The border vidette., 1917-11-24
Antonio, the .seven year.old


 yesterday after long illness.
 The body will arrive tomorrow accompanied by the parents, who some time ago took Tony to the coast to consult specialists. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon, interment being in the NogaleS cemetery.
 Don Ramon Vasquez of The Red HonSe, announces that the committee appointed to raise money for building the retaining wall on the north side of the arroyo on International street, between the government bridge and Bonillas bridge, have been very successful, and the wall will be built in the near future. Between the two bridges the street is being widen to a width of sixty feet.
 The management of The No gales Cafe has engaged the ser vices of an excellent orchestra, and each Wednesday night dur ing the winter, informal supper dance parties will be given, to which a cordial invitation is eX- tended to all. There will be dancing from g until 12. At II o'clock light special supper will be served. Reservations may be made by calling up The Nogales Cafe.
 Alta meeting of the City Coun- cil held last Monday evening, the city dads, acting upon a petition presented by property owners on both sides of Grand avenue from Crawford to Elm streets, requesting that the ar royo be covered, instructed the city engineer to make plans and will be done at the expense of the property owners. The work will cost in the neighborhood of $25, ,O00, say local contractors.
 To the charming young ladies of the Nogales High School, and all who assisted in making the Dime Carnival at the High School, last Saturday night. a success in every way, much credit is due. During the even ing, $243 27 was taken in, thirty dollars of which will be used to pay last years debts. One hun dred dollars will be given to the Y. M. c. A. war work fund and the remainder will be divided between athletics and the annual for next year.
 The Nogales Chapter of the Red Cross has com pleted 100 comfort kits which have been sent to headquarters. They also finished and shipped a number of knitted garments such as sweaters, etc., and are now busy making surgical dress ings and another hundred com fort kits which will be sent to the Nogales boys in camp as Christmas presents. The Chap ter meetings are held at the Santa Cruz Club rooms Monday and Wednesday, afternoons from 2 to 5 o'clocK.
 Monday evening Flo. Jones ac- companied by Mrs. Jones and their bright little daughter, re- turned from a week spent at the State Fair at Phoenix, and at Mesa, Mir. Jones' old home, where family re union. the first in six years, was held. Eb. who is a loyal son of Arizona, says the State Fair was a great suc- cess in every way, and tho Salt River valley, the richest spot on earth. Everybody is prosperous. and happy, with cotton selling for eighty cents per pound. The trip was made by auto with Eb. at the wheel.
 Tonight the Stephen D. Little garrison, No. 125, of the Army & Navy Union, recently organ ized here by George H. Pratt, will be inaugurated by officers of Fort Lowell garrison, of Tue son, who will arrive today from the ancient and honorable pue- bio. Tomorrow at the Episcopal church, Rev. G. c. Golden, off ciating, memorial services for Stephen D. Little, after whom the local garrison was named, will be held. Little was killed here on November 26, 1915, in the battle between American soldiers and Villistas.
 Yesterday Superintendent Nc