The border vidette., 1918-03-02

NaClOnaj baQR, WHICH now pre-
 Sents an up to the minute ap-
 pearance. Manager Gillespie and | Cashier Butler invite their friends to drop in and make 1 themselves at home.
 Monday MT. and Mrs. Mark l Wanless returned to their home
 in Hermosillo, from Los Ange-
 les, being accompanied by their eldest daughter, most charm ing young lady, who has been
 attending school in Los Angeles,
 for the past two years.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pressler
 from the San Rafael valley
 where they own a fine farm, have removed to Nogales for the
 remainder of the winter. G. N.
 Curtis has leased the Pressler
 farm. Sam operates the type
 setting machine at the Oasis.
 After delig ghtful visit here
 with her father, H. Gordon
 Glore, Miss Mildred Glore, re
 turned to Tucson on Thursdays
 train. The young lady has join
 ed the service of the United
 States as a stenographer, and expects soon to depart for duty in Washington.
 Wednesday Joe Deegan, of Atkinson & Deegan, ranchers and livestock growers, mOtored | up from the ranch at Gala basas. | Col. George w. Atkinson, senior l mem Der of the firm, now resides in Tucson with his interesting | Mir. Deegan and Mrs. are brother and sister.
 Tuesday 8 long train of empty cattle cars went south consigned to Mir. Espinosa, the cattleman, who will ship 8 big lot of cattle to the States from Sonora, in the very near future. Recently the War Trade Board granted a license to import twenty five thousand head of cattle to the States.
 John Hoy, manager of the Trench Mining Company, the splendid mines of which are coated short distance from Patagonia, was business visitor tt the county seat the forepart ( ,f the week. The Trench ,on tinues to show up in fine hape. John Glasson, of this ;ity, is superintendent.
 George N Sayre, for many :, ears connected with the United {, States customs service, has gone O Sasabe, out on the interna ional line to establish a new the name Of which will 7 'e San Fernando. Until the new ub port is in good running 'rder. MT. Saver will be in harge at San Fernando. {
 Chris B. Wilson, the we'll :. ,nown freighter, who hauls ore : rom the mines of the Arizona : Mining Company. to q 3loxton station, from where it . s shipped to Ell Paso, was a : -isitor in the city last Tuesday, l, rom Patagonia. He was wit less in the Ferguson Sorrells aSe tried in Superior Court.
 Mr.. Dolson, brother of Harry z )olson, of the Owl Drug Store, las arrived in the city from 2 lansing, Michigan, to accept a 2 position with Karns Bros., Inc, 2 he big local automobile dealers. , dr. Dolson is an experienced man. For a long time le was connected with the Rio T 1otor Company Of Lansing. z
 John Henderson, from the l 4ista Blanca copper mines near Jaborca, out from Santa Ana, . Sonora, arrived from the south ast Monday bringing with him carload of fine copper ore, for ( hipment to El Paso. The Hen 8 erson boys, John and Harry, propose to ship two carloads of ( re per month, in the future.
 After spending several days . n Nogales, MT. and Mrs. O. Z : 'tocker and their bright little : on, John, returned to Los An ! ,eles on Wednesday,. While here z he Stockers were guests at The | Bowman. Mir. Stocker for many 7 ears made his home in Sonora, = where he owns valuable agricul- ural land, in the Yaqui river ountry. [
 MT. Joe Polin, brother-in law 7 f General Alvaro Oregon, { ..- |