The border vidette., 1917-11-10


 K.. Nogales Arizona. adv.
 Charles Jones, son of Mrs.
 George P. Jones, is now bugler
 in the United States army, being member of the California artillery, stationed at Linda
 Vista, Cal. Charley is a native son of Nogales. At the time he joined the colors. he was attend ing a military school near Los Angeles. We join bis many Mo- gales friends In wishing him good luck.
 The Arizona Daily Star auto stage, now running between .Nogales and Tucson, is a con venience much appreciated by the travelling public. By the new arrangement, the morning Star is delivered in Nogales before seven. thirty. The stage leaves Tucson at four and arrives at about seven fifteen. Returning to Tucson, it starts at eight thirty, from the Sonora News Company.
 This week Miss Florence, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of .Ir and Mrs. Patrick Hannah, received a handsome piano, present from her par ents. The instrument, which is of the. famous Story & Clark make, is of the very latest style. and was sold by R. Zellner, Jr., president and principal owner of the Zellner Piano Company. of Los Angeles. Miss Florence is very proud of her elegant pre- sent.
 The following we'll known young ladies of Nogales are now mem Der of the nurses training class at the United States base hospital: Miss Ruth Bowman, Maria Camou, Gladys Whitfield, Margaret Wise. Mary Sykes, Lupe O'Neill, Georgia and Jose phine Titcomb. Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, to whom much credit is due for starting the class, is greatly pleased with the results already attained by the young ladies.
 At Mondays meeting of the board of supervisors of Santa Cruz county, Postmaster George Francis of Patagonia, was ap- pointed Justice of the Peace for Patagonia precinct. vice Jack Price, 'who resigned recently before removing from that place to Ell Paso. Justice Francis is consistent Democrat who be- lieves President Wilson is the greatest living American. He has resided at Patagonia about four years, during which time he has taken an active interest in national, state and county politics. His appointment meets the hearty approval of Demo crats and Republicans alike in Patagonia.
 The appointment of Edward A. Titcomb, of this city, as in the regular United States cavalry. is announced in War Department orders received here, yesterday. Lieutenant Tit comb is native son of Nogales, his parents being Mir. aud Mrs. Ed. Titcomb. Lieutenant Tit comb is a graduate of Yale and a full blooded young American. His host of friends in Nogales, his home town, predict for him a bright future in the service of Uncle Sam. He is now at Camp Funston, having been drafted into the National Army with the third contingent from Santa Cruz county. Lieutenant, we wish you good luck.
 Ellie Karns. junior, member of the firm of Karns Bros, Inc, of which Senator Harry J. Karns is president and general man. ager, was a stopover visitor in Nogales this week one day, with the folks, on his way from the coast to Fort Sill, where he will complete bis training in the United States aviation corps, before going to France to drop things on Kaiser Bill. Ellie is one of Nogales' most popular boys. Everybody has confidence in his ability to deliver the goods" Robert, his brother, who is a sergeant in the aviation service, is now on his way to in France Ellie