The border vidette., 1918-11-02
LOCAL NEWS.

ter supporter. was here yeSter- day.
 George Everett Of Duquesne, who has been sick at St. Joseph'S $ hospital, is able to be around again.
 U. s. Customs Inspector Geo. N. Sayre, has been here several days this week on official busi ness, from Sasabe.
 There are 1,O13 voters regis tered in Nogales precinct, in cluding those in the army or away on government work. -
 Mrs. Frank J. Duffy has fully recovered from a severe cold, to 1 the delight of her numerous friends throughout the county.
 J. k. Mcintyre, the well known mining man, formerly of this city, now of Santa Monica, Gal ifornia, is here transacting priv ate business.
 w. c. Fisher, representing the American Type Founders Com pany, of Los Angeles, has been | b NOhdlSS NloIOOt d COuIIO oI days this week.
 Rev. Thacker, who will again have charge of the Mexican mis- sion in this city, has arrived from Phoenix, being accompa- nied by his family.
 Miss Edna L.. Balser, Miss Mary Lill and Miss Etfie Peter son, have arrived from San An tonic, Texas, to work at the Base hospital, as nurses. Attorney E. R. Purdum, of Duffy & Purdum, who recently passed the examination to join Uncle Sam's service, is awaiting orders to report for duty.
 E. A. Dorah, Phoenix repre- sentative of Blake, Moffitt & Towne, Los Angeles paper deal | CTS, was a business visitor Tn the city the forepart of the week.
 Last Sunday George Fisher. panied by a party of friends, motored over from Tucson, re: turning home the same night.
 Friends of Mrs. Ellen Thomp son will be glad to learn she is again able to be around after having been confined to her home by illness, several days. Section 125 of the National Defense Act, prohibits any civi- Han wearing the uniform or any part of the uniform of a soldier, sailor or marine. Offenders will be arrested and prosecuted.
 In a head, on collision yester- day on the Sonora railway, be- tween a passenger train and a freight, an American named Wallace Homes, was killed and a number of passengers injured.
 Hon. Thomas Campbell, Re publican candidate for governor, spent last Sunday in Nogales. From here he went to Patago mia, being accompanied by a number of local Republican lead CTS.
 Last Thursday Mrs. Mary Christ, mother of Mrs. E. Tit comb, after enjoying a couple of weeks at the elegant Titcomb home on Crawford street, de- parted for her home in Winslow. Arizona
 Henry Stewart, for a long tune in the employ of Harold Wheal- ton, owner of Fl Plomo mines in the Altar district, Sonora, has been a business visitor in Noga- les a couple of days this week, from the mines.
 The many friends of Miss Gladys Walker will be pleased to learn that she is getting along nicely at the St. Joseph's hos pital, where she was taken after her accident last week. The charming little lady's numerous friends here and throughout the county, hope for her speedy re. covery.
 H. J. Temple, general super intendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme, after visit to Tue son to consult with his chief, President Randolph, has return ed to Empalme. Vic. Bennett, assistant superintendent, with headquarters at Mazatlan. who came to the border in his private car "Tepic," returned south