The border vidette., 1922-04-01


 : guest at Hotel Evans. The gen
 tleman is field agent :5c-- the L' Salle Cores pondence Schools.
 A large attractive stage curtir
 for the Hidalgo Theatre in No
 gales, Sonora, has been made
 by Steve Merino and R. D
 Gould, for use during the con
 vention of the ConfederateG
 Chambers Of Commerce of Mex
 ico, which convened this morn. ing.
 Last Tuesday Alderman and Mrs. Sam Leeker motored to l Tucson, where they were guests of Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Land. Mir. Land. who is now q pro 1 minent Tucson banker, was for merIy vice president and man ager of the Nogales National i Bank.
 This week Dr. M. A. Wuersch midt, the celebrated Nogales optometrist, removed from his told quarters in the Jund Build ing on Morley avenue to hand some new, up to date quarters at 313 Morley avenue, where he is welcoming his many friends and clients.
 Colonel R R Richardson and Ed. Bohlinger of Patagonia, were business visitors in Nogales last Wednesday. being guests at Ho tel Evans. Colonel Richardson is one of Arizona's best known successful mining men, and Mir. Bohlinger is an experienced min ing engineer.
 Wednesday, afternoon the San. ta Cruz Woman's Auxiliary were hostesSeS at reception given in honor of Mrs. F.. J. Flanigan of Bisbee, president of the Arizona State Federation of Women's Clubs. who during her visit here has been a guest of mem bers of the Auxiliary.
 Every body in Nogaies will be pleased to learn that Mir. Theo Gebler, the retired hardware merchant, is recovering from a severe attack of flu, which for a couple of weeks confined him to his home. Mr. Gebler contem- plates a visit to his old home town, San Diego, California.
 On the excursion down the West Coast, next week President William Sproule, of the South ern Pacific railroad system, and Harry B. Titcomb, president of the Southern Pacific Of Mexico railroad, will be numbered among "those present." when the train pulls out of Nogales next Wed nesday afternoon.
 Tom Cumming has returned from Alameda, California, where he visited his wife and the baby, who will shortly join Mir. Cum ming in Nogales. While in Cal ifornia, Tom suffered a severe attack of flu, which laid him up for couple of weeks. Mrs. Cumming and the baby also had the flu at the time Tom was i'll.
 Every body in Santa Cruz coun. ty will be pleased to learn that word has been received in No gales to the effect that Ray Sor- rells, who has been very ill at Indianapolis, is greatly improv- ed and hopes are now entertain, ed for his recovery. Ray re gently suffered an attack of par alysis. His brother Roy is with him.
 c. c. Chapman, who some time ago suffered slight attack of has almost fully re covered, to the delight of his many friends throughout Santa Cruz county. Monday he was a business visitor at the county seat, from the Chapman ranch on the Santa Cruz river former ly owned by Mayor James A. Harrison.
 This week George E. Kramer, superintendent of the Pullman company on the lines of the Pacific of Mexico, has | been a busy man here with Sec 1 retary Bert Bristol of the No gales Chamber of Commerce, details for the great = American business mems excursion down the West 1 Coast of Mexico next week.
 Announcement of the wedding ! today. at Los Angeles, of Attor- | ney Malcolm c. Little and Miss l