The border vidette., 1918-08-03
Conductor J. T. Haralson of

zuma hotel this week a couple of
 days. Came up to cool off. Last Wednesday evening Rev. | w. F. Beitz of Tucson delivered
 an interesting address at the
 Army Y. NJ. C. A, which was
 greatly appreciated by the sol
 diers. Rev. Beitz was a guest at the Montezuma hotel during
 his visit in the city.
 Tomorrow Mir. and Mrs. Chas.
 Dumazert will depart for the coast for well earned rest, be- fore going 10 New York to pur
 chase goods for, their new Vile de Paris, which is being built
 under Engineer H. G. Glore's
 personal supervision.
 Don c. Franklin, from the Casa Grande country, has been
 here this week several days. l Says he is going home to cool off. Don is sure some booster for the Casa Grande country,
 where he owns valuable land, on which he will plant cotton.
 Dave Loeb, proprietor of La Popular haberdashry, is at the California beaches enjoying the sea breeze, and w. D. Hart, who recently returned from his vaca- tion spent in the Rocky Noun tains. is again in charge of the big show place on Morley Ave.
 The Misses Jewell and Stella Turner, daughters of Tom Fur ner, the we'll known cowman, who as sheriff of Santa Cruz county, made one of the best officers any county in the state ever had, are visiting in the city, as guests of their cousin Mrs. Sam Fried man.
 John Dupuy, brother of Joe Dupuy, according to a letter from Santa Barbara, California, received by Joe, has joined the colors, and will soon be on the fire line in France. John's old time Nogales friends wish him good luck. His father was a Frenchman.
 David Willzey, son of Judge Wilkey, was visitor in the city the forepart of the week from the Harshell mine. where he is employed as accountant. He re- ported operations progressing nicely with regular shipments of manganese ores being shipped to the customs smelter.
 H. E. Evans, of the Evans Mercantile Company of Patago uia, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week. MT. Evans is well and favorably known in Noga- les. Several years ago he re sided here, being associated with the Oasis, as business manager.
 This week F. F. Rodriguez, the hadware dealer, has been in the south country, on private | business. He'll return next week, | after inspecting his branches at Guaymas and Navojoa. The | house of Rodriguez is building l up a big business on the West Coast, by live and let live methods.
 Arthur c. Wall, local respre- sentative of the Los Angeles l dI1IIS SOL1 lIdHys IIdS SOHc IO [ New York on business for his i company, the main offices of | which are in Los Angeles. Dur ing his absence, the business of l the company here and in So- nora, is being looked after by Michael McCleary.
 R. l.. HaWeS, manager of the | mercantile department at the | Democrata mines at Cananea, accompanied by Mrs. Hawes and Miss Maude McManus, of New York, who is visiting her uncle and aunt, registered at The Bow man, last Tuesday. from the big copper camp. Wednesday the party motored to Cananea
 Robt. E. Lee, efficient court accompanied by his wife and County Assessor Vic Wager and Miss Laura Parsons, clerk of the board of supervis- ors, returned last Tuesday even- ing from the Grand Canyon, where they attended the annual state tax conference The long cross country trip was made by a automobile.
 Miss Grace Chatham, daught- CT of Judge and Mrs. J. J. Cha than, this week received notice from the President of the Uni versity of Arizona, that she has successfully passed the eXamin-