The border vidette., 1917-08-04

east, where she had been to con
 suit specialists. For loEg time
 Mrs. Henry has been in very poor health.
 Miss Alice O'Neill, accomp-
 iished daughter of MT, and Mrs. R. l.. O'Neill. departed last
 Thursday for PittSburg, Pa,
 where she will study music.
 Miss O'Neill is famods as a
 violinist.
 The Modern, Joe Berk's head quarters for women, will be greatly enlarged and improved.
 Mrs. Wright, mana ger of the big emporium, has gone east to pur- chase the latest creations for the fair sex, and while she is gone, the proposed improvements will be made. Joe makes a special ity of the latest and best of every thing for women.
 Nick Diamos, brother of Frank Diamos, popular manager-of the NogaleS Theatre, is here from Douglas, for a short visit with his brother Nick has many friends in Nogales who are al ways glad to see him. He is one of the best known theatre man agers in Arizona, where he and his associates have a number of play houses, all of which are big money makers.
 Herl e t Chatham, one of Col lector Hardy's efficient customs fo to join the coIors. Herbert is the youngest son of Judge and Mrs. J. J. Chatham of this city, where Herbert was born. He has made good in one branch of Uncle Sans service; he'll make good in the great American army now being organized to fight for the rights of man.
 J. w. Murphy, we'll known local building contractor, has gone to Deming, New Mexico, where he will Superintend the erection of endorsements for the United States government. His last job here, which he left to enter the service of Uncle Sam, was the Trust Building, corner of Morley avenue and Interna- tional street, being built by the First National Bank of NogaleS.
 John Wagner, the Douglas butcher, an unnaturalized Ger man, recently arrested at Doug las, upon instructions from the Department of Justice. has been sent here where he will be in termed for the period of war. as an alien enemy. Wagner admits he served in the German army before coming to this country in 1901. He is charged with hay ing government property in his possession.
 Captain Charles l.. Beatty of the Immigration Service, at this place, has received a communi- cation from the United States Civil Service, requesting him to furnish stenographers and typists for the department. Capt. Beatty says examination will be rated without delay and imme diate appointments will be made. If and person desires to take the examination for stenogra pher or typist, he will arrange for a special examination.
 P. J. Munch, deputy commis- sioner, state land department, of which Hon. William A. Moeur is Commissioner, is enjoying his vacation here with relatives and friends. From here Mr. and Mrs. Munch and their clever little son, Phil, wilr go to Ram sey's Canyon in the Huachuca for a visit of ten days, before returning to Phoe- nix. Pete Munch has a host of friends throughout Santa Cruz county, all of whom will be pleased to know he is prosper ing.
 Robert Coleman, mining en- gineer, we'll and favorab bly, known in this section and in the state | of Sonora, last Tuesday depart ed for the state of Sinaloa, where he and his associates own valuable mining property. MT. Coleman for a number of years | was interested in the Shower | of Gold" mines located in Mex ico where the states of Sonora, Chihuahua and Sinaloa join, near Choix. The great mines | millions in yellow met |