The border vidette., 1918-05-18

Store, Inc, has gone to CalifOr- mia to enjoy well earned vaca- ton.
 W. B. Duval, for a time con nected with the Tecolote mines, near Carbo, Sonora, has been business visitor in the city sev- eral days, going 10 Tucscn Thursday.
 Rodolfo Vasquez. the well known mining engineer, who owns valuable mining prospects near here and in Sonora, is a guest at The Bowman, from Los Angeles. where he and his ami ly now make their home. For many years Mr. Vasquez and family made their home in No- gales.
 Yesterday Mrs. Smith, wife Of Harry A Smith, we'll known. efficient U. s. customs guard, departed for Atlanta, Georgia, where she vent to meet her little grand son, born to her daughter. Mrs. Arrietta Whaley. wife of Captain Whaley, U. s. A. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
 O. F. Ashburn, of the Penn sylvania ranch near Patagonia, was a business visitor in Noga les last Tuesday. Rain or no rain, grass or no grass. It's all the same to Oscar, who always says: Everything's just fine" MT. Ashburn's wife and Mrs. Sam Friedman, of this city are sisters.
 Every body in Santa Cruz coun- ty is ready for the Red Cross drive which starts next Monday. Of the Sl,OOO to be raised by this county, Nogales has been allotted S3,OCO, Patagonia $500. Elgin S25O and the remaining $50 to other points in the coun- try. Santa Cruz county will go over the top in a walk.
 Pedro Emerich, who for the past seven months has been at Camp Kerney attached to the 108th Infantry, retdrned the forepart of the week. and is again working for A. Capena, the haberdasher. Pedro was dis charge from the army on account of the dependency of his aged mother, who resides at Tucson.
 According to Special Agent W. T. Haley of the War Trade Board, at this place, no more export licenses will be issued by wire, in future. Permits must now be made through the usual channel by mail, which require from fifteen to eighteen days, and Mir. Haley says exporters will have to figure that far ahead.
 The Borderland Motor and Parts Company of Nogales. has been organized by Frank M. we'll known local automobile men. They will do business at the Santa Cruz Garage on Grand avenue, where they will be pleas ed to see their friends, who need any thing in the automobile line.
 Will G. Brown, formerly man. ager of the International Drug Store, this city, who was recent ly made a lieutenant in the Ma tional Army, at Camp Kerney, California, is a brother of De- putty United States Marshal Har- old Brown of this city. Lieu tenant Brown is an instructor at the officers training school. He is very clever athlete, his spe- cialty being in the bayonet drill.
 In last weeks Santa Cruz Pat agonian, announcement was made of the marriage recently. of Mir. Will T. Roath. the well known Elgin cattleman, to Mrs. H. B. Eason, a charming lady who for some time past has resided at Camille. The groom has host of friends and acquaintances, here and throughout Santa Cruz county, who wish the newly weds much happiness. as man and wife. Mir. Roath owns a number of valuable residences in this city.
 Henry Levin, of Holler & Le- yin, the customs house brokers, has returned from a combined business and pleasure visit to Los Angeles, where Mrs. Levin and three charming daughters roSi5o Tn tho citu Of aooplQS