The border vidette., 1918-04-20

V0y, tue expert mdCQlQlSC, long time in the employ of Karns Bros., Inc, and Frank Powers, departed for Fort Sill, Okla to join Uncle Sam's aviators. The boys have the good wishes of numerous friends.
 John Hughes, the wholesale groceryman, is back from Dem ing, New Mexico, where he Is engaged in business. After the awful wind and dust storms of Deming, John says he's mighty glad to be in Nogales, the best town in the great southwest.
 J. E. Little, the engineer, has gone to Cananea, where he will superintend the erection of the handsome new theatre being built by Frank Diamos, manager of The Nogales Theatre. and associates, who also are build ing a big amusement emporium in Tucson.
 Yesterday work on the con- tract for covering the town ar royo from the Crawford street bridge north several hundred feet, to 'The Wedge," was com menced by Contractor Bankson, who says this wonderful civic improvement will be completed on schedule time.
 Last Wednesday Hon. Oscar F. Ashburn, one of the county's most successful stock raisers, motored down from the Monkey Springs ranch near Patagonia. Mrs. Ashburn, a sister of Mrs. Sam Friedman of this city, came with Mir. Ashburn, for a days visit with her sister.
 Jack Woodrum, the veteran passenger conductor on the S. P. de M., has gone to the coast to visit for a couple of months with Mrs. Woodrum. During Jacks absence w. T. Ham, who has been running south of Elm palme, will have his run between and Guaymas.
 The Arizona Gas & Electric Company of Nogales, has made to the Arizona Cor poration Commission for per- mission to issue additional first bonds, and Tuesday, May Eth, 1918, has been set for hearing the application, at the state house in Phoenix.
 W. Dudley Hart, manager of The Popular, who is Select Knight of the local Knights of this week received a check in the sum of $127.6O, the proceeds of the social dance at Patagonia, last Saturday even ing. The money will be turned into the War Relief Work fund of the K. of c.
 Commencing this afternoon at ? o'clock, Mrs. w. c. Budge and Mrs. William Schuckmann will give card party at the Schuck- mann residence on Crawford street, for the benefit of the Red Cross. Admission fifty cents. Ladies who do not play cards are requested to bring their knit ting and sewing.
 Last Thursday the following prominent citizens of Tucson were in Nogales, having come to attend the Legarra- McLaws Mir. and Mrs. R. J. Adams, the brides grand par ents; Judge and Mrs. Chas. Blenman, Mir. and Mrs. Resell D. Carpenter, and Mrs. l.. Ros- enstern and daughter.
 
 Wednesday Collector of U. $. Customs Chas. B. Hardy de- parted for Ell Paso, to meet w. 6. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury, who last Thursday evening, in Phoenix, spoke to thousands of people, in behalf of the Third Liberty Loan. Col. Hardy accompanied Secretary McAdoo from Ell Paso to the state capital.
 Arcus B. Redoch of the Draft | Board has received Draft Call | No. 177, under which eight more | men will be sent to the training | camp May 10. Under the last call | twelve men were ordered sent | from Santa Cruz county, with | two alternates. Mir. Reddoch | says that if all twelve are ac- the two alternateS will l be the first two on the new list.
 Announcement has been made | of the engagent of Miss Marion | n I