The border vidette., 1918-07-06
JULY 6. 1918.
LOCAL NEWS.

at Long Beach, California, en- i toying a visit with friends. Ed. Bremen has accepted a position in the Tucson office of the United States immigration service.
 Manager Munger of the No gales Produce Company, has re- turned from a business visit to Los Angeles.
 Mexican Consul Jose Delgado has returned from a visit to Ma vojoa, where he had been on private business.
 Thos. Hughes, store keeper for the Duquesne Mining x Re- duction Co.,, spent the Fourth in Nogales, from Duquesne. The Nogales National Bank has received $5O,O in bran new bank notes, of the following de- nominations: $2O'S and $1O's. Geo. Cheeseman, from Guay- mas, where he represents the Waters Pierce Oil Company, is guest at the National hotel.
 Hon. H. Murray Hutchins. British vice consul at Guaymas, has been a guest at the National
 County Attorney c. l.. Hardy is mourning the loss of his fine Boston bull terrier. He'll pay liberal reward for the dogs re- turn.
 The Nogales Daily Herald is now comfortably houses in the new Wise Building, corner of Terrace avenue and Crawford street.
 Brigadier General Duval, from Douglas, was a Fourth of July visitor in Nogales. He arrived from the Shelter City Tuesday evening.
 |, Mrs. Ben Evans, accompanied by Master Ben and Mrs. Hines, departed for the coast last Tues day, expecting to be gone a couple of months.
 Superintendent Kingsbury of the Sonora Railway, with head quarters at Empalme, has been a business visitor in the city this week couple of days.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Powers, owners of the famous Worlds Fair silver bonanza, in the Har- shaw district. this county. spent the Fourth of July in Nogales.
 MT. B. l.. Beals, the Tilla- nook, Oregon, dry farmer, who is operating near Noria, Sonora, was a visitor in the city couple of days this week, for supplies.
 Geo. N. Sayre, deputy collect or of customs at San Fernando, near Sasabe, is enjoying a visit at home with his family. To morrow he'll return to his post.
 Rails to be used in covering the arroyo on Grand avenue in front of the Town Hall, have arrived and the work will now be pushed to completion as fast as possible.
 After undergoing another op- eratiou on his throat, Attorney Leslie c. Hardy is getting along nicely and will soon be around, according to his physician, Dr. V. A. Sneaker.
 John Hoy, manager of the old Trench, accompanied by Mrs. Hoy and the children, motored in from the mine on the Fourth, to witness field sports at the 35th Infantry camp.
 Bracey Curtis, president of the First National Bank of Nogales, has gone east on private busi ness. He will visit his old home near Boston, Mass, before re- turning to Nogales.
 Miss Gladys Walker is here from Phoenix enjoying a few days visit with her uncle and aunt. Judge and Mrs. w. A. O'Connor. Miss Gladys was a clerk in the Legislature. John Brunton, the we'll known mining engineer, who is operat- ing a graphite mine in Sonora, near Mipas Prietas, is a guest at the National hotel, from his home at Las Vegas, N. M.
 Arizona is evidently determin ed to do it's part in the feeding of the allies. Forty nine per cent of it's reStau1 ants and hotels are pledged to serve no wheat