The border vidette., 1922-03-04

l Fred. Afford, from NOrla
 Sonora, has been a visitor in the
 city several days this week.
 County Attorney Arthur H. 1 DeRiemer has been a fue suffer.
 CT this week, being confined tc
 his home several days.
 Friends of Mir. and Mrs. W. | w. Ford will regret to learn that they are quite ill at their home on Hudgin street, suffering from Ia grippe.
 This week Miss Margaret French, assistant in County Clerk Robt. B. Lees office, has been a fue sufferer, being confined to her home.
 Judge and Mrs. Charles Blen. man and Master Billy Blenman, visited Nogales last Sunday, be- ing guests at the home of Mir. Henry Levin.
 On Thursday afternoon the ladies' mission circle of the Baptist church held their monthly social and tea at the home of Mrs. Roy Noon.
 County Assessor Vic. Wager states that number of automo bile owners in Santa Cruz coun ty have failed to secure their license for the year 1922.
 Thursday evening MT. Alex. Strachan, we'll known, success full commission man, was a southbound passenger, going to Hermosillo on private business.
 The big three days Mardi Gras fiesta in Nogales, Sonora, and Nogales, Arizona, closed Tuesday night with a grand masquerade ball at the Santa Cruz Club in this city.
 H. E. Green, of the Richard son Construction Company. with headquarters at Esperanza, So. nora, en route south from Los Angeles,- was @ stOpOver visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week. .I.s
 Monday W. N. Cumming, of Watsonville, California, depart ed for his home, after enjoying several days visit in Nogales with relatives and old friends. all of whom were sure glad to see him.
 The forepart of the week Druggist w. J. Phillips of The Owl Store, returned from a busi ness visit to Guaymas. He re ported his friend John McPher- son Of Guaymas, as being seri- ously ill.
 w. Beckford Kibbey, from the Alamo ranch in Sonora, after having been confined at the home of his father in-law, Gap tain L.. W. Mix, with severe cold, several days, has recovered and will leave today for bis ranch home.
 Today Attorney S. F. Noon will go to Tucson, being accom- panied by a mum Der of girl stu dents of the Nogales high school, who will root for the hi school basketball team when they play the Gila Academy boys this af- ternoon, in Tucson.
 The monster Mardi Gras parade last Sunday, was one of the finest seen in Nogales in many years. The many beauti ful and expensive floats and decorated automobiles, would have been a credit to cities many times the size of Nogales.
 En route to Topic, Mexico, H. B. Titcomb, president, and E. O. Mccormick, vice president of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, pass ed through Nogales last Tues day, from the north. The trip down the West Coast is being made in President Titcomb's private car.
 The funeral of Mrs. Concep- cion de Montana, aged A., an old resident of Nogales, was held yesterday afternoon from the Sacred Heart church, Rev. Father Duval, officia ting. Burial was held in the city cemetery. The deceased is survived by a husband and four children.
 Last Wednesday evening the beautiful home of Hon. Theodora S. Marsh on Cavalry Hill, was the scene of a delightful party given in honor of the mem bers of the Business and Professional Women's Club of Nogales. hont thirtv mombarS Of tho