The border vidette., 1918-03-16
Friends of Mrs. Chas.

Bankefd, who resides out on the
 bank of the Santa Cruz river, at i the pleasant Bankerd country home, will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from a ! severe attack of la grippe.
 Manager E. E. Bethell of the Washington Trading Company, motored down from Patagonia
 last Thursday and spent the day
 here transacting private busi-
 ness. Says farmers and stock
 growers up his way are happy
 over the prospect of good
 year, during which all expect to
 make big money.
 Yesterday William J. Broad
 departed for Camp Funston to
 fill the vacancy in the National
 Army, caused by the discharge
 of Hon. Charley l.. Hardy of this county. Hardy was turned down by the military medical
 board at Fort Riley, to which
 place the last contingent from
 Arizona, was sent.
 Customs Inspector A. G.
 Barber is making a good record
 on the interna tional line, and
 hardly a day passes that Barber don't do something for the good of Uncle Sam" Thursday he arrested Demetrio Tafolio, who was in the act of smuggling dozen small sacks of sugar out of the United States.
 N1r, To,os n C,i.xL
 after a pleasant visit in the city guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. James Breen, has returned to her home at Vaughn, this coun ty. Wednesday Mrs. Cunningham accompanied Mrs. Hannah O'Keefe, Mrs. Breen and Miss Margaret O'Keefe on an auto trip to Tubac and return.
 The concert last Monday even ing in the city park band stand, given by the 35th Infantry band, was greatly appreciated and a vote of thanks is due the boys ! who furnish music for Uncle 1 Sam's fighting men. Concerts will be gwen every Saturday evening in the park for the ben eft of the officers and enlisted | men.
 Tuesday morning John Giggin- botham, Laird of Carbo, return ed to his home in the south country, after few days pleas antly spent here with friends. The Laird recently spent a couple of weeks in Los Angeles, on business and pleasure. George A. Lonsbury. the pro motor, accompanied him to Jarbo.
 The forepart of the week Superintendent, John Glasson of he Bradford mines, of which John Hoy, of B1tte, Montana, anne, is manager, came in to ransacJ business and enjoy a ! short visit with his family. Reports the old mine looking good, exploration and develop nent work being pushed night md day.
 E. J. Holden, The Nogales Shoe Doctor, has moved into arger and better quarters iu the lew Noon Building on Grand venue, and is now turning out n enormous amount of work, m the shortest possible notice. He'll repair your old shoes while 'ou wait, or call for them in his new auto truck. Ed. both his work and prices.
 General Carlos Plank, com nander of the newly organized Ia Gendameria Fiscal, was here (
 couple of days this week, from where bis command f three hundred picked cavalry, 5 being recruited for service long the International border. !! Already more than one hundred /, nen, all experienced for the ! ervice for which they are intended, have been assent bled t Magdalena, where General Plank will have his headquart ! rS. ,
 Hon. George Stoneman, chair { nan of the Democratic State { Central Committee, was a visitor ! 1 the city couple of days this I 7eek, having come over from ] 'hoeniX on business in the Su- C erior Conrt. MT. Stoneman is ( ne of Arizona'S best known Suc- I