The border vidette., 1922-09-30
SEPTEMBER 30, 1922.
LOCAL NEWS.

l y and w. c. Laughlin are here from Los Angeles.
 Attorney and Mrs. J. w. Fitz- patrick motored to Phoenix the forepart of the week. Ed. Bohlinger. Patagonia min ing engineer, was a county seat visitor last Thursday. Joe Berk, of The Modern, has l been on the sick this week, at his home on North Morley ave. Mrs. Harry Narcotic of The Evans, is enjoying a visit at Ely, Nevada, her former home.
 The members of the Democra tic County Central Committee will meet tonight at the court house.
 After an extended buying trip to New York City. Mrs. Joseph Berk of The Modern Shop, has returned home.
 Yesterday afternoon the mem bers of the Mcdowell Music Club held meeting at the resi- dence of Mrs. Duane Bird. Mrs. Rose Raines has gone to Long Beach, California for a months visit, being accompanied by her son, Hampton Raines.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. E. Bethell and MT. and Mrs. c. l.. North craft, from Patagonia, were vis- itors in the city last Tuesday.
 Mir. A. l.. Lewis, we'll known Hermosillo ore buyer, has this week been a visitor in the Key City, from the Sonora capital.
 Captain Kenneth c. Littlejohn and w. 0. Murphy, we'll known road contractors, from Tucson, visited Nogales last Thursday.
 M. G. Shattack, mining engi, neer of BiSbee, has returned to the States. from business trip down the West Coast of Mexico.
 This week G. A. Cushing of the Nogales Steam Laundry. motored to Phoenix on business, being accompanied by H. L.. Corl.
 MT. and Mrs Otto Loeb. for merly of Nogales, now residents of Douglas, enjoyed a couple of days visit here with friends this week.
 Joe Bergier, one of Santa Cruz county's best known young cattleraiSers, was a business visitor in Nogales last Thurs day from his ranch.
 The many friends of Dr. W. H. Purdy will be glad to learn that he is again able to be around after having been confined to his home by illness.
 Miss Caroline Cohen of Hous- | ton. Texas, a niece of Mrs. Fred. Noon, is a house guest of the Moons at their pleasant home on north Grand avenue.
 The dancing party given by The Elks last night was very enjoyable affair, being largely attended by the Best People On Earth and their ladies.
 Hugh Knox, president of the Arizona Cotton Association of the Salt River valley, has this week been a business visitor in the city, from Phoenix.
 Ben Coltman and family, ac- companied by J. B. Robinson and family, returned from Tue. son Sunday night, where they spent the Jewish holiday.
 Judge w. A. O'Connor of the Superior Court returned Tues day night from Tucson where he occupied the Pima county Su perior court couple of days.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Duma zert of the Villa de Paris, have sailed from New York for theil old home in sunny France, for g visit with relatives and friends.
 Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, Mrs Theodora Marsh, Duane Biro and Tom Fraser attended the Democratic State Central Com mittee meeting at Phoenix las Monday and Tuesday, as dele gates from Santa Cruz county. Mrs. V. A. Sneaker, wife O Dr. Sneaker, has been appointed
 by Governor Campbell as a dele gate to the thirteenth annua
 meeting of the American Chil.
 Hygme Association, which con
 venes in Washington, D. C., Oc } tober 12th.