The border vidette., 1917-01-20

Cruz county's well known, sue
 cessful farmers and stockraisers,
 was here Thursday from Camille.
 He reported plenty of snow and
 rain in the Huachuca mountain
 raiSerS happy as a result. The
 McCarty farm has for many
 years been famous for it's fine
 apples.
 Mrs. Florence K. Longeneck-
 CT, after a lingering illness,
 from tuberculosis, passed away
 last Thursday at St. Joseph hos
 pital. Deceased came to Noga-
 les about four years ago, and has since been living at the home of
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Bristol. The funeral was held yesterday after noon, interment being in the
 Nogales cemetery.
 z. o. Stocker, wealthy ranch owner from the Yaqui River country, in Sonora, who has been
 visiting his family in Los An geles, has returned to bis home on the Yaqui River. MT. Stocker is well known in Nogales. where he has many friends and ac- quaintances. Stocker has made a handsome fortune out of Yaqui River farming lands.
 H. H. Huntsman, president of the Overland Arizona Company, has been visitor in the city a couple of days this week, being chaperoned around by local agent J. c. Hutchins The Overland people have leased a part of the Nogales Auto Con- pany's garage on Morley ave nue, and will at once establish an agency here, which will be in charge of Mir. Hutchins.
 Charley Cate, one of General SuperiE tendent H. J. Temples efficient assista nts, has been a guest at the National hotel this week from Empalme, where he makes his headquarters. Super Cate is a first class en- gineer. Has been with the South ern Pacific of Mexico a number of years. Few men are more with his fellow em- ployees and the public in gen eral.
 There was an interesting meet ing of the w H. M C. last Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Tomlin. The follow ing members were present.; Mesdames Chatham, Hudgin, s. F. Noon, George P. Jones, Finley, Harry Smith, Mobley, Poole, Buch Bristol, McCuirk, Cogs- we'll. Readings by Mesdames l.. Hudgin, Whitfield and Can field, were enjoyed.
 Governor Charles Henderson of Alabama, after pleasant, visit here with the guardSmen, departed | for Douglas, where he | will visit the Alabama guards men stationed at that place. The governor is accompanied by l his wife, a most eStimable lady. | Wednesday night the governor and Mrs. Henderson were guests of honor at reception given at the Santa Cruz Club by officers | of the Alabama guardsmen, and their wives. A most enjoyable time was had.
 Last Wednesday, at the base | W. Cecil Coons, for some time past employed in the U. s. quartermaster's office, passed away, following an operation for abscess of the brain. Deceased was a member of the local Me thodist church, and was highly thought of by all who knew him. His passing is deeply regretted by his friends and acquaintances The body has been taken to Pacos, Texas, for burial, being accompanied by deceased's bro ther, George D. Coons, who ar rived is the city Wednesday.
 J. R. Halstead, member of the J. D. Halstead Lumber Com pany, after a couple of weeks absence from the city, during which he visited the different | branches of his firm through out the state, returned yester- day, and to day will go to Phoe- nix to join Mrs. Haistead, who l days ago returned from a visit with relatives in Kansas | City. Mir. and Mrs. Halstead l