The border vidette., 1918-06-15

ant Manager OanQdll, ldSG M on day motored in from the copper camp and spent the day here transacting company business. MT. Harrison resides at San An tonic, Texas.
 M". August de Nave, the well known bookkeeper and account ant, has received his commis- sion as first lieutenant, Corps of Interpreters, National Army, and is now on his way to France. Lieutenant, we join your many friends in wishing you good luck, and a speedy. safe return home.
 Mrs. P. J. Munch and son Phil, accompanied by Mrs. w. R. Evants, are visiting in the city, as guests of Mrs. Josephine Saxon, Mrs. Munch's mother. Their home is in Phoenix, where MT. Munch is deputy state land commissioner, and MT. Evants is appraiser forthe state land de partment.
 Miss Jemima O'Daley, the we'll known teacher of little children, is here from Tempe, enjoying a visit with Mfrs. A. T. Bird, her friend. Miss O'Daley is sister of William O'Daley. the English mining engineer, who was mur- dered number of years ago, by Mexican bandits, near ChoiX, Sinaloa, Mex.
 MT. A. A. Holland, who recent ly secured a lease and bond on Frank Powers famous Worlds Fair mine in the HarShaw dis trict, has been business visit or in the city this week couple of days. While here he person ally superintended the moving of machinery to his silver bon anza, where big mill is being erected.
 John Hoy, the Butte, Montana mine manager, who is in charge of work at the Trench mine, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week. Under Manager Hoy's personal supervision, the old Trench is looking good. Charley Clarke, son of Senator Clarke, the mil lionaire mine owner, is MT. Hoy's financial packer.
 Manager Marquez of the Mo- gales baseball team announces the Reids Sports of Tucson, who last Sunday defeated the Mo- gales boys on the local diamond,
 ,,l gales for a return game. Tomor- row afternoon the Nogales team will cross bats with a picked of- ficers' team from the 35th Infan- try. Everybody invited.
 J. A. Jackson, superintendent of the Twin Buttes. railway, has been in the city several days this week, a guest at the Mon tezuma hotel. Before going to Twin Buttes, MT. Jackson was a member of the Nogales Police force He is a son of Conductor Jackson of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, and like his father, is an experienced railroad man.
 Last Monday afternoon, Judge J. N. Wilkey officiating, Miss Dorothy Lyons of Los Angeles and Harry Butler of Pittsburg, Pa., who are employed in the Palace of Sweets, were united in the holy bonds of wedlock. The newly weds have only been in Nogales a short time, during which time they have made many friends, who wish them happiness.
 After lingering illness, from consum ption, Mrs. J. l.. Schlei- mer, passed away at her home in San Diego, California, last Tuesday. MT. Schleimer, who is a partner of Geo. w. Dunbar, the we'll known, successful real estate man of this city, was with his wife when the end came. A host of friends here and through out Santa Cruz county, join in sympathizing with him in his hour of sorrow.
 Richard Zellner, Jr. Los An geles piano man, has been a guest at The Bowman this week, from the city of angels. For twenty years MT. Zellner has been making regular visits to Nogales and other towns in