The border vidette., 1918-02-23
LOCAL NEWS. e

Camp have been suspended.
 This week the state highway workers received their checks.
 Don O. Franklin has returned from a visit to lis old home at Elk Point, South Dakota.
 Mrs. Carlos Ruppelius is here from the ranch near Oracle, to enjoy short visit with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Purdy.
 George A. Lonsberry, the we'll known local promoter, has gone to New York on important priv ate business, expecting to be gone a month.
 Nogales, Arizona, has a new electric siren fire alarm. It's the real thing, and can easily be heard whether one wants to hear 1t or not.
 H. A. Corpe, who is now employed at the Three R mines, came in from the big copper camp Wednesday,, being accom- panied by his wife.
 John Gittins, son of the late Judge Watt Gittins, is visitor in the city from the Three R mine, where he and his brother Tom, are now employed.
 The grand ball given Thurs day evening by the Santa Cruz Club, was very brilliant, joyous affair, being largely attended by members and their friends.
 Henry Ohm, who has been quite sick at St. Joseph's hos pital, is again able to be around and in a day or two will return to his farm near CalabaSaS.
 Colonel c. E. Hardy, collector U. $. customs, is in Douglas, where he went to deliver an address during the celebration of Washingto toms Birthday, yes terday.
 Editor Howard Keener of the Santa Cruz Patagonian, has been a business visitor at the county seat couple of days from Pata- gonia. He registered at the MOnteZuma.
 w. F. Christman U. $. Com missioner at Sonoita, and w. H. Collie, we'll known, successful dry farmer from the Elgin couu. try, visited in NogaleS a couple of days this week.
 Otto H. Herold, vice president of the First National Bank of Nogales, has returned from an extended business visit in the east where he went in the inter est of his big bank.
 On their way to sunny Califor nia, MT: and Mrs. John Rollo, of Murphysbore, Ind, are visit ing in the city. guests of their daughter, Mrs. Ben. M. Ashbey, on Marsh Heights.
 Thursday B. E. Bethell, man. ager of the Washington Trading Company, accompanied by Mrs. Bethell, came down from Pata- gonia, and spent the day here tranSactipg business.
 Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, ,coun- ty school superintendent, return ed the forepart of the week from Phoenix, where she attended the annual meeting of Arizona'S school superintendents.
 Senator Harry J. Karns is in receipt of letter from his brother Bob, now in France with the American National army, in which Bob states he is we'll and enjoying the war game.
 A. $. Noon is making needed improvements in his Grand avenue store building, occupied by B. J. Holden, the well known Shoe Doctor. A handsome plate glass front is being put in.
 Mrs. Isaac Hay of Lochiel, where he husband is deputy collector of customs, after very pleasant visit in NOgaleS, guest of her friends Mrs. w. F OvertOn, has returned to Lochiel.
 This week application was made at the office of the local War Trade Board for license to import between twenty and thirty thousand head of cattle from the state of Sonora, to the States.
 Friends of Mrs. Bailey Rus sell, nee Miss Tillie Bowman, will be glad to learn that she is recovering from an operation for