The border vidette., 1917-08-18

seat rom Patagonia, where he
 is engaged in business, which.he
 says is good.
 Next week Barry & Barry, the attorneys, will move into their
 handsome new offices in the
 Trust Building, corner Morley avenue and International street. Editor Jack Price of the Santa 1 Cruz PatagOnian, was a county seat visitor on Thursday, having ! mOtOred down from the second city in the county to transact private business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Barr, representing the El Paso Herald, :, have been in city a few days in the interest of their big daily, which has splendid circulation in Santa Cruz County.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Wall re- turned the forepart of the week from Los Angeles, where they had been visiting the past month. MT. Wall is local manager for the Los Angeles Tanning Go.
 John McDonal motored over from Harshaw Thursday, return ing home the same afternoon. Harshaw's summer climate has no equal in Arizona, where we claim we have the best on earth.
 Jack Schleimer, the real estate man, is busy arranging his priv ate business, and will join the
 
 gales, depart for the training camp, some where in America. "
 Archibauld Fletcher, has re- turned from visit to the old home in Nebraska, and is now on deck at The Owl Drug Store, where he will be pleased to greet his old friends, and new ones too.
 Manager Ben Evans of the Montezuma hotel, is arranging to go to the coast to enjoy a couple of weeks outing with Mrs. Evans and Master Ben, who are spending the summer at the beaches.
 Manager J. A. Legarra of The Red House, writes from little old New York that he is annexing" a big line of up to-the minute goods for the big emporium on Morley avenue, owned by Don Ramon Vasquez.
 Fred. Carruthers, superinten- dent of the United States Graphite Company's mines in Sonora and Colorado, has return ed from an extensive business trip to Saginaw, Michigan, and to the company's mines in Colorado.
 Pete J. Munch. deputy state land commissioner, after enjoy ing a delightful vacation here with relatives and friends, has to Phoenix. Mrs. Munch l and Master Phil, will later re- turn to the capital city, where | they now reside.
 H. H. Fris, circulation man. ager of the El Paso Herald, was ] business visitor in Nogales .ast Tuesday. He expressed himself as greatly pleased with ,he many improvements made 1ere since his last visit with the El Paso Boosters.
 Monday James B. Finley, as- sistant general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mex co, with headquarters at Elm oalme, returned from the Pacific ;oast, where he enjoyed a couple ,f weeks visit with his family. From here he went to Empalme.
 Francis J. Duffy, son of Judge lnd Mrs. Frank J. Duffy, and Arthur Peck, son of MT. and Mrs. Albert Peck, were among he native sons of Nogales, who passed the Selectiye Board last Thursday, for service n Uncle Sans great national Lrmy.
 Williams, we'll known San Xavier, Sonora mining man, liter three months spent in 1exico City, on important min ng business, has returned home. Fred. owns valuable mines in he San Xavier district, where re located some of the best hines in Mexico.
 Captain Graham Parker, for ome time in charge of the U. S. Luarter masters department, at Jn0a1nC has hnnp annOipto6 l