The border vidette., 1918-10-19

Cruz county boy, has gone to 1 Vancouver Barracks, to enter the service of our Uncle Sam. Through the splendid work of James Cotter, foreman of the Souther Pacific yards, his crew subscribed more than one thous- and dollars to the Fourth Liber- ty Loan. Jimmie headed the list with a check for $2OO.
 Dr. Pitts, who with his family recently arrived in Nogales from Baltimore, Md, to make this his home, has opened offices at 136 Arroyo boulevard. The doctor comes highly recommended as a physician and surgeon.
 Town Marshal Jay Lowe, ac- companied by Mrs. Lowe and the children, returned Wednes- day from a visit to Del Rio, Texas, his old home. Marshal Lowe and family will again make Nogales their home.
 Judge Frank J.. Duffy. mem Der of the State Fair Commis- sion, has this week been in Phoenix, attending a meeting of the Commission. The Fair will be held December ? to 9, and promises to be big success.
 Today Santa Cruz county will go over the top in the Fourth Liberty Loan drive, as she al ways does. Citizens of this county are 100 per cent Amer ican. All are doing their bit toward winning the great war.
 Miss Florence Edwards, &C., complished daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Edwards, who has been attending the University of Arizona, has returned home. The University has been quar- antined on account of the Span ish influenza.
 Hon. Theodore Gebler, retired merchant, who has been spend ing the summer on the Pacific coast, has returned home from Los Angeles. The grand old gentleman looks the picture of health, and says he feels like a twenty year old.
 Superintendent James Ritchi of the Arizona European mines, adjoining the famous Three R mines on the south, was a busi- ness visitor in the city yester. day. High-grade ore Is now be ing mined for shipment to the smelter from Bloxton station.
 In compliance with instruc- tions received by Ben. J. Jones, district food administrator, from Timothy A. Riordan, state food administrator, no more sugar certificates will be issued by the district food administrator for the sale of sugar for canning purposes.
 Miss Mary McEniry, who. has been employed in the Southern Pacific freight office, as clerk, has resigned, and last Wednes. day departed for her home in Ell Paso. During her stay here Miss McEniry made many friends. She is an accomplished musi- elan, and will be missed in social circles.
 Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, eff cient county school superinten- dent, has received notice of her appointment as & member of the State Board of Education, talk ing the place of Mir. Brown of St. Johns. The Board is com posed of the state superinten dent of schools and five citizen members.
 Last Wednesday MT. Otto H. Herold, vice president of the First National Bank of Nogales, accompanied by Mrs. Herold, returned from an extended visit in California, where Mir. Herold transacted business for his man. moth financial institution, of which Mir. Bracey Curtis, of this city, is president.
 The dance and supper adver- ! tised to be given at Sonoita next Saturday, October 26th, has been called of, indefinitely. Dr. Chenoweth, county health off 1 cer, states that all such gather ingS eau not be permitted for the present and until such a time as there is positively no danger from the Spanish flu.
 Attorney D. A. Richardson of | Douglas, accompanied by Mrs. Richardson motored over from the Shelter City last WedneS-