The border vidette., 1918-07-27

l MTS. J Y OdFF0OG, 1TOIl u
 bac, has been visiting in the city a couple of days, the house guest of Mrs. E. K. Cummings, on Crawford street.
 After an extended visit with relatives and friends in old Ken ] lucky, Mrs. c. E. Hardy, wife ] of the U. $. collector of customs, will return home today. Tomorrow Mrs. Will H. Smith and family will leave for the coast, where they will spend the remainder of the heated term The trip will be made cross country in the Smith auto driven by Ray Smith.
 Mark Manning, the we'll known l Sonoita dry farmer, accompa- nied by Charles Benjamin, visit ed the county seat last Tuesday, on private business. Mark has one of the best farms in the SO- noita district.
 The Elgin Unit of the Elgin Chapter of the Red Cross, will ! serve dinner in the Elgin school house, tomorrow (Sunday) be- ginning at 12 o'clok. Price fifty cents. Plenty to eat. Every body welcome.
 Grover Polk of this city, now with the great national army in France, writes that he arrived safe and is in excellent health, all of which is welcome news to his many friends in Nogales and Santa Cruz county.
 General Francisco Serrano, of the Mexican army, has been a Nogales visitor this week sev- eral days. From here the gen eral will go to the Pacific coast. on pleasure bent. He will be gone couple of weeks.
 Wednesday evening Governor P. Elias Gales. accompanied by his family, arrived Tn Nogales from Hermosillo. Thursday the governor returned to the capital city. his family remaining here with relatives the Chacons.
 Wednesday afternoon Miss Lucy Chatham delightfully."- en- tertained members of the Sun- shine Class of the Methodist Sunday School, at the pleasant home of her parents. Judge and Mrs. J. J. Chatham, on West avenue.
 John Yoas, from the Yoas ranch near Amadoville, was a visitor in the city the foropart of the week, being accompanied by his friend Henry Pyeatt, whose, splendid ranch is in the Huachuca mountain foothills, near Camille. t
 E. E Noon, the mining en- gineer, who is in charge of the Yellow Jacket mine in the Gro Blanco district, has been enjoy ing a visit in the city with Mrs. Noon and the children. MT. Morris Oler, from the same place, accompanied him.
 At a meeting of the Nogales School Board held Thursday af- ternoon, the trustees decided to construct an eight-room, one story brick school building, to be completed before school opens on the first Monday in Septem- Der. The building will cost $1O,OOO.
 Wednesday P. J. Munch, de- putty state land commissioner, went over to the Camille coun- try, on state land business. He was accompanied by his wife. and Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, Mrs. Munch's mother, who is superintendent of Santa Cruz county's schools.
 Miss Riceburg of Tucson, who was clerk at Guy Griffin's Tue sonia hotel, has arrived from the ancient and honorable pueblo, and is now in charge at The Bow man, MT. Griffin's popular No gales hotel. Miss Riceburg is an experienced hotel clerk, and is deservedly popular with the travelling public.
 Dr. H. A. Schell, the we'll known optician, who makes his home Tn Tucson, was guest at the Montezuma hotel a couple of days this week from Patagonia, where he had been on profes sional business. Dr. Schell is one of Arizona's most prominent opticians. He makes regular visits to this section.
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