The border vidette., 1917-08-11

and ore buyers, are now com forta bly, located in pleasant quarters in the L.. w. Mix Build ing, back of the International Drug Store, where they will be pleased to see their old friends, and new ones too.
 The marriage of Mir. Vicente c. Lopez, an employe of this of flee, and Miss Rosario Grijalva, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ma nuel Grijalva, will take place at he-Catholic church in this city next month. We join their many friends in wishing them good luck.
 Mrs. J. B. Russell, nee Miss Tillie Bowman, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Wirt G. Bowman, has been visiting her parents here this week. MT. and Mrs. Rus sell make their home in Tucson. where MT. Russell is connected with a big mercantile establish ment.
 Senator James A. Harrison
  part of the week from the coast, where the senator enjoyed three weeks with his family. As chair man of the board of supervisors, the senator's services were re- quired here the first Monday in August.
 The heavy wind storm We'd
 l. Colonel Skinner's home at the Base Hospital A tent used by U. s. sentinels on the Interna- tional line, was carried into Mex ico couple of hundred yards. The wind was followed by a splendid rain.
 Byron Mock, special agent of the Department of Justice, for a long time stationed here, has gone to Tucson to make his headquarters. He is very busy just now making "slackers'' do their bit" It is stated that several in Santa Cruz county will be prosecuted.
 Monroe Bros, two favorites in local musical circles, have joined the colors, besides being strong of voice, the boys are physically perfect specimens oi young American m h o o d Here's predicting bright future for Monro Bros. in Uncle Sans great National army.
 The following g are few of the Honor Men" who declared to the Selection Board that they were ready go to war for the good old U. S. A.: William Gas son, James E. Wright, P. M l-O'Neil, George D. Horrall Artu TO Valenzuela and Thomas G Callahan. All good men. Hats off to them.
 After enjoying the simple | life" on Harry Saxon's fine ranct west of Nogales, for a week Peter J. Munch, deputy state land commissioner, accompanied by his wife, nee Miss Mary Saxon, and littls son, Phil. de | parted for Ramsey's Canyon 1T the Huachuca mountains, las Wednesday.
 Owing to the increase ir marriages between American soldiers and Mexican women Colonel Frier, commanding of fcer of the troops stationed here has requested Clerk of the Su perior Court Ed. Mix, not to issue marriage licenses to soldi CTS unless they have permit signed by Colonel Frier.
 The selection Board consist ing of Sheriff Earhart, Drs Chenoweth and Purdy and At torney James D. Barry, is to be commended for the fair and i'm partial manner in which they per formed their patriotic duty Those who thought they could "put one over" on the Board made great mistake.
 Miss Margaret Wylie, charm ing daughter of Mir. and Mrs T. J. Wylie, who has been iu th' east attending school. returned home last Monday, being accom- panied by her mother. Mis- Wylie is very popular with thu younger social set of Nogales Her many friends will be glad t. learn of her return home.
 Warren McArthur, vice pre- sident of McArthur Bros, auto mobile dealers, Phoenix and Tue