The border vidette., 1922-01-28

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 young people of Nogales, were
 married at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Rev. Father Du- val, officiating.
 This week MT. Max Muller, vice president of the Sonora Bank and Trust Company, of this city, has been in Hermosillo on business connected with the Banco de Sonora, of which he is the fouDder
 Attorney Frank J. Barry is gaining an international reputa tion as an interpreter of the Spanish language. So is Joe Wise, official social interpreter of the International Casino, in Nogales, Sonora.
 Monday in Justice of Peace M. Marsteller's court, Francisco Ochoa and Louis Moreno, charg- ed with robbing the Buxton Smith warehouse, waived pre- | liminary examination, and were ] bound over to the superior court | for trial.
 Mrs J. A. Small, wife of Su- perintendent Small of the Sonora of Mexico, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Helen, arrived from San Diego. last Thursday, en route to Empalme, to join MT. Small. Last Monday Engene Fox, general manager of the Ell Paso and South western Railway, and party returned to the States from hunting trip in the Yaqui River country, Sonora. The trip was made in the private car "Nacozari."
 P. J. Munch, we'll and favora- bly, known in Nogales where he resided a number of years ago, is here from Phoenix, for a few days visit with relatives and old friends. Pete is a son in law of Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, county school superintendent.
 Lamar Cobb, former state en gineer, who now resides in Ell Paso, Texas, was very much in evidence at the banquet Monday night at the Cosmopolitan Cafe, given by the Nogales Chamber of Commerce in honor of the visiting good road boosters.
 Thursday evening MT. A. M. Conard, Los Angeles land man, arrived from the coast en route to his company's great holdings situated near Hermosillo. He was accompanied by a number of prospective investors. The trip south was made by automo bile.
 The Tucson Kiwanis Club in session at the Cosmopolitan Cafe last Tuesday, adopted resolu- tions urging the recognition of Mexico by the United States. Copies of the resolution will be sent to all Kiwanis Clubs and to the president of Mexico, the governor of Sonora, and the representative of the governor in Nogales.
 After enjoying a visit in No gales with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Gonzalez, and sister, Mrs. Frank Lown, Mrs. Manuel Pa dres, wife of the president of the National Railroads of Mex ico, departed for Mexico City in the private car "Hidalgo." Mrs Padres was accompanied by her children and Mrs. Calderon of Hermosillo.
 Mir. Herbert Corey, noted COT respondent and magazine writer, after enjoying a few days visit here with his old friend Francis J. Dyer, American consul, has gone to Mexico City via. the West Coast of Mexico. He is accompanied on the trip by Mir. Clifton Adams, photographer of the National Geographic Society of Washington, D. c.
 This week Nogales was visited by J. Russell Halstead, member of the J. D. Halstead Lumber Co.,, and A. R. Nickerson, gen. eral manager of the big lum Der firm, which owns lumber yards in many Arizona towns and in California. The gentlemen are on a visit to their lumber yards throughout the state, and are | travelling by automobile. The reception and dance at the Santa Crpz Club last night in honor of Assistant Secretary of War J. Mayhew Vain wright, i Major General Harbord. assist | I