The border vidette., 1917-02-03
LOCAL NEWS.

J. N. Clements, of the Tucson Citizen, was intown Wednesd in the interest of his big daily.
 Sacks, Sacks, Second hand Sacks, for sale by w. G. Bow man, Grand Ave-, Nogales. adv
 J. c. Hutchins, the Overland agent, is back from Phoenix, 1 where he had been on automobile business.
 The Mira Monte Sanitarium l property was sold Thursday at 1 public sale, to Roy & Titcomb, Inc. of this city.
 The many friends of Captain l.. w. Mix are glad to see him on the streets again looking fine, | after his long illness. E. B. Oliver, representing the Ell Paso Hide & Leather Com pany, left for the Pass City last Wednesday,, on business for his firm. Mrs. Mansfield has arrived from Pittsburg, Pa, to visit her daughters, Mrs. J. A. Harrison, Mrs. M. H. Barr and Mrs. Frank Fitch.
 An interesting meeting of the Woman's Home Mission Society was held last Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Harry ,Tomlin.
 Sheriff Rye Miles. of Pima county, accompanied by Sid Simpson, county ranger, spent Wednesday in the city on official business.
 A. B. Reddoch, Santa Cruz county's efficient county record CT, returned the forepart of the week from Phoenix, where he had been on official business.
 This week Barata, N. Leeker's big emporium, received several carloads of spring goods, which Manager A Dumbauld says will be sold at "back east prices"
 Monday Postmaster William Schuckmann and Spiro Proto, president of the international l Gas Company, motOred to Tue son on business, returning home Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Halstead are guests at the National hotel, from Phoenix. Recently their Nogales home was destroyed by fire, the origin of which is still unknown.
 Mir. Jose Figueras, chief clerk in the law offices of Barry & Barry, is happy over the arrival at his home, Tuesday night of fine baby. Mother and little one doing nicely.
 Thursday night Hugh G. Baker of Patagonia, and Miss Sarah c. Rothrock, of Elgin, were married in this city, the ceremony being witnessed by a few intimate friends
 Monday Don and O. K. Frank lin departed for their old home at Elkpoint, South Dakota, where they were called by 8 telegram announcing the serious illness of their aged mother.
 The legislature last Thursday, unanimously adopted a joint re-. solution pledging the entire faith and confidence of the people of Arizona, in President Wilson and whatever action he may take relative to the situation growing out of the German note.
 Tomorrow morning and even ing, Rev. R. P. Pope and wife of Patagonia, will hold services at the Masonic Hall. Special music. Everybody cordially invited to attend. The morning services will begin at II o'clock and the evening services at 6:45.
 Last Thursday Miss Mary Rar- rison, lovely daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Harrison, depart ed for Washington, D. o.. where she will enter conservatory of music. Miss Mary takes with her the best wishes of host of friends, with whom she is very popular.
 Hon. A: c. Bernard, of Tucson, was south bound passenger this morning en route to Quay mas, on private business. He will spend week or ten days at the bay city, a guest of John McPhearson and E. l.. Chalfant, nraSi6ont and UIco nroSi6aDt of