The border vidette., 1918-04-13


 past has been in charge of the machine shop at the Arizona European mines in the Patago- mia mountains, the forepart of the week brought Mrs. CaStello down to the St. Joseph's hos pital, to have an operation per- formed by Dr. V. A. Sneaker
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Legarra have announced the wedding of their daughter, Miss Edith Caro- lyn Legarra, to Lieutenant Ul- drick McL1ws, Jr., U. s. A., to ta ke place April 17th, at twelve o'clock. at the Episcopal church, Tn thIs city. The happy couple will make their home at Savan- nah, Georgia, where Lieutenant McLIws' family. occupy a pro- minent position in social and financial circles.
 Last Sunday distinguished party of eastern capitalists, in- terested in the DuqueSne Mining 6 Reduction Co.,, visited Du- quesne for the purpose of in- specting the splendid properties which are being operated under Manager Days personal direc- tion. Those in the party which motored from Tucson, were Her. man Westinghouse, president of the company; George Westing- house, Jr., and MT. G. Calkins, secretary of the company.
 Mir. Harry Hatfield, the we'll known mining man, who IS in- terested in valuable Sonora min- ing property, Is guest at The Bowman, from Tucson. Two months ago Mr. Hatfield under went an operation for a bad rupture received at the mines, and since that time he has been a very sick man at the Tucson Although still con- pelled to use a cane, Harry is now doing nicely and is arrang- ing to go south to his mines.
 O. z. Stocker, twenty years a resident of Sonora, where he made a fortune out of Yaqui River lands, who now resides in Los Angeles with his family, was stopover visitor in Noga- les a couple of days this week on his way to Guaymas on inn portant business connected with his valuable holdings in the south country. MT. Stocker was met here by Malcom Little, his attorney, who is a guest at The from Los Angeles.
 Monday evening Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Holler entertained Mir. and Mrs. Harry c. Woodruff of Sagi- naw, Michigan, at the new Hol- Ter residence on Mob Hill. Mir. Woodruff is manager of the Unit ed States Graphite Co.,, owning valuable graphite prod ucing mines Tn Sonora, from which re- gular shipments are being made to Saginaw, by Superintendent Fred. Carruthers. Thursday morning Mir. Woodruff departed for the mines for weeks visit. Mrs. Woodruff is a guest at The Bowman.
 c. B. Wilson, representing New York Life Insurance Co.,, has been busy man in Nogales this week, being chaperoned around by his old time friend, Kelly Henry, the commission man. MT. Wilson and his inter- esting family make their home at the historic old town of Tomb stone, county seat of Cochise county, where for many years he has been an active Demo cratic worker. Besides selling New York Life, MT. Wilson is doing splendid work in the Lib erty Loan Bonds, Baby Bonds and Thrift Stamps, drive for Uncle Sam.
 Lieut.. w. E. (Ellie) Karns, U. $. A. aviation section of the Signal Corps, is here from Fort Sill, on short fUrlough which he will enjoy with his mother, Mrs. s. D. Karns, and brothers Harry and Charley Karns, of this city. From:here the lieu tenant expects to go to some Atlantic port, thence to France. His host of friends here and throughout Santa Cruz county, join in wishing Lieutenant Karns good luck. He has made good at the training camp. We know he'll make good lover there 5