The border vidette., 1917-10-13

headquarters at Empalme, Son. ora, after delightful outing on the coast, has returned to his duties in the south country.
 Dr. V. A. Sneaker has gone to Chicago on an extended busi ness and pleasure visit. During his absence from the city, Dr.. Kingsley, formerly of Nogales, who recently resigned the posi- tiOn of Superintendent of the State Insane Asylum, will look after Dr. Smokers extensive practice.
 Jack King, the pioneer mining man, wbo many years ago oper- ated in this county, now work ing mines in Sonora, has been a business visitor in the city a couple of days. Upon his re- turn south, Mir. King will take with him a big supply of pro- visions,> etc., purchased from local dealers.
 Dr. Rowland and T. J. Me Donald, local mining men, have returned from the south country, where Mir. Mcdonald was strick- en with fever, while at the mines in which they are inter ested. At this writing. however, Mir. Mcdonald is much better, and the return trip to the mines will be made in a few days.
 A. W. Lohn, the photogra- pher, after a couple of weeks visit on the coast with his fami- ly, returned home the forepart of the week, and has since been busy arranging to open his hand some new studio, on Morley avenue, in the building formerly occupied by Kempton & O'Neill, the aSSayerS ard ore buyers.
 Charles KisseLbach, popular secretary of the Nogales Hard ware and Furniture Company, after a delightful visit to the California beaches, returned home the forepart of the week. When on the coast he met many people from Nogales, including MajorFfan Mrs. Harry Newton, and reports having had a fine time.
 Dr. Ray Ferguson, of Patago- mia, has accepted the position of physician and surgeon for the Duquesne Mining & Reduction Co.,, and will shortly take up his residence at the big mining camp. Mrs. Ferguson and Mas ter Kent. departed this week for California for an extended visit Mrs. Ferguson's mother. Kent will attend school in California.
 In the sudden, untimely death from heart troub ble. of Francisco Villegas, last Sunday morning, at his home on Elm street, Mo- gales lost good citizen, and widow and four children lost kind and loving husband and father. The funeral was held last Tuesday, irterment being in cisco was manufacturer of rub Der stamps. He will be missed.
 Mrs. Hardy, wife Collector of Customs c. E. Hardy, upon re- quest of Alice M. Birdsall, state chairman of the Woman's Liber- ty Loan Auxiliary, has consent ed to act as chairman of the Santa Cruz County's Auxiliary. The women of the United States will cooperate with the men in the second Liberty Loan drive, and all women of Santa Cruz county are earnestly requested to do their bit"
 Thursday Eduardo Guerrero, who had been declared a desert CT from the American National Army, when he failed to appear for transportation to the mobili- zation camp at Fort Riley, Kan sas, on September 18th, depart ed for the, big training camp to take his place in the ranks of the National Army. The local board had received authority from the War Department to send Eduardo to Camp Funston
 Work on Wirt G. Bowman's handsome new mansion, on Cav airy Hill, is progressing nicely, and Mir. Bowman expects to ad- vance the date of the house warming" The Bowman man. sion is going to be one of the
 show places" of southern Ariz- ona. It is located on an ideal spot, and can be seen for miles. Wirt says the latch string will