nied by her two bright boys, Justin and William, departed the forepart of the week for visit with relatives in Memphis, Tenn. The boys will enter one of the splendid colleges in the south.
 Mrs. Frank J. Barry and child ren have gone to Los Angeles where the children will attend school during the fall and win ter term, beginning next week. Attorney Barry is also in the City of Angels enjoying a short visit with his interesting family.
 Mir. and Mrs. Claude Jones departed last Tuesday for Tyr one, New Mexico, where they will make their future home. For some time past Mir. Jones who, is an engineer, has been connected with the Arizona Gas & Electric company in this city.
 w. Beckford Kibbey, from the Alamo ranch in Sonora, was an arrival in the city last Wednes- day evening from the south country. Mir. Kibbey is a son. in law of Captain l.. w. Mix, president of the Nogales Oil & Gas Company of which Frank J.