The border vidette., 1922-03-25
M ARCH 25, 1922.
LOCAL N EW 5.

l the country on official business.
 Yesterday Supt. Wilson of the | Tucson division of the Southern Pacific, visited Nogales on com pany business.
 S M. Aguirre. representing 2 s. NJ. Aguirre & Company, mer- chandise brokers of Fl Paso, is a Nogales visitor.
 last Saturday, he was visited by many Mexican officials, promin ent citizens and friends from both sides Of the international line.
 Wednesday Mrs. Ed. Rose de parted for Phoenix,to attend the Congress Of Mothers as a dele gate from the Nogales Parent Teachers Association.
 Uadersheriff John Bowman re- turned home the forepart of the week from Los Angeles, where he had been on official business connected with the sheriF's of flee.
 Wade Barbee and Cyrus Mar steller, two well known local cat tlemen, after an extended busi. ness visit in New Mexico, have returned to Nogales.
 Mem bers of the Mission Study Circle of the Methodist church held an interesting meeting in the parsonage of the church last Wednesday afternoon.
 Dr. T. Baird Pitts, eye, ear and throat specialist, is now pleasantly located in new quart CTS in the Noon Building corner of Grand avenue and Elm street.
 Friends of Dr. M. l. Merritt will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from severe at tack of pneumonia, at Quay mas. where Dr. and Mrs. Merritt are now sojOurning.
 Syd Marks, we'll known travel ing salesman for the Diamond among his Nogales friends this week. Cyd says he's glad to be here.
 Private money to loan 3 to years at 7 per cent on ranch property: S5,oOO.OO; s7, ,OOO.O S8, ,OOO co; $1O, ,OCO OC; SIP, ,OOO.OO; $15, GOO OO Address: D. T. Nit chel, 607 Citizens National Bank
 Billy Scatena, local distributor of West Coast of Mexico pro ducts, has gone south to visit his great farm in the state Of Sinaloa. Billy's people founded the Bank of Italy, of which his uncle is president.
 Mr. and Mrs. Allen have ar rived in Nogales from Phoenix and may decide to make this city their home. They motored from the state capital and are looking for @ business location in the best town they have seen in all their travels.
 Superior Judge w. A. O'Con- nor has gone to Yuma where he will preside in a number of i'm portant cases to be tried in the superior court of Yuma county. During His Honor'S absence from the city, Clerk Robert E. Lee is on the job early and late.
 Wednesday night the home of M. and Mrs. Leroy Weyrick on Elm street, was made happy by the arrival of a fine boy, LeRoy, Jr. Mother and little son are doing nicely. Mir. Weyrick is the manager of the Automotive Sales Company.
 The meeting of the Nogales Parent Teachers Association last Tuesday was a very enjoyable affair. Among the delightful numbers on the interesting pro gram was the singing of Baron Auriemma, the Salvation Army worker, and the singing of the high school students.
 V. F. Frizzer, we'll known Southern Pacific conductor, was a welcome caller at this office last Thursday. Mr. Frizzell is interested in a fine ranch and big herd of white face cattle down Amado way. He reported range and stock conditions on the Frizzell Miller ranch good.
 Monday Duke Parker, of the San Rafael valley, motored in from his ranch, being accom- panied by his daughter Vera, who is attending the Nogales high school. Mir. Parker is a brother of Mrs. Frank J. Duffy of this city, and one of Santa