The border vidette., 1922-01-07

Jimmie 'IraynOr, a former plO ueer resident of Nogales, who now resides at Stafford, Arizona where he engages in the hard ware and furniture business, has been Nogales visitor this week 8 gnest of his old friend, Pat Hannah.
 Postmaster Beatty. with the cooperation of Manager Jen. nings of the local telephone sys- tenn, has installed telephone booth in the lobby of the post office. The telephone booth will be accessible to the public day and night.
 Charles Wise, son of MT. and | Mrs. J. E. Wise, after enjoying his holidays here with bis par ents, has returned to the mili- tary college at Roswell, New Mexico, where he is making a wonderful record as @ student and athlete.
 George Burnum, for many ! years connected with the mer- cantile department of the South
  quarters at Empalme, has been a business visitor iu Nogales l several days this week from the south country.
 John Hughes, proprietor of The Cave in Nogales, Sonora, will shortly go down the West Coast of Mexico, for a we'll earned rest. During his absence from the city Doss and George will be in charge of the popular pleasure resort.
 Captain J. Buckley, of the 18th Infantry, U. $. A., and his love ly bride, who was Miss Helen Maloney, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Maloney, of Ruby, Arizona, are now residing at Camp Stephen D. Little, after their honeymoon.
 This week N. Leeker disposed of his interest in the La Barata dry goods store to S. Saba, pro- prietor of The Manchester Store in Morley avenue. Mir. Leeker announces that he will go to New York City, where he will engage in business.
 Under Sheriff John Bowman is taking 8 vacation, his desk in the sheriff's office being filled by Albert Abbott, one of Sheriff Whites deputies. For some time past Mir. Bowman has been un Nder the weather, and his friends hope he will soon regain his health.
 Monday night James Hannah was badly injured in the face and leg while blowing up a tire on his Cadillac car in front of the Nogales garage on Morley avenue. The rim of the tire hit Jimmie in the face knocking him down. In the fall he sprained his ankle.
 Thursday four carloads of to matoes arrived at the border consigned to Alex Strachan, the we'll known, successful distribu- tor, who has orders for 500 car loads of the Mexican product Six more carloads will be receiv. GU dST0 Oy WI oGI dCudu, lOI Ud0 eastern market, next week.
 Tomorrow afternoon on the local high school grounds the football teams of the Twenty fifth Infantry at Camp Little and the Tenth Cavalry of Fort Hua- chuca, which played a tie game Christmas day, will play another game. A big crowd is expected to witness a battle royal"
 Jack Egan, superintendent of the Wells Fargo Express Co.,, on the West Coast of Mexico. with headquarters at Empalme, is in the city, on business connected with the recent robbery of the Nogaies, Sonora, office, when several thousand dollars were stolen from the compauy's safe.
 At the request of the board of supervisors, the city aldermen at their meeting last Tuesday night decided to discharge all aliens working in the city street department and replace them with Americans. At the meet ing the Southern Pacific railroad company was instructed to build side walks on the north side of Park street.
 Mir. Woeber Smith, the New York banker, after enjoying the