The border vidette., 1922-06-24
LOCAL NEW s.


 longest day in the year. Yesterday Mir. and Mrs. Carl White, from Douglas, were guests at The Bowman.
 E. R. Purdum, of the law firm of Duffy, Purd um & Robins, has returned from Phoenix, where he had been on legal business.
 Mrs. A. R. Beam, accompani- ed by her daughter, Miss Mary Beam. departed last Tuesday for New York City, to visit relatives and friends.
 Jchn Hoy, Jr., son of Jack Hoy, the Butte, Montana, min ing man, has gone to Jerome, where he will be employed by a big mining company. General Carlos Plank, com mander of Sonora's Rough Rid CTS, with headquarters at Mag dalena, was a Nogales visitor a couple of days this week.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Bethell, of Patagonia, where MT. Bethell is manager of the Washington Trading Company, were county seat visitors last Wednesday.
 Dr. and Mrs. M. I. Merritt, accompanied by Mrs. Reed have gone to the northern part of the state, for an outing. They are making the trip by automobile.
 Postmaster Joe Ronstadt of Tucson and a party of friends, motored down to the border the forepart of the week and enjoy cd a visit here with old time friends.
 Every body in Santa Cruz coun. ty will be pleased to learn that Mayor James A. Harrison is again circulating among his many friends and is feeling fine and dandy"
 Mrs. Grace Farrell, candidate on the Democratic ticket for the office of county superintendent of schools, after visit of sev- eral days in Nogales with friends, has returned to her home at Washington Camp.
 Mrs. Temple, widow of the late Joe Temple, general super intendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, after short visit in Nogales, has gone to Los Ange- les, where she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 At their weekly luncheon held Thursday, a committee consist ing of A. w. Lohn, H. R. Sisk and c. R. Piquero, was appoint ed to investigate the feasibility of building a recreation park at the Willows, ,on the Tucson road. Last Sunday Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank of Nogales, motored to Monkey Springs, being accom- panied by his two sisters, who are guests of their brother at his pleasant home,-The American Club-in this city.
 Mrs. Edward Mix will shortly depart for California to join her husband, and make that state her future home. Mrs. Mix is a sister of Miss Gertrude Lerg, soon to become the bride of J. | w. Fitzpatrick, well known at torney of this city.
 John Rafael, former Nogales boy and son of Mir. J. J. Rafael, has been a Nogales visitor this week couple of days, en route to Mexico, in the interest of his big wholesale mercantile house of San Francisco, where Johr and his family now reside.
 Captain Charles E. Hardy former collector of U. $. customs for the district of Arizona, re turned the forepart of the week from an extended visit at Phoe nix, Douglas and other cities ir Arizona, where Captain Hardy has a wide circle of friends.
 John Chapman, who is asso ciated in the cattle business with Mayor James A. Harrison, came in from Sonoita, Wednesday tc confer with Mayor Harrison John recently moved a bunch oi cattle from the Huachuca noun tain foothills to the Sonoita dis trict.
 George H. F'iedler, after a de lightful visit in California whert he recently motored with Mrs Fiedler and daughter Maxine has returned home. His folk.