The border vidette., 1917-06-23

OtiC - ADuhCC. ly trade especially solicited. adv. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Edith Doherty lovely daughter of Mrs. Sarah DOherty, and Lieutenant Harold Thompson, U. $. A. The forepart of the week Tom GittinS, well known millman of this city, went to Navojoa, Son. ora, to accept position in the mines owned by Rodriguez Bros, of HermoSillo. Later Tom will be joined by his family.
 Earl D. Hamm"ck, the real estate man. who was successful ly operated upon by Drs. Skin ner and Beckert, is getting along nicely at St. Jo$eph's hospital. Earl says, anyhow, he never had use for his appendix.
 Last evening c. c. Rockwell. {. of this city, and Senator Ray Ferguson, of Patagonia, return ed from the Altar district, Son ora, where they had been to visit mining property owned by MT. Rock well and associates. On account of the epidemic of small pox in Douglas, unvaccin- ated citizens of Nogales are re- quired to be accinated. Between the hours of and G D. m., the county superintendent of health will vaccinate free of charge at his office.
 Mrs. Samuel Leeker, accom- panied by the boys, departed Wednesday, for Memphis, Tenn. where a couple of months will be pleasantly spent with relat- ives and friends. Sam has made application for membership in the Summer WidowerS' Club.
 Through the splendid work of the Y. NJ. c. A. Committee, composed of Mrs. George R.. Marsh, Mrs. George H. Fielder, Mrs. J. E. Wise and Mrs. Shel- by, more than $15OO have already been subscribed in Nogales, for the aSsociatiOn's war work fund
 Harry Williams, who several
 
 of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, of this city, has been here several days this week from Tucson. Harry says he has almost decided to return to Nogales. His many friends will be glad to. see him.
 Manager Frank Diamos of The Nogales Theatre and Messrs. VanMourick and Mcintyre of the Airdome and Ly ric theatres. did their "bit" when they donat- ed their play houses to the Red Cross of Nogales, thereby help ing to swell the Red Cross War Fund.
 Next Monday evening Miss Adelina Camou, one of NOgales' loveliest daughters, and MT. Jose c. Camou, millionaire rancher and stockraiser, will be married in this city. The bride and groom will spend their honeymoon in beautiful Hawaii Islands.
 Tom Bentley, mine superin- tendent at Minas Prietas many years, who is now making Mo- gales his home, has been in town several days from the Pa tagonia mountains, where he is in charge of a splendid mining property owned by Nogales busi- ness men.
 Word From Mir. and Mrs. Con O'Keefe, who with their daught- CT, Miss Margurite, are motoring across country to California, for the benefit of MT. O'Keefe's $ health, is to the effect that they are having fine time camping out, and Mir. O'Keefe is already greatly improved.
 Rev. R. P. Pope, of the new Baptist church, has purchased two lots on Cavalry Hill, from Geo. Dunbar and Jack Schleim. CT, and will in the near future erect a handsome church. The erection of the house of God !, will greatly enhance property values on Cavalry Hill.
 The lawn fete and dance given at the beautiful home of Senator and Mrs. Harry J. Karns last Thursday evening, for the ben eft of the Red Cross, was a great success, socially and finan- cially. Everybody had a fine