The border vidette., 1917-09-08


 police force, now superintendent of the Twin Buttes railroad, has been business visitor in the city a couple of days this week. He is deputy sheriff of Pima county.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Company, ac- companied by Mrs. Van and the children, returned home last Thursday from a delightful out ing at the California beaches, and are again At Home" on Marsh's Heights.
 Norman Wilson, for a long time connected with the J. D. Halstead Lumber Company, has returned from Mexico, where he is in the employ of a big mining company. After enjoying visit here with his family, Norman will return south.
 Manager Ford of the J. D. Halstead Lumber Company, ac- companied by Mrs. Ford, has returned from an extended pleas ure visit to New Orleans and other points of interest in the sunny South. They were great ly benefited by their visit back home."
 Agent J. L.. Pope of the South ern Pacific Company, after a pleasant visit on the coast with Mrs. Pope, returned home the forepart of tLe week and is again Ion the job" During his absence, Chief Clerk Wright carefully looked after patrons of the Espee.
 Ralph A. O'Neill, son of MT. and Mrs. R. l.. O'Neill of this city,, has been commissioned a first lieutenant in the Aviation Corps of the United States army, :. and is now awaiting an assign ment. He is at the Ess1ngton training camp where he recently passed an excellent examination.
 Hon. William Powers, we'll known pioneer mining man of Patagonia, was/a business visit or at the county seat the fore part of the week. MT. Powers owns. valuable mining interests in the Patagonia mining district. His many Nogales friends hope to see him make a million, then 
 M. Eppstein, the commission man, returned the forepart of | the week from an extended busi- l ness trip east, as far as Wash | ington, where he had the honor | of meeting Senator Henry F: l AShurst, to whom Mir: Eppstein | is indebted for number of | courtesies. On his way back to | Eppstein visited his family on the coast.
 w. E. (Ellie) Karns, brother of Senator H. J. Karns of Karns Bros., Inc.. of this city, is here from the San Diego Aviation on a short furlough. which he will spend with his mother and brother. Ellie is one of our brightest young volun- 5eerS, and a wide circle of friends md acquaintances here and Santa Cruz county wish him good luck.
 Chief of Police c. l.. Fowler announces the following assign nents in the police departments: B. M. Webb, desk officer, 8 am. % 5 D. m.; J. M. Soto, desk off ,er. f p. m. to 12 p. m.; J. H. Johnson, desk officer, 12 D. m. % 8 a. m. On the streets the men will be on duty: D. J. Jake, ? D. m. to 10 D. m.; Harold J. Brown, 4 p. ID. to 12 ). m.; D. c. Brown, 12 p. m. to } a. m.
 R. Zellner, Jr., this week moved his office from Arroyo boulevard to the Trust build ng on Morley avenue, where he las on display a number of high ,lass pianos, recently received lirect from the factory. The pianos sold by MT. Zellner, on easy payments, a1e made espe- ,ially for this climate. Every ,ne has a Dick ZelIner guaran- ee, which for more than twenty years has been good.
 J. l.. Schleimer, secretary of he Southwestern Investment & Realty Company, Inc., of which George w. Dunbar is president. las gone to San Francisco, on a combined business and pleasure .~.4 l..