The border vidette., 1917-10-06

McPherson, and their friend, Mrs. Best, motored to the coun- ty seat from their ranch in the San Rafael valley, where Clyde has a nice bunch of whiteface cattle.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Rose have returned from Texas, and will again make this city their home. Mir. Rose has accepted a position with the Fowler Jitney Company, owned by his brother in-law, c. V. Fowler.
 Captain F. G. Knabenshue, for long time stationed here with the Twelfth Infantry, has been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. The colonel is stationed at Am erican Lake, Washington, with the 91st Division of the National Army.
 Some time after mid night last Sunday, the new Broadway Store, Inc. was robbed of sixty dollars cash and goods valued at about fifty dollars. No clue; no arrests. Entrance was gained to the store through the lavatory window.
 Howard Keener. dry farmer from the San Rafael valley, was business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week. Besides being a very successful farmer, Howard is an expert linotype operator and news paper man.
 George H. Platt has been authorized to organize a garrison of The Army and Navy Union, in Nogales, and all those who have served honorably under our dear old flag. may become members by making application to MT. Platt.
 Last Monday at Hermosillo, Sonora. Charles Lindenborn, an American of Rio Puerco, New Mexico, who had been found quality of murdering a Mexican chauffeur, whose automobile he stole and sold, was executed by a firing squad.
 Will T. Roath, the we'll known stockraiser and owner of valu- able city real estate, came down from his Elgin ranch last Tues day. to help give the drafted boys fine sendoff. He was ac- companied by his mother, Mrs. Choat, charming lady. Mrs. Simpich, wife of Amer ican Consul Frederick Simpich at Guaymas, accompanied by her bright little son, passed south the forepart of the week en route to the bay city to join her i1us band. She and the boy had been visiting relatives in the east.
 Mrs. B. Lewis, of Parker Can. yon, sister of David Jones, who went with the third contingent of men sent to the National Army, last. "Wednesday, came in to say good bye to her big broth CT. She was accompanied by her father, Mir. J. I. Jones, the we'll known live stock raiser.
 At the meeting of the honor able board of supervisors last Monday Attorney Leslie B. Hardy was appointed deputy county attorney of Santa. Cruz county, to represent the county in the prosecution of delinquent taxpayers. A salary of S2OO per month will be paid the deputy attorney.
 Don Manuel Mascarenas, mil lionaire banker and ranch own CT, has been visitor in the city this week, from San Francisco, where for some time past he has been making his headquarters. During Mir. Mascareflas' absence from Nogales, where he owns valuable real estate, his inter- ests are looked after by his son, Guillermo.
 In a letter to his wife this week, Edward l.. Mix, who cap- tained the second increment of boys frcm Santa Cruz county to Camp Funston, Kansas, states that he has been transferred from Battery ''E,," of the 34Oth artillery regiment, to the head quarters company of the regi- ment. Reports all the boys well and "on the job"
 The Nogales postoffice will be known as the Central Accounting POStnffica for thiS district which