The border vidette., 1918-08-17

Elgin country, has returned home after an enjoyable visit here with her sister, Mrs. Elm malou Irving.
 H. F. Sprung. from the So- nOita district, was a visitor at | the county seat a couple of days | this week, on private business. He mournS the loss of a valu- able horse, stolen from his farm, a few days ago.
 Hon. A. c. Bernard, member guest at the Montezuma hotel. MT. Bernard is a staunch sup porter of Hon. Fred. Sutter, of Cochise county, who is a Demo cratic candidate for governor Mir. Bernard insists his friend Sutter. who spent yesterday in the city, has the nomination in his vest pocket.
 A handsome new two story brick and stone hotel building, on the site of the old La Moda store, in Nogales, Sonora. will soon be erected by Mir. Carlos Jury, of Cananea, who has pur- | chased the property from Mir. Leon Horvilleur of Paris, France. It is said the new hotel, which will be modern in every respect, will coast about $5O,O00, gold.
 Next week Captain A. V. Sneaker, medical corps, U. S. A., will go to San Antonio, Tex, to report for duty. During the Captains absence, Mrs. Smelk- CT and the children will sojourn in California. Dr. Wallace of Guaymas, will have charge of Captain Smelker's large prac- tice. The Sneaker residence on Marsh Heights has been leased.
 Robert Thompson, of Globe, ed with the forest service, as ranger, has been transferred to Nogales and will be in charge of the Coronado Forest Reserve. succeeding Ranged Daley, who has gone to California for the benefit of his health. Daley has been in poor health for some time. His friends hope he'll recover.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. Beckford Kib5ey, from Las Moras, the fine ranch owned by the Alamo Land & Cattle Co.,, with which MT. Kibbey is connected, have been in the city several days, as guests at the home of Mrs. Kibbey's father, Captain L.. w. Mix. MT. KIbbey expects soon to depart for Camp Pike, Ar kansas. where he will join the officers training school.
 MT. and Mrs. w. M. Cava- naugh,. well known, prominent citizens of Tombstone, were wis itors in the city last Wednesday, having come to attend the we'd ding of their son, William J. Cavanaugh, U. s. A, to Miss Edna Bowman, charming daught- CT of MT and Mrs. Wirt G. Bow man. Thursday morning the parents of the happy bride groom, returned home via. Fair bank.
 Early yesterday morning Sen ator James A. Harrison, mayor of Nogales and chairman of the board of supervisors, came very near passing out of the plct- ure," at his home on Morley avenue, when his heart stopped. This morning the senator is re- ported as feeling fine, to the de- light of his friends, everybody in Santa Cruz county, where he and his estlmable family are held in the highest esteem.
 James l.. Finley, Democratic candidate for supervisor from the third district, has been busy man in Nogales and vicin- ity. this week. Jim IS making friends in every precinct in the county, and his friends predict he'll win in a walk. The fore part of the week he accompanied a bnnch of candidates down Gal abasas and Tubac way. He's a natural born politician. His | home range is near Camille.
 Harry Woodruff, vice presi- dent and manager of the United States Graphite Co.,, of Saginaw, Michigan, is a guest at the Mon tezuma hotel. From here Mir. Woodruff, who for the past twen- ty- five years has been making trips to the great graphite prop | ort;aS poor MipaS PriQtaS So