The border vidette., 1922-04-08
ARPIL 8, 1922.
LOCAL NEWS.

1 honeymoon spent in California. L. c. Kelsey. the Salt Lake construction engineer, has re- turned from a business visit to Hermosillo.
 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Me Cartg, from the farm near Elgin. visited Nogales last Tuesday on a shopping expedition.
 Newt. B. Mercer, manager of the Buick Mercer Company, has been in Hermosillo this week on business for his company.
 Colonel R R. Richardson and E. F. Bohlinger of Patagonia, are in Guaymas enjoying the de lightful climate for which the Bay City is noted.
 Perry B. Powell of Anheim, California, who is interested in the proposed construction of a brewery in Nogales. Sonora, is visitor in the city.
 Mrs. John Costello and the children, are here from Patago mia, for a short visit with MT. Costello, owner of The Pullman in Nogales, Sonora.
 T. B. Grace, popular travelling salesman, has been Nogales visitor this week interviewing local merchants. Grace makes his home in Douglas.
 Miss Sadie Frazer, sister of Tom Frazer, Patagonia contrac tor, is visiting her brother and family. Miss Frazer's home is in San Diego, California. Harry Heighton, president of the Tucson Chamber of Com merce, and George Kilt, success ful Tucson merchant, attended the international conference last Tuesday.
 Monday State Senator J. l.. Schleimer returned to his duties at the state capitol, after enjoy ing a few days visit with his constituents and delegates to the Confederated Chambers of Com merce meeting.
 According to a report just is sued from Collector of Customs Fowler's office, the total value of imports at the Port of Nogales for the month of March, was $1 ,373, "A, while the total value of exports for the same period was $585, ,786.
 Harry E. Berner, special dep. uty collector of customs at Mo- gales, returned home the fore part of the week from visit in San Francisco, on official busi ness. He was accompanied by Mir. Leon Griset, of the local customs force.
 c. T. Jones, we'll known chef, has opened the Fashion cafe in Nogales, Sonora. Charley is a restaurant man of many years experience. He will personally says he is all set to furnish good eats at right prices.
 Attorney Frank J. Barry, the gifted orator and after diner speaker, accompanied the big excursion of business men down the west coast, as far as Hermo- sillo. where he was called on professional business. Mir. Bar ry returned home this morning.
 Miles Archibauld, many years connected with the United States customs service as inspector, with headquarters at Yuma, has been transferred to Nogales. After a short vacation which he and Nick Lawson of Yuma, will enjoy at Guaymas, Miles will enter upon his duties on the in ternational line.
 Last Monday evening the city council awarded the contract for widening of the Banks bridge to Lown & Woods, we'll known sue cessful contractors, for the sum of $1 All OO, which was the low est bid. Frank Lown and Tom Wood are experts in their busi ness and taxpayers are assured of a run for their money" J. E. Gibson, accompanied by his brother, a nephew and Mir. Mason, arrived in Nogales sev- eral days ago from Chico, Cal ifornia, en route to their farm near Hermosillo, Sonora, where they will make their future home, on land purchased from the To- l farno tinnal oriou tI1ral and Do