The border vidette., 1917-01-20


 where the American flags flies, to day, tribute is being paid to the memory of George Dewey, Admiral of the Navy of the .Un- ited States, whose funeral is being held today at Washing ton.
 Tuesday Billie Stanton and a party of friends departed for Columbus, New Mexico, where Mir. Stanton may engage in busi ness. The cross country trip is being made in Mir. Stanton's au- tOmObile, with Billie at the wheel.
 H. Dolson, one of the pro prietors of The Owl Drug Store, after delightful visit to his old home in Michigan, returned to Nogales last Tuesday, glad to get back to the best town in Ari- zona, the best state in the United States.
 Fred. Ryan, the El Paso hard ware representative, after spend ing several days in Nogales in terviewing our hardware deal CTS, has returned to the Pass City. Fred. always books good orders in Nogales, where he has a host of friends.
 Mike Hannon of the Internal Revenue office, has been a visit or in Nogales a couple of days on official business. Mike is well and favorably known throughout the state, where he has many friends, Democrats and Repu blicans.
 Hon. Theodore Gebler depart ed Thursday for Los Angeles, where he will enjoy a months visit with the family of Henry Levin, the we'll known customs broker. MT. Gebler's many friends wish him a pleasant visit and a safe return home
 This week Ferd Van Mourick, manager of the Sonora News Co.,, and Phil Herold, the haber dasher, accom- panied by Mrs. Herold and Mrs. VanMourick, a visit in Phoenix. They made the cross country trip in Mir. Van Mourick's auto.
 Without the patronage of the who are barred from public places and the theatres, Payne's Merrymakers were to make expenses in No gales. The merry left town last Saturday. They said they would return, some day.
 According to a recent order issued by the Mexican author itieS, automobiles can now be taken into Sonora free of duty. As result many citizens of So- nora, and foreigners doing busi ness in that state, are buying au- tOmObileS from our local dealers. :. Dr. Hardtmayer of Patagonia, was a business visitor at the county seat one day this week. Says his mine near Patagonia, is developing into a bonanza. Henry Levin of this city. owns an interest in the property, from which ore is now being shipped.
 Walter Strickland is getting along nicely at the St. JOSeph's hospital. His mother, Mrs. John of Del Rio, Texas, is at her sons bedside. Just as soon as Walter is we'll to travel, his mother will take him back to the old Texas home.
 The Cambridge Players" will appear at the High School next Monday even ing, as the next number of the High School Lyceum Course. This is said to be the strongest of the course yet pre- sented. A large attendance is 
 Mrs. Dillon, wife of Judge Tom Dillon of Gro Blanco, who recently underwent @ successful operation, is getting along fine at the St. Joseph'S. hospital, and will soon be able to return to her home, where she and her hus- band. His Honor, own valuable gold mining property.
 Ground is being broken for w. 6. Bowmau's $5O,OOO apartment house on Grand avenue, near Elm street. Mr. Bray, the Tue son architect and builder, will nave charge of the construction 1f the new building. which will