The border vidette., 1918-06-22

has been a guest at The Bow man, will shortly depart for San Francisco, to join his family. Frank is sure Q live wire.
 Miss Elena Proto, who has been quite ill for the past ten days. is again behind the count CT at Proto Brothers store, to the delight of her numerous friends and acquaintances.
 w. J. Mitchell, manager of the Mowry mines, was county seat visitor the forepart of the week, from the old mining camp, where active operations are again in progress after a number of years.
 Last Sunday Geo. J. Everett, of Washington Camp, returned from Camp Funston, Kansas, for short visit with his parents. George went with the last con- tingent from Santa Cruz county.
 The Misses Olive and Alexia Doherty, charming daughters of Mrs. Sarah Doherty, have re- turned from El Paso, where they enjoyed visit with their sister Edith, wife of Captain Thomp- son.
 Eugene Durfee, the architect, who number of years ago re- sided in NogaleS, has been here a couple of days this week from Douglas, where he now resides. He re0iStared at the MOnteZuma hotel.
 Hon. E. M. Lawton, American consul at Nogales, Sonora, re- turned to his post the forepart of the week, after having at tended the meeting of American consulS held at San Antonio, Texas.
 Edward H. White of Sonoita, has volunteered for special ser vice, and will shortly depart for Vancouver, Washington. Jesus c. Estrada of this county, will leave in few days for Camp Kearney.
 Have, you seen Lou Roller, Nogales' new superintendent of streets, operate that new street scraper? Lou will soon have our streets in fine conpition. Not only safe for Democrats, but for Republicans.
 Acting Town Marshal Harold Brown has sold his residence, and expects soon to join the United States Navy. Mrs. Brown and the little boy will reside with relatives, while Brown is away fighting for Uncle Sam.
 A Red Cross dinner will be given tomorrow at the pleasant country home of Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Hes, in Rain Valley, near Elgin. A fine time is assured those who attend. A cordial welcome is extended to NogaleS.
 MT. J. w. Murphy, the well known building contractor, is wearing a broad smile these days, due to the arrival last Sat- urday at his home of a cute girl baby. Dr. Sneaker reports mo- ther and little one doing nicely.
 Next week MT. and Mrs. Jas. Breen will go to Los Angeles, where they will spend the sum mer months, with relatives and friends. Their many friends in Nogales and throughout the county, hope they'll enjoy their visit by the sea.
 Monday there was crossed over the line, a large consignment of building material, including roof tiling, ninety rolls of screen wire and 200 cases of nails, to be used in the construction of the Cruz Calves school building at Hermosillo.
 Fred. Sayre, of Patagonia, whose wife has been very sick in St. Joseph's hospital, was a visitor in the city a couple ot days this week, having come down to be with Mrs. Sayre. The lady's many friends hope for her speedy recovery.
 The sackiug of the garbanzc crop from the south country, now in progress on this side ot the line, will give employment to large number of laborers J. M. Calderon, who is employ ed by General Obregon, has a force of twenty men under him.
 Murray Day, manager of the DuoueSne Mining & Reduction