The border vidette., 1922-02-18

Ferd. VanMourick, secretary
 of the Sonora News Company,
 who formerly resided in Nogales
 with his family, after spending
 several days here on business, ! has returned to his home at
 Ocean Park. California.
 Sonoita people are taking steps
 toward organiza tion of federal farm loan association, under au
 act of congress providing for such medium of advancement.
 A meeting is to be held there 1 today to arrange details. En route to Guaymas for
 visit with Mir. ard Mrs. Harry La wtou, Mr. J. F. Williams, pre-
 sident Of the City National Bank of El Paso, Texas, was a Noga les visitor last Sunday, being
 accompanied by Mrs Williams.
 George H. Pound, one of the
 largest tomato growers on the
 West Coast of Mexico, accom- panied by his wife, arrived from the south country the forepart of the week en route to Califor- uia. Mr. Pound is partner of Howard Potter.
 Miss Margaret French has been appointed assistant,clerk of the superior court, to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna tion of Miss Mabel Wylie, who on Washington's Birthday will before the bride of Attorney Pollock of this city.
 The body of Charles Spader, former city clerk of Douglas, who died at St. Joseph's Hos pital last Saturday evening. from heart trouble, was shipped last Monday to Douglas, thence to de- ceased's former home at Brook Iyn, N. Y, for burial.
 Last Monday l. P. Fraizer, State Representative from Santa Cruz county, was 8 visitor in Nogales, from Phoenix. On Tues day he went to Phoenix to as sume his duties in the LeRisla ture, which convened in special l session on Wednesday.
 Josephine Titcomb, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E Titcomb of | this city, has gone to the United | Sugar Company's great planta tion at Los Mochis, Sinaloa, where, she will enjoy visit at the beautiful home of President | and Mrs. B. F. Johnson.
 The entertainmentan and musical given last Wednesday by Ridge of 4 zion, at the Santa Cruz Club, in honor of members of the Army 6 Navy Union, the Chamber of Santa Cruz Club and l their friends, was a grand sue cess.
 On Tuesday of this week Hugo the assayer and ore buy CT, received word of the passing of his father, Charles s: Miller, citizen of Bollenger, Texas. In his loss, MT. Miller has the sympathy of his many friends and acquaintance in 
 State Treasurer R. R. Earhart arrived from Phoenix last We'd nesday and shortly afterward left by automobile with his wife to attend the Masonic conclave in Tucson. From Tucson MT. Earhart will return to the state capital, being accompanied by his wife.
 Wednesday Chief of Police Lowe received word from Phoe- nix of the theft there last Tues day of 8 Ford coupe. Three men who are supposed to have stolen the car from a service station, are believed to be headed for the border in the car which had wire wheels.
 Shell Gray, the we'll known local hide buyer, has returned from a strenuous trip in Lower California. After being tossed about for twenty one days by the angry waves, Shell is mighty glad to be back on dry land. Shell says little old Guaymas sure looked good to him.
 In communication received by Mexican Consul Ismael Ma gana of Nogales, Arizona, Pre- sident Obregon of Mexico denied that he is any relation to Sal vador Martinez Tapia, who has been claiming in various parts of 1 the United States that he is a of the Mexican Dresident