The border vidette., 1917-09-01

| months ago by Governor Camp bell to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of Harry J. Saxon, Governor Hunts appoin- tee, was a visitor in the city last Wednesday, on official business.
 Jack Price, J. P at Pa tagonia, and editor and proprietor of the Santa Cruz Patagonian, was a business visitor at the county seat yesterday. His Honor has just returned from trip by automobile to El Paso, where he | had been on business and pleas -ure.
 Mrs. James D. Barry is visit | ing relatives and friends in the east. The Honorable James has become an active member of the 1 Summer Widowers' Club, filling the vacancy caused by the re- | signation of Phil Herold, who i has joined his family on the coast.
 Newt Mercer, the automobile man, returned last Sunday from San Diego. and other coast l towns in California, where he | spent six weeks pleasantly with ] his interesting little family Newt motored to California, but returned home via. the Southern i Pacific.
 All the material is now on hand for the J. E. Wise resi- dence on Mob Hill, and with a large force of finishing carpent CTS, MT. Wise says he expects to 1 have his elegant new home ready by the first Of October. The Wise residence is going to be one of the finest in southern | Arizona.
 Monday evening Wirt C.. Bow man and Fernando Rodriguez, l two of Nogales' most prominent, successful business men, return ed from business trip to Her mosillo and Guaymas. At che latter place the gentlemen were guests of Governor Gales. They report having had a pleasant, profitable trip.
 Ben Evans, manager of the Montezuma hotel, after a de lightful visit at Long Beach. | California with Mrs. Evans and Master Ben, returned home the forepart of tue week, and is again giving. guests of the big hotel, the glad hand" Re ports the folks enjoying their outing by the sea.
 Henry Levin, member of the we'll known firm of Holler & Levin, customs house brokers, has gone to Los Angeles to en- | joy a couple of weeks visit with his family. The Schram Place on North Morley avenue has been given a thorough overhaul ing and about October first will be occupied by the Levins.
 w. H. Land, vice president of the Nogales National Bank, and George Mason, Collector of Customs Hardy's chief deputy, are cussing and dis cussing the evils of Hay Fever. For inform ation on the subject we refer the gentlemen to Bert Bristol, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. He knows all about Hay Fever.
 The work of enlarging and improving Joe Berk's Modern Store on Morley avenue, is pro- gressing nicely, under MT. Berk's personal supervision. The Modern is one of the beau ty spots" in the southwest. It is largely due to this mammoth emporium for women, that the ladies of Nogales are among the best gowned in the state.
 Jimmie Ritchi, superintendent at the Arizona European Mining Company's splendid producing mines in the Patagonia noun tains, accompanied by Mrs. Ritchi motored down from Pata- gonia last Wednesday. Jimmie says the mine looks just right, '' and he's going to ship another carload of copper silver ore about the 10th of September.
 Friends of Mrs. A. c. Wall will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from an operation performed at the St. Joseph $ Hospital in this city, by Drs. w. F. Chenoweth and A. l.. Gus letter. Just as soon as the lady