The border vidette., 1918-03-30

- y is a visitor in the city.
 Mayor H. M. Clagett and Dr. A. l.. Gustetter chaperoned a party of Masons to Tucson last Thursday, for the meeting of Masons. The cross country trip was made by automobile.
 Nick Polyrone, who is super intending the eretion of d new theatre at Cananea, for Frank Diamos, and other associates, has been here a couple of days. The new play house in Cananea will be opened some time early in May.
 Today a school trustee is being elected in Nogales The contest is between Dr. w. F. Chenoweth and Senator Harry J. KarnS. Friends of the candidates are doing some tall hustling, and aS this hour, honors are said to be about even.
 Cornelius Ferris, formerly a we'll known mine operator in Sonora, who is now engaged in dry farming in the Sonoita coun try, where he is making good" was a visitor in the city a couple of days this week, being a guest at The Bowman.
 w. H. Murphy, the we'll known building contractor, has returned from Deming, New Mexico, and will again make Nogales his home. The friends of MT. Murphy, and his estimable wife, will be glad to welcome them back to Nogales.
 Next Tuesday evening at the Sacred Heart church, in this city, Miss Mary Catherine Harrison, charming, accomplish ed daughter of Senator and Mrs. James A. Harrison, will become the bride of Captain Walter David Mangan, U. $. A.
 Frank Diamos, manager of The Nogales Theatre, made a flying automobile trip to Tucson last Tuesday evening, returning home Wednesday forenoon. Frank and his associates are building a big new play house in Tucson, also one in Cananea, Sonora.
 On Saturday evening, April 9th, Mrs. A. w. Gillespie will give a musical recital at the Lyric Theatre, for the benefit of the Nogales Chapter of the Red Cross. Mrs. Gillespie has a wonderful voice, and a musical treat is assured all who attend her recital.
 Banning Vail, manager of the great Empire ranch, was a busi ness visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week, from the ranch. He was accompanied by Frank Borden, of Los Angeles, who has been visiting at the ranch couple of months, a guest of Banning.
 After enjoying a visit at Quay mas with their daughter, Mrs. A. Simpich, wife of the American consul at the bay city, Judge and Mrs. wards, of Independence, Mo, returned to the States last Wednesday, and on Thursday continued on their journey East.
 The Shamrock Cafe, just north of the Lyric Theatre, will be opened next week by T. P. and J. M. Wilson, two we'll known experienced restaurant men. The Shamrock will be first class in every respect and Tommy and his partner promise to treat you right"
 Frank TurDer, mining man who operated in many of the big districts in Alaska, the United States and Mexico, is a guest at The Bowman. MT. Turner was a personal friend of the late Colonel w. c. Greene. of Cana nea. He is here on business with his mining inter- ests in Sonora.
 Last Sunday Ed. Holden, the Nogales shoe doctor, returned from El Paso, where spent days on business. He brought back with him an expert machine operator, who will have of the machines ill Doctor new shop on Grand avenue, where souls are repair ed while you wait.
 On Wednesday of this week,