The border vidette., 1918-04-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Manager Randall of the Three R mine, was a business visitor
 at the county seat last Monday,
 from camp.
 Wednesday Judge Wm. Lowe, from Tubac, was a visitor at the county seat,. being accompanied
 by Mrs. Lowe.
 T. F. Oxnard, representing the OXnard Brokerage Co.,, has been a business visitor in the city this
 week, from Tucson.
 About three hundred dollars were realized from the Red Cross dance last Saturday night, at the Santa Cruz Club.
 Captain l.. w. Mix, after hay ing been confined to his home several days this week. by a severe cold, is again able to be around.
 Last Tuesday Deputy United States Marshal Harold Brown took two enemy aliens to Fort Huachuca, where they will be interned for the period of the war.
 O. z. Stocker has returned from d visit to his ranch OF, the Yaqui river, and after a couple of days here trausacting private business, he returned to his ia mi ly in Los Angeles.
 Geo. Fisher, the Tucson piano dealer. accompanied by Mrs. Fisher, motored down from Tue son the forepart of the week, and spent several days here transacting business.
 w. B. Bower, from Camille, and Henry Pyeatt, from the Huachuca mountains, this coun ty, were visitors in the city yes terday, having come in to help celebrate Liberty Day.
 Mrs. Charles Forbes, from Hermosillo, is the house guest of Mrs. A. T. Bird, on Crawford | street. Mrs. Forbes is the wife of the manager of the Hermo sillo telephone system.
 '''The Shamrock" Thompson 6 Wilson, proprietors, is doing | a nice business. Tommy Thomp- son understands the business from A to z. So does Wilson. They'll treat you right.
 Friends of Mrs. John Costello, of Patagonia, will be pleased to learn that she recently under went a very successful operation at St. Joseph's hospital, in this city. and is doing nicely.
 Secure your season tickets for Week, commencing May 2nd. Rev. G. c. Golden is secretary of the local organiza- tion; Jimmie Edwards is chair man of the Ticket Committee.
 Last Sunday Postmaster Wm. accompanied by Mrs. Schuckmann, Judge and Mrs. F. J. Duffy and Manuel Es- calada, motored to Tubac to at tend the Liberty Bonds meeting.
 County Recorder A. E. Red doch, after having been on the sick list several days, is again 'on the job,' smiling and ac- commodating. as usual. Can't keep ArcuS on his back long at 8 time.
 Friends of R. R. Redwine, the we'll known Southern Pacific passenger conductor, who has a fine ranch near Amadoville, this county, will regret to learn that he is very Ill at a San Francisco hospital.
 Attorney Leslie c. Hardy, of Hardy & Hardy, returned the forepart of the week from Phoe- nix. where he had been on legal business. Reports the political pot in the capital city boiling, these days.
 Monday Don c. Franklin, the Casa Grande planter, after spending a few days here with old time friends, returned to his farm, where he is building a house for himself and friends.
 Rev. Smith of the Methodist church, south, returned the fore part of the week. from Phoenix, where he had been on business. During his absence from the city, MT. A. B. Carlisle was in charge of his pulpit.
 Manager Lehrke of the Broad way Store, Inc, has rented one of the J. B. Wise apartments, for himself and wife, who will