The border vidette., 1917-09-15

After two months joy riding in California, MT. and Mrs. John Jund returned home last Sun day. The cross country trip was by automobile over some of the best and some of worst roads in the country.
 Mrs. Grace Wright, head sales lady of The Modern, Joe Berk's popular emporium for ladies, has returned from the eastern fashion centers, where she pur chased the very latest and swell est in things" for the fair ones.
 D. A. l.. Gustetter, city health officer. has been appointed a member of the State Board of , Medical Examiners, by Cover nor Campbell. The appointment became effective September 12th, the day Dr. Gustetter received notifica tion of the honor con- ferred upon him by the State.
 Wednesday night thieves en- tered the rooms of Charley i Thompson and H. E. Stevens, two well known local mining men. and stole a mum Der of suits of clothes. Big" Steve is at Deming, New Mexico, doing en gineer work for the government. Mr. Thompson was absent at the time.
 Alex. Carpena. proprietor of the International Store, who with his family spends much of his time on the coast, is here for short business visit in connec- tion with his Morley avenue haberdashry. Next month Mrs. Carpena and the little girl will return to their Nogales home, for the winter.
 Jim Prewitt was arrested the ] forepart of the week by Deputy United States Marshal Harold Brown, on a charge of being i'm plicated with Paul Carrigar and Chick Ribel, in the smuggling of munitions and drugs. The three men are in the county jail. They will be prosecuted by the federal authorities.
 Fred. Williams, the San Xa- vier mining man, who recently returned from the City of Mex ico, where he had been on min ing business, will leave in a few days for the San Xavier district, where he has a good paying silver mine from which he will ship bonanza ore to the customs smelter in the States.
 Edward L. Mix, clerk of the court of Santa Cruz county, has been appointed by the selection board to take charge of the sec ond increment of men from San ta Cruz county to the training camp at Fort Riley, Kansas. The contingent of thirty eight men will leave Nogales on Sep- tember 18th, and will travel in a Pullman sleeper.
 Last Sunday evening Francis R. Duffy, Thomas G. Callahan, James M. Wright, John R. Mason and George O. Horrall, Santa Cruz county's first con tingent of the drafted men sent to the National Army, arrived at Fort Riley, Kansas, and inn mediately reported for duty. Our boys enjoyed the trip and are we'll and happy.
 It is the duty of every citizen of Santa Cruz county to do his bit" by contributing to the sou venir and farewell fund being raised for the boys of this coun- ty who on September 18th will depart for Fort Riley, Kansas, to join the National Army. Con- tributions may be made to any bank In Nogales. Let's all join in and give our boys a rousing send off.
 The Woman's Home Mission ary Society met Wednesday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H. Smith on Terrace avenue. The subject of the meeting was the Kingdom of God in Legis- lation." Those present were Mes danes Bonsall, O'Connor, Bed dow, w. R. Beddow, Larimore, Wilson, Purdum, Fox, s. F. Noon, Walker, Fowler, Hudgins,