The border vidette., 1918-07-13

ciety of the Methodist church, last Thursday afternoon held a tea party at the pleasant home of Mrs. Louis Hudgin on Craw- ford street.
 Last week Attorney S. Fred. Noon, c. L.. Fowler and Isaac P. Fraizer. attended a meeting of state Republicans held at Douglas, making the cross coun- try trip by automobile.
 Al. Scharff, of the United States customs service, has re- turned from his vaca tion spent in the east, and is again Ion the line." Reports having had a fine outing. He looks it.
 Harold Brown, ex- chief of DO. lice of Nogales, accompanied by Mrs Brown and the baby, de- parted last week for San Fran cisco, where Harold will enter the service of Uncle Sam.
 The forepart of the week City Councilman George H. Fielder returned ;from the coast where he enjoyed a visit with Mrs. Fiedler and the little girl, who are spending the summer by the sea.
 Holler &, Levin, the pioneer customs house brokers, next week will move into their hand some new quarters in the Wiley building on Arroyo Boulevard, next to the Pioneer Hardware House.
 Nathan Leeker, the retired merchant,swho recently sold his business and beautiful residence on Morley avenue to Joe Berk, proprietor-of The Modern, has gone to the coast for a well. earned rest.
 Supervisor George w. Parker, accompanied by his family is arranging to motor to the Grand Canyon, where MT. Parker will attend the annual meeting of Arizona supervisors, which con- venes July 22nd.
 B. Lewis, we'll known cowman from Parkers Canyon, was a visitor in the city last Wednes- day, to consult Dr. Sneaker. Mir. LewisSis under the weather and will go to Arizona Hot Springs for treatment.
 The forepart of the week, Hon. A. c. Bernard, mayor of Tue son. who is now member of the Tucson city council, was a business visitor in Nogales. He and a party of friends motored home Tuesday evening.
 aThis week Mfr. 1E. w. Jones, representing a Denver, Colordo electrical supply house, has been a visitor in the city, guest of his sister, Mrs. A. E. Reddoch. The gentleman's home is at West Virginia.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert Walker, nee Miss Margurite Wise, returned the forepart of the week, from their honeymoon spent with the lieutenant's re- latives and friends in Texas. The newly weds will reside in Nogales.
 Secretary A. B. Reddoch of the local board requests regis trants of the new class to fill out and return the questionaires as early as possible. According to law the qaestionaires must be returned within seven days. Boys, get busy.
 Mrs. Audrey, wife of Major J. E. Audrey. from Honolulu, will arrive in Nogales on a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. L.. Fowler. Mrs. Au- drey, nee Miss Mildred Fowler, has a wide circle of friend here. All will be pleased to welcome her home.
 Nogales was visited a couple of days this week by Hon. A. S. Hawkins, of Phoenix, who is a Democratic candidate for the of flee of attorney general. Attor- uey General Wiley E. Jones is candidate for re election, and his Santa Cruz county friends say he'll win in a walk.
 Ernest Brown, nephew of Geo. Fl. Pratt, of the U. S. customs service, who some time ago join ed the navy, has been made a sergeant machiniStS mate. In a letter to his uncle, Ernest, who is a Nogales boy, stated that he would shortly leave San Diego fOr an eastern DOrt