The border vidette., 1918-10-12

1 On Wednesday or this week
 Nogales was visited by c. L.
 Northcraft of Pata gonia, who is
 manager of the Sonoita Land
 Grant, and Hon. R. L.. del Valle, l a prominent citizen of Los An geles, who is enjoying a visit at | Pate mia, with his sister, Mrs. 1 NorN,. craft.
 ! Michael T. McCleary, popuia- :
 local representative for the Los Angeles Tanning Co.,, of which
 A. c. Wall is manager, this week
 wears broad smile of conte nt-
 ment, and is receiving the con
 gratuIationS of his numerous
 friends. It's a bouncing boy
 Mother and little one doing
 nicely.
 Fannie and Ethel Reagan,
 daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Lee
 Reagan, of Camille, have gone to
 their country home to remain
 by order of the Board of Health.
 When school reopens the young ladies will return to Nogales
 where they will reside this fall and winter.
 Mayor Wirt G. Bowman, can didate on the Democratic ticket for state representative, accom- panied by Mrs. Bowman will shortly depart for Washington, D. o., where Mayor Bowman will offer his services to Uncle Sam, in any capacity. Mrs. Bow man will remain at the national capital indefinitely.
 Hiram Whitcomb, manager of the Worlds Fair mine, accom- panied by Mrs. Whitcomb visit ed Nogales the forepart of the week, being guests at The Bow man. MT. Whitcomb is we'll known in Sonora, where for a number of years he was asso- ciated with Ed. Tufts, the Grip pie Creek, Colorado mine pro- motor.
 Wednesday evening Dr. Wal lace and w. H. Haley, of the War Trade Board made flying trip to Tucson, to see their friend. Harry B. Grace, the we'll known broker, who last Monday was badly injured in an automobile wreck near Con t nental The doctor made the run from Nogales to the Arizona Hospital in Tucson, in one hour and forty minutes.
 Last Wednesday Sergeant Her. bert Chatham, of the Base Hos pital, departed for Camp Me Arthur, Texas, where he will enter the officers training school. The Sergeant is the youngest son of Judge and Mrs. J. J. Chatham, of this city. The | young man has wide circle of l friends in Santa Cruz county, where he was born and raised, who wish him good luck
 The following lady teachers at the public school. which are closed on account of the Spanish | influenza, which as yet, has not | made it's appearance in Nogales, are among those who volunteer ed their services to the local AI dIO OOdio, dS ClSI hS. hlSS | Willie Deane England, Miss Els 5her c. Brainard. Miss Lenore Barrett, Miss Kathryn Agate and Miss Margaret Miller.
 The Nogales Board of Health did a mighty wise thing in or lering the closing of schools, theatres and all other places where people congregate. Up to date not a single case of Spanish influenza has made it's in Nogales, and if Health Officer Chenoweth and lis assistants, have their way, yery few, if any cases, will be credited to Santa Cruz county.
 The Fourth Liberty Loan mass meeting at Patagonia last Sat lrday night, was a great sue cess, the attendance being large rom all over the county. Music vas furnished by the 25th In ,antry band and by Mrs. c. V. Fowler, who delighted the big ludiance with a number of songs. Speeches were made by Collect or C. E. Hardy, Hon. Frank J. Barry and Judge w. A. O'Con- lor
 J. l.. Schleimer, local real es ate man, associated with Geo. w. Dunbar, who a couple of ago entered the United States marine service, at San