The border vidette., 1922-04-29
LOCAL NEWS.

l been a visitor Tn Magdalena, SO nora.
 Have you tried AIS merchant lunch? Just across from the post office.
 A. w. Jenkins, from the state highway, has been a business visitor in the city couple of days this week.
 Jake Shepard, en route to his mining property in Sonora, is a guest at The Bowman, from Anaheim, California. Duane Bird, state commander l of the American Legion, has re- turned from Tucson, where he | went Thursday on legal business.
 Fred. Williams has gone to the San Xavier district. Sonora, where he will operate silver mine owned by himself anG as- sociates.
 Foster Wright, former cashier of The Nogales National Bank, will leave in a few days for the west coast of Mexico on private business.
 George Kramer, superiuten- dent of the Pullman Company, has returned from trip down the west coast, in the interest of his company.
 Theron Richardson, cashier of The First National Nank of No gales, has returned from Los Angeles, where he had been on business for his bank.
 Last Tuesday a fine baby girl arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. l.. H. Grimes. Mother and little one doing nicely, and Off cer Grimes will recover.
 Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank of No gales. departed last Wednesday for Los Angeles, on a combined business and pleasure visit.
 J. A. Legarra, of The Famous, and Henry Levin, well known pioneer commission agent, are in Hermosillo, on a business visit. They'll return home Monday.
 Last Wednesday night ten can didates were initiated into the mysteries of the Knights of Pythias Lodge of Nogales, at Castle Hall on Terrace avenue.
 The grand ball to be given by the Nogales Fire Department, May 9th, at the Santa Cruz Club, is going to be the best ever. says Harry Sugg, chairman of the dance committee.
 This week Collector of Gus toms Charles l.. Fowler has been in Phoenix attending the good roads convention, as the person al representative of Senator Ralph H. Cameron.
 H. M. Clagett, right bower of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, has re turned from a business trip throughout the state, being ac- companied by John Titcomb, son of President k. Titcomb. of the big local firm.
 Tomorrow afternoon, at Tue son, the Nogales, Sonora, base ball team, made famous by Dave Salazar, who last Sunday de- feated the Bearcats of this city, will cross bats with an all star Tucson nine.
 Harry Patterson, from Pata- gonia, was here the forepart of the week looking after his po- litical fences. Pats friends say he is running strong for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Santa Cruz county.
 J. c. Elliott, a representative of the United States Treasury Department, is here from Ell Paso on business connected with the construction of the new fed eral building in Nogales, on which work will begin shortly. Mr. Elliott is at The Bowman.
 Harry Lawton, genial popular general freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico railway, with headquart- CTS at Guaymas, is enjoying a few days visit in the city, as a guest of his friend Col. A. J. McNab, commander of the 25th Infantry.
 Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Al berto Mascarenas, formerly of Nogales, now residing in LOn- don, England, where MT. Mas carenas is consular agent for the Mexican OOVernmont will regret