The border vidette., 1917-10-20

Thursday H. A. Deans, the automobile man, returned from a business visit to Phoenix and Tucson.
 Ed. Webb, long time mem Der of Chief Fowler's police force, has gone to Deming to conduct jitney line.
 Yesterday c. B. Wilson, mem- Der of the highway commission, was in the city, Laying motored down from Patagonia.
 Last night A. M. Conard and party arrived from Noria, Son. ora. This afternoon they will leave for Los Angeles.
 The forepart of the week Su- pervisor George w. Parker mo- tored in from his splendid ranch in the San Rafael valley.
 After pleasant outing on the coast, County Attorney c. l.. Hardy and wife, returned home the forepart of the week.
 Millionaire Shattuck of Bis bee, has been a guest at the Montezuma hotel couple of days. This morning he depart ed for Alamos to look at a mine
 Friends of Mrs. E. B. Sharpe will be pleased to learn she is recovering from a severe cold. He: sister, Mrs. Dr. Sam Butler, of Magdalena, has been with her the past two weeks.
 Mrs. Herold, wife of Phil Herold, the popular haberdasher, has returned from Los Angeles, where she enjoyed an extended visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. P. J. Mcintyre.
 The forepart of the week Hon. J. S. Gatlin, one of the mem bers of the board of supervisors, ac- companied by Mrs. Gatlin, mo- tored down from the Gatlin ranch on the Patagonia HarShaw road.
 Don't miss the Third Annual Santa Cruz County Fair. at So noita, October 25, 26 and 27, next. Bigger and better than ever. Go and help make OUR FAIR success. financially and otherwise.
 After a delightful visit in the east and south with relatives and friends, Mrs. Samuel Leek- CT, has returned home. Says she and the boys had fine time. So did Sam, who spent a DOT C L. Lo l. f.l
 l.. B. Fleischer, manager of the Broadway Store. after sew eral days business visit in Ell Paso, will return home today. The handsome big new store, corner of Morley avenue and In- ternational street, is one of the bargain centerS of southern Arizona.
 Mrs. B. L.. Chalfant, of the local Western Union, after a pleasant outing on the coast, re- turned home last Tuesday. be- ing accompanied by Mrs. Cap tain Chas. Perkins, formerly of Nogales, now of Winslcw, Ariz- ona. Mrs. Perkins will visit couple of weeks here with old time friends.
 Mitch" of the New England Kitchen, has sold his business, which. by the, way, has made him a pile of money, and will go with Santa Cruz county's last contingent of drafted men. MT. Mitchell has during bis stay in Nogales, made a lot of friends, all of whom join in wishing him good luck in the great National Army.
 Joe Halstead, of the J. D. Hal stead Lumber Company, who for the past six weeks has been at Oakland, California, with Mrs. Halstead. has joined the Engi- neering branch of the United States army, and will shortly sail for France. Joe, we join your Nogales friends in wishing you good luck, knowing you'll bring home the bacon, every time.
 | In proclamation, Mayor Clagett, in accordance with the expressed desire of the Presi- dent, has proclaimed Liberty Day, Wednesday,, October 24th, as a holiday. From 12 o'clock noon, until 9 o'clock in the even- inp the schools ard business