The border vidette., 1917-04-14

the Southern Pacific of Mexico, motored over from Naco last Monday.
 Bert Schleimer, brother of J l.. Scbleimer, the real estate man, has arrived from San Diego, tO look the town over. He may decide to locate here
 Frank Cox, the mining man, who is successfully working good mining property in the Du- quesne district, and Manager Day of the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Company. motored over from Ca mp last Monday.
 By order of the city council, jltney drivers are now parking their cars on Grand avenue, instead of on Morley avenue. The ordinance relative to park ing cars is being enforced by Chief of Police c. l.. Fowler.
 The Pan American Commis- sion Company, of which A. c. Wall and H. F.. Grace of this city are mem bers, has secured the agency for the ''Dort' and Premier" automobiles, two of the best automobiles on the market.
 Captain l.. ". Mix, w. E. Karns, Robert Karns, w. H. Land, Dave Loeb, H. Gordon Giore, w. Beckford Kibbey, Jr., and Wir5 c. Bowman and fami- ly, are among those who motor ed to Douglas Thursday to at tend the ShrinerS meeting.
 Mr. A. L. Lewis, Hermosillo ore and bullion buyer, accom- panied by Mrs. Lewis arrived Monday from California, and have since been sojorruing in the city, where they have wide circle of friends. Mir, Hart is in charge of the business at Her moSiilo.
 On Thursday. April 26th, a meeting of stockholders of the Sauta Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Company, of Nogales, Arizona, will be held for the purpose of verting that institution into National Bank, the name of which shall be 'The National Bank of Nogales."
 A large class of Knights of Colum bus from Tucson and other points in the state, will be initiat- ed by Nogales Knights tomorrow at their hall in this city. An in teresting program has been C I f-f l,H will be royalty entertained dur ing their stay here-
 On Tuesday afternoon, LOT enzo Boido, Jr., and Miss Stella Langford, of Phoenix, were unit ed in marriage, Superior Judge w. A. Q'Connor, officiating Immediat tely after the ceremony the happy couple departed for Phoenix, making the cross -coun- try trip by automobile.
 N. c. Bernard, Arivaca cow man, accompanied by H, w. Zipp, another big cattleman, were guests at the Montezuma hotel Tuesday of this week. The gentlemen had been to Cananea, Sonora, and were on their way to Arivaca. MT. Bernard is one of Pima county's supervisors.
 Assessor Wager has essa blish- ed offices in the City Hall. Every American from IS to 46 years of age must sign the mili- tary enrrollment. so get busy boys. Don't wait to be forced" Yesterday more than a half hundred were enrolled. Hun dreds are expected to sign up today.
 Dr. A. c. Kingsley, superin- tendent, and Jay Lowe. steward of the state insane asylum, two former residents of Nogales, motored over from Phoenix last Monday and spent Tuesday here visiting old friends and acquain- tances. Their many friends hope they'll return to Nogales to live.
 Manager J. A. Legarra of The Red House, after spending few days in Tucson, on business for his mammoth emporium on Morley avenue, has returned home. Reports the ancient and honorable pueblo chuck full of patriotic citizens all of whom are anxious and willing to fight for Uncle Sam.