The border vidette., 1922-11-11
NOVEMBER II, 1922.
LOCAL NEWS.
This is Armistice Day.

1 MT. TheO. Geoler, pioneer re tired hard ware dealer, is quite i'll at his home on Grand avenue. The Democratic land slide last Tuesday in Arizona, was the l greatest ever witnessed in the l state.
 Lown 6 Woods, local con. tractors, have started work on the new bride over the Sonoita creek at Patagonia. Henry Weinberg, proprietor of La Barata, has gone to New York to buy goods for his big store on Morley avenue. J. Campbell Besley, Hermo sillo planter, and Joe Mcintyre, of the First National Bank of Nogales, went south Sunday. Mrs. H. P. Milligan. wife of Major (Pat) Milligan, departed last Wednesday for Madison, Wisconsin, where she will visit her parents.
 President Bracy Curtis of the | First National Bank of Nogales, has gone to Navajoa and Alamos, Sonora, on combined business | and pleasure visit.
 Dr. A. c. Kingsley, who came from Phoenix to vote for Cover nor Hunt and other Democratic candidates last Tuesday, has re turned to the capital city.
 City Alderman J. c. Tovrea. local manager of the Arizona Packing Co.,, accompanied by his little daughter, returned Mon. l day from the state fair at Phoe- nix.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis, and daughter Mrs. Katherine Maui, have returned to their home at Hermosillo, after enjoying a visit here with relatives and friends.
 Colonel A. J. Macnab, Jr., i commander. of. the Twenty fifth Infantry at. Camp Stephen D. | Little, has returned from sue cessful hunting trip in Sonora, l Mexico.
 Attorney Frank J. Barry re- turned the farepart of the week from up state where be made a number of Republican speeches. l Mir. Barry is one of Arizona's silver tongued orators.
 The great patriotic picture, Cardigan" drew large crowd at The Nogales Theatre last night. Many tickets were sold by Harry Sugg and other mem bers of the Amercan Legion. County Assessor Victor J. Wager, who last Tuesday was re elected without opposition, is | recovering from his recent ill ness, to the delight of his many friends in Santa Cruz county.
 Tom Fraser, Ed. Bohlinger and Lou Quinn, well known Dem ocrats of Patagonia, were here Wednesday night to help the Democrats celebrate the great victory at the polls last Tues day.
 A mans overcoat stolen from an automobile on election day can be obtained by the owner calling at police station. The coat was found in the possession of a dope fiend arrested by the police.
 State Treasurer Raymond R.. Earhart, came home to vote. So did Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside, for
 ner state representative from this county, for long time con- nected with the State Highway . Department.
 The Los Mochis Agricultural Union has taken an option on the old Chamber of Commerce room in the Hotel Bowman build. ing and will shortly open offices
 there in charge of MT. l.. Fl.
 Burr, manager.
 State Senator elect c. A
 Pierce, accompanied by Mrs f Pierce, Mrs. E. D. Farley aud
 Miss Ethyl Mccormick, motore6
 down from Patagonia last Wed
 nesday and took part in the biz
 Democratic celebration. ,. Owing to the fact that the fire
 men held a dance Tuesday nigh
 and the American Legion vii
 hold one tonight at the Fire
 mans Club, The Elks' danc' scheduled for last night, ha'
 been postponed to Friday even 9 ing of next week.