The border vidette., 1917-07-07

came to attend the funeral last
 Sunday, of the late Judge Watt
 Gittins, Mrs. Gleason's father. Louis Saunders has returned
 from business visit to the ] south country, and in few days 1 will go to the coast to cool off.
 Reports the weather south of
 the border 'some hot"
 Superior Judge w. A. O'Con-
 nor has appointed the following residents of NogaleS as members
 of the Child Welfare Board: Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, Mrs. H. M.. | Miss Laura Parsons, Charles L..
 Hardy, Mrs. Grace Thompson,
 and Rev. B. H. Mobley.
 Tomorrow number of Noga- les business men, friends of Gen. eral P Elias Gales, governor of
 Sonora, will motor to Magdale-
 ma, to pay their respects to Gov ernor Gales, who now makes the beautiful Garden City," his
 headquarters. F. F. Rodriguez,
 will chaperone the party.
 Sheriff Earhart has received a communication from Mrs. James Obey of Anaconda, Montana, in tvs high sheriff to assist her in locating her husband, Jim, who is 35 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall, and talks Irish. Jim's wife and children are anxious to hear from him.
 Edward Ramirez, Jr., D. So- tomayor and Jesus Zbanez, through their attorneys, Barry & Barry, thIs week filed suit in the Superior Court against S. Leeker, proprietor of the Ell Paso Store, charging false inn prisonement. Each of the plain tiffs prays for damages in the sum of S3 3,O5O.
 Charley Jones, the veteran re- staurant man. has returned from Deming, New Mexlco, where he secured leases on number of business houses. During the next two years Charley expects to reap golden harvest from Uncle Sam'S soldiers at Deming. Trust him to get in on the ground floor.
 Art Fletcher, the well known Mazatlan druggist, formerly con nected with the International Drug Company of NOgaleS, has returned from the south coun- try, and in few days will de- part for his home in Nebraska. After visiting his mother, Art. will tender his services to Uncle Sam. He will enlist in the army.
 So many Nogales people were in town the Fourth it was inn possible to make mention of all. Nobody is more welcome here than the people of the county seat, and had Patagonians known so many of their Nogales friends were coming, greater arrange ments would have been made for their entertainment. - Patago- nian.
 Malcolm Middleton, for along time connected with the assay office of Hugo Miller, writes from Mare Island, California. that he has joined the United States Marine Corps. Middleton left NogaIes a short time ago for the purpose of joining Uncle Sam's colors. His host of friends in Santa Cruz county wish him good luck.
 The departure of members of the clerical force at the base q1artermaster's office, to other stations, is regretted by many of our citizens, who were forum ate enough to become acq uaint- ed with the boys in Captain Parker's department. The boys | take with them, to France, or the best wishes of | their Nogales friends.
 The inconvenience caused | patrons Of the Arizona Gas and | Electric Company, by the recent brake down at the plant, is deep Iy regretted by Superintendent Kelsey and other officers of the company. "The repairs were made under great difficulties. and everybody is again happy" said Marcos ProtO, efficient sec retary of the big company.
 Robert Ogle, who recently re- signed the position of assistant cashier of The NogaleS National |