The border vidette., 1918-09-28

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 is Democratic county centra
 committeeman from Lochiel, was
 a visitor in the city last Wed l nesday, having motored in to at l tend the committee meeting. Next Monday Mrs. TEeodora s. Marsh, Santa Cruz county :
 state represen tative, will go to | Phoenix to attend a meeting of the State Council of Defense, of 1 which she is member The
 meeting will be held Tuesday. George A. Schroeter, presi
 dent of the w. c. Laughlin Min
 ing Co.,, is here from New York on his way to the properties in the San Xavier district. He is being detained here on account
 of the new passport regulation.
 Guy Griffin, of The Bowman
 and the Tucsonia, is here from
 tbe old town to cool off, and i'm
 cidentally give his big local
 hotel the 'once over" Says
 there are hotter places than
 Tucson. We'll take Guys word
 for it.
 Harold J. Brown, ex city mar shal, has waived exemption on the draft, and cn October 7th, will leave for Camp Kearney, Cali fornia, to join the colors. Har- old's host of friends throughout Santa Cruz county wish him good luck.
 Thursday in Superi or Court, in the damage suit of John Erl1- kila against the Montana Mines Co.,, for $1O,OOO damages for in juries received while working for the company, the jury brought in a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of $3, ,OOO.
 Ca,ds have been received in Nogales announcing the mar riage in Los Angeles September 7th of Miss Grace Falvey, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. T. w. Falvey, to Russell B. Rhoades The bride is a niece of Mayor and Mrs. J. A. Harrison.
 w. T. Roath. the Elgin cattle man, who. owns valuable real estate in Nogales, has been a visitor at the county seat a couple of days, transacting priv ate business. Reports his re- zion very dry and badly in need of rain. Cattle look good.
 Luis R. Ruelas, the man ar rested here by the police. on a charge of conducting a 'fence," will be taken back to Phoenix, to answer charges there. Chief | Of Police Lowe has been notified to hold Luis pending the arrival | of officers from Maricopa county.
 Mrs. Harold Thompson, nee Miss Edith Doherty, wife of | Major Harold Thompson, is en- toying visit here with her mother and sisters, Mrs. s. A. and the Misses Olive | and Aiexia Doherty, at the pleas ant Doherty residence in this city.
 This week Nogales was visit ed by Miss Stather Elliott, for nerly of Nogales, now a teacher n the University of Texas, who vas on her way home from a visit to California. While here Miss Elliott was 8 guest of Mrs. H. M. Clagett and Miss Georgia ritcomb.
 Otto H. Herold, vice president ,f The First National Bank of 1 Nogales, and Ferd. VanMourick, of the Sonora News Nogales aud Sonora branch stores, are enjoying life n Los Angeles and at the beaches, with their wives. Last Sunday they were at Venice.
 Malcom Little, the we'll known awyer, who is ar expert when t comes to international law, las been in the city several days his week, from Los Angeles, where he now makes his head quarters. MT. Little represents ! number of big people, who own land and mines in Mexico.
 State Senator Ray Ferguson, physician and surgeon for the Ouquesne Mining & Reduction was a business visitor tt the county seat the forepart >f the week. The medico is a candidate for re election on the ticket, his Democra- ,ic opponent being T. P. Thomp- son.