The border vidette., 1918-07-20

Mr. and M IFS. Pete Berglor. motOred in from their ranch last Tuesday and spent the day here with relatives and friends.
 Last Monday evening Senator Harry J. Karns of Karns Bros. Inc, returned from visit tC Hermosillo, where his big firm has q branch supply house.
 Mrs. E. l.. Chalfant of the telegraph office, will take a we'll earned vacation. on the coast. During here absence, Mrs. Will Hams of Douglas. will occupy Mrs. Chalfant's desk.
 William P. McComaS, the well known mining man, arrived Wed nesday evening from his mines in Sonora. From here he will go to Los Angeles, where he now makes his home.
 Howard Keaner, editor and proprietor of the Santa Cruz Pa tagOnian, was a visitor at the Howard owns a valuable farm in the San Rafael valley.
 Monday evening the city dads met and transacted considera ble business. Mayor Harrison and all members were present, ex- cept Member Bracey Curtis, who is absent from the city.
 Thursday evening Miss Lena Keyte entertained the worth League and number of sol diers of the 35th Infantry, at her home on Grand avenue. A very pheasant time was had.
 John Hoy, manager and vice president of the Trench Conso- lidated Mines Co.,, has been a business visitor in the city a couple of days this week, from the old Trench mine, near Pata- gOnia.
 The regular semi monthly dance of the officers of the 35th Infantry, at Anding Hall, last night, was a very enjoyable af- fair. A number of officers from Fort Huachuca, came down to attend.
 w. J. Farragut, the we'll known bookkeeper and accountant, has accepted lucrative position with the Mowry Mines Com pany, at Mowry, this county. He is competent and thoroughly reliable.
 Thursday morning George M. Ryall, the mine promoter, who has been in the south country on private business, departed for Tucson, thence to Los An geles, where he now resides with his family.
 John Yost and Al. Chapman, tlemen, whose herds range on the west side of the Santa Rita were county seat visitors last Thursday, on priv ate business.
 A. c. Wall. of the Los Ange les Tanning Company, has re- turned from a business visit to Los Angeles, making the cross country trip by automobile. Mrs. Wall is now making her home in Los Angeles.
 In a letter to his mother, Har- old G. Neuman, of Battery A, 18th Artillery, now in France, says he is well and enjoying army life over seas. Harold is a son of Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Neuman, of this city.
 R. w. Arthur has sold his ranch in the San Rafael valley to Supervisor George w. Parker and his brother Duke. Mir. Ar thur will purchase a place near Tubac, where he will take up his residence in the near future.
 l.. Sprinkle, foreman Of the machine shops of the Southern Pacific at Empalme, and his family will make their home in Nogales, in the future. MT. Sprinkle being connected with the railway round house at this place.
 Sam B. Bradner, candidate for Corporation Commissioner, at the Democratic primaries, is a visitor in the city, from Phoenix. Sam is we'll and favorably known in Santa Cruz county, especially among the cowmen. He is sec retary of the State Livestock Board. which position he has held since 1912.
 Bias Torres, who is associated