The border vidette., 1922-04-22

| WHO HOW InaRCS her nome Tn
 California, with her little son Robert RedRine, was in the city | this week en route to California
 after enjoying q short visit with
 friends in the country.
 Mrs. O. J. Rothrock. from the
 Itothroclt farm near EIgin, is in
 the city, having come to nurse her son Oliver, who recently
 suffered the amputation of a leg,
 as result Of an automobile nc
 cident. The injured boy is get.
 ting along nicely at St. Joseph's hospital.
 Colonel A J. MacNab, Jr.,
 commander Of the 25th Infantry, stationed at Camp Stephen D. Little, is the proud owner of a young Mexican lion. present
 from the colonel's friend. Colonel
 Montana, commander Of the Mexican troops stationed in l NoGales, Sonora.
 President Harry Titcomb Of the Southern Pacific of Mexico. has this week been in Mexico on ! a visit of inspection Of the No gales Cananea branch. He was accompanied by his private secretary. Mir. P R. Baffert, Of Tucson. who for 0 number of years was private secretary to the late Colonel Epes Randolph. The ball game tomorrow after noon on the local diamond, be tween the Baarcats of this city and the Nogales, Sonora, Crows, is goingto be one Of the best ever
 witnessed on the border. Porter will pitch for the Bearcats, and Salazar of Phoenix, for the Crows. Manager Beam expects the biggest crowd of the season. Tom Angeles, the well known popular restaurant man of this city, is remodeling the old So nora res staurant in Nogales, So nora, and in the near future will open the Cuervo Cafe, which Tom says he will make first class in every respect. at all times catering to the best people on both sides of the international border.
 Tomatoes and cautaloupes from the West Coast of Mexico, in trainload lots coutirue to arrive at Nogales for shipment to the eastern markets. On Tuesday a train containing thirty one cars of tomatoes and four cars of cantaloupes, were crossed at this port of entry, inspected, iced and rushed to the eastern markets.
 Ia this city last Wednesday, in the presence of the brides mother, Mrs. H. Huish,. and a few intimate friends, Miss Phyllis Haish and H. P. McGee, of Cajeme, Sonora, were united in marriage. Mr. and Mrs. McGec will make their home at Cajeme, where the groom is engaged in farming. Their Nogales friends wish them much happiness.
 Mir. A. L.. Maple, former de- putty treasurer of Santa Cruz county. has gone to Washington. D. c, where he will be connect cd with the income tax depart meut of the government. Mir. Maple recently successfully passed the examination for auditors and accountants, and was immediately ordered to re port for duty at Washington.
 Herbert N. Cook, well known commission man of New Orleans, who through c. F. Holler local customs house broker, recently put over g. big garbanzOs deal, has returned east. Mr. Holier will take care of things at the Mexican end of the line, while Mir. Cook, who thoroughly understands the game, will look after the selling erd, in the east.
 Miss A. c. Higginbotham, who for several months past has been enjoying 8 visit with her brother John Higgin botham, Laird of Carbo, Sonora, returned to the States last Monday and on Tuesday afternoon departed for her home in Scotland. The Laird, who for many years has engaged in mining near Carbo, accompanied his sister to No gales, returning south Tuesday evening. Miss Higginbotham
 will return home via. Canada,
 where sue will visit relatives
 and friends.