The border vidette., 1918-08-10

l Levin, well known, SucceSS1ul II customs house brokers, accom- panied by Mrs. Holler, departed the forepart of the week for a months outing on the coast. At Los Angeles they will join MT. and Mrs. Alex. Carpena, on a motor trip to San Francisco. which will be made in MT. Car pena's big Packard.
 Miss Trixie Jund, sister of John Jund, has returned from Iowa, where she had been at tending college, and is a guest of her friends, the Misses Pearl and Mabel Marleau. Miss Jund is native daughter of Nogales, her father being Mir. John Jund, one of Nogales' successful bio neer business men, who died here number of years ago.
 Last Thursday morning Rich ard Zellner, Jr., the piano man. departed for the south country, expecting to be absent from the | states about ten days. Before returning he will visit Hermo- sillo, Guaymas and Navojoa. where he will dispose of a car load of Zellner pianos. MT. Zell- ner was accompanied by Felipe Magallanes, his Nogales agent. / Raymond Smith, brother of w. H. Smith, writes from Camp Joseph J. Johnson, at Jackson vile, Florida, that he expects soon to be in France, with his regiment, which for some time past has been in training at Camp Johnson. Raymond join ed the colors at Tucson several months ago. Says he's feeling fine, and anxious to get over seas.
 O. K. Franklin, the mining man, has returned from a visit to Sonora, on mining business. Says he found everything quiet down there, and everybody anx ious to show the foreigner every possible courtesy. If there are any revolutionists in the re zion visited on his trip, he failed to see them. However, there are plenty of Mexican soldiers, who appeared to be fully able to maintain law and order.
 Thursday F. l.. Bosch, special agent for Standard Oil Co.,, at this place, returned from Tucson where he had been to meet his wife, who has returned from Los Angeles. Mir. Bosch says a portion of the road between No gales and Tucson, is in terrible condition. Had it not been for number of kind hearted sol diers, he couldn't have gotten through. The boys carried his auto out of the river waters and quick sands.
 Last Monday William N. Me Knight, son of ex- Sheriff Wm. Mcknight, and Tom Grimm, who recently came out of Mexico to register, departed for a national cantonment, as a part of the August quota for Santa Cruz county. William left nice DO sition in the Nogales postoffice, and Tom mighty good job with the Arizona Gas & Electric Go. Both boys have many friends in Nogales, all of whom join in wishing them good luck.
 Letters from "Some where in France" have been received by relatives here of the following Nogales boys. now with the Army of the United States, in France: Sergt. Francis Duffy, Sergt. Arthur Peck and Kirt McCleary. They reported all the Nogales boys we'll and great ly enjoying their experience with the best army in the world. Nick Polyhrone also received a letter from his brother, M. Polyhrone, with the artillery, in France. Nogales is justly proud of all our brave boys. All are making good.
 Superintendent James Ritchi of the Arizona European Mining Company's mines in the Patago mia mountains, adjoining the famous Three R mines, was a business visitor at the county seat yesterday, being accompa- nied by his wife, a. most estim- able lady, who with the little ones, call the Camp, home. Jim mic is as busy as a bee, these days sinking the main working shaft, and says he has no time to mix in politics, but this year he's going tO keen uD his batting