The border vidette., 1922-12-09
DECEMBER 9, 1922.
LOCAL NEWS s.

Attorney A. A. Trippel has
 returned from Phoenix, where he went on legal business.
 W. Beckford Kibbey, from the Alamo Rancho in Sonora, was a busy man in the city this week a couple of days.
 Mrs. Wade Barbee has return ed from Detroit, Michigan, where she enjoyed visit with her mother and other relatives.
 Chairman Jas. l.. Finley aad Mem Der O. F. Ashburn attened the regular meeting of the board of supervisors last Monday. At the meeting of Nogales 1 Elks Tuesday night, lumber new Bills" were initiated into the mysteries of that wonderful secret organization.
 The Citizen Stage Line has added another car to their splen- the Montezuma hotel every day at 3:30 D. m., arriving in Tucson at 6 p. n1.
 Matt Habliu, popular expert enced manager of the Nogales Jersey Farm, after having been laid up with an attack of 'hue," is again on the job. to the de light of his many friends.
 As soon as the new cast iron water mains are laid, it is. plan ned to begin the work of paving Grand and Nelson avenues. The work of street paving is expect ed to commence early next May.
 Tom E. Heady from the great San Rafael Valley ranch, of which he is the manager, was a Nogales visitor yesterday. He reported feed plentiful and cat tie over Lochiel way in prime condition.
 On December 18th, the Wo. mans Missionary Society of the Methodist church, will hold Q business meeting at the home of Mrs. Louis Hudgips, on Craw- ford street. All members are urged to attend the meeting.
 Postmaster Charles l.. Beatty urges every body to mail their Christmas packages early, so as to avoid the usual last minute rush Facilities are being ar ranged in the postoffice lobby for wrapping holiday packages.
 William B. Blair, district gov ernor of the Southwest District International Kiwanis, with head. quartes at Fl Paso. was a Mo- gales visitor last Thursday, in the interest of the local Kiwanis Club From here Mir. Blair went to Tucson.
 The work of laying the new city water pipe is progressing in q very satisfactory manner, 8 large force of men being employ ed by Contractor Ben Pearce, who built the two and one half miles of highway on the Mo- gales Tucson road north of the city.
 Exports at the port of No gales, during the month of Mo- Imports were valued at S19, ,453. Exports St Douglas were valued at SI66, 796, and at Naco, $287, 365 Imports at Douglas were valued at S323, 515, and at Naco, $17O, 527.
 This morning six automobiles, containing members of the 25th Infantry, departed for Fort Hua- chuca, where they will help in stall colored Elks Lodge. The candidates to be initiated, are members of the Tenth Cavalry, for a long time stationed at Ft. Huachuca.
 Last Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ameri- can Legion met at the Fireman's Hall, where a very pleasant time was enjoyed by all present. The next meeting will be held on Thursday afternoon, December 21. All members are urged to be present at the next meeting.
 This week Frank Lown and Tom Woods, local contractors who have the contract for build ing the bridge across Sonoita creek at Patagonia, have been at Patagonia giving the work their personal supervision. Tom and Frank are past master in their business. When the bridge at Patagonia is completed it will