The border vidette., 1918-10-05

lIn III mlST3 3GlON inspector, SCdUlOIleO at Tucson, after a couple oi
 weeks delightfully."- spent at the ranch of his brother Fred, a short distance from Nogales, has returned to Tucson.
 This week Karns Bros, Inc. 1 received a carload of Fordson tractors, many of which they have already sold to Santa Cruz county and Sonora farmers. Like the Ford automobiles, the Fordson tractor is a wonder.
 According to Mrs. Robt. C.. Howell, who is in charge of the work of securing money for Bel gian babies, through the milk bottles scattered around Noga- les, during the month of Sept. the sum of $75.O7 was donated. P. J. McCarty, the Camille apple king, was in the city this week taking orders for apples, which now bring S1.75 per box, delivered at Elgin station. He reports a wonderful crop this year of both apples and peaches. Dr. Hardtmayer motored down from Patagonia the forepart of the week on a combined business and pleasure visit. The popular medico has wide circle of friends at the county seat who always extend to him a glad hand
 According to Local Food Ad- iSf is no truth in the report going the rounds that the price of milk in Nogales has been raised to thirty cents a quart. Mr. Jones made a thorough investigation. and knows whereof he speaks.
 Mrs. Gillespie, accomplished wife of MT. A. M. Gillespie, vice president and manager of the Nogales Ma tional Bank, accom- panied by her lovely little daughter, returned the forepart of the week from a delightful visit of several months in Cali fornia.
 This week Mir. Griffin, who for some time past has been resid- ing on Mir. Ed. Titcomb's beau tiful country place, near Noga- les, removed to his newly ac quired farm on the Santa Cruz river. Barry & Barry, local at torneys, persuaded MT. Griffin to move.
 At the pleasant home of Sen ator and Mrs. Harry J. Karns, on Grand avenue, a farewell re- ception was held last Monday evening in honor of Rev. Geo. c. Golden, who has gone to Fort Whipie, near Prescott, to enter the service of Uncle Sam, as a chaplain.
 The forepart of the week Ser geant Herbert Chatham, of the local Base Hospital, departed for Fort Bayard, New Mexico, in charge of a number of patients transferred there for treatment. Sergeant Chatham is the young est son of Judge and Mrs. J. J. Chatham.
 The Shamrock Cafe on Morley avenue, under the personal man agement of T. P. Thompson and. J. M. Wilson, is doing a splen- did business. Everything is neat and clean, and prices are reason able. Thompson & Wilson be- lieve in the principle of 50 50. It pays big.
 Last Monday James B. Cor don, chief train dispatcher for the Southern Pacific of Mexico. with headquarters at Empalme. was a stop over visitor, on his way back to his post, after a visit in the East. Mir. Gordon and wife resided in Nogales be- fore going to Empalme.
 On Wednesday evening Mrs. L.. l.. Temple, mother of Mir. H. J. Temple, popular, efficient gen. eral superintendent of the South ern Pacific of Mexico, arrived in the city from her home in Doug las. and has since been a guest of her friend, Mrs. Allen T. Bird, on Crawford street.
 Senator Harry J. Karns, of Karns Bros. Inc, returned last Monday night from a visit to Hermosillo, where his firm has a branch machinery and auto supply house. The senator re- ported business conditions great ly improved in the state capital, and other towns in Sonora.
 CaDtain and MrS G E Per