The border vidette., 1918-04-27

Brown, of Tempe, Arizona, are guests at The Bowman.
 The dance given last Saturday
 night at the Santa Cruz Club for
 the benefit of the Red Cross, was a success, socially and financial
 ly. Everybody had a fine time, goodly sum of money being
 realized from sales of tickets.
 Mir. Perkins, many years in the employ of the Sonora rail-
 way as pump man, now with the Greene Cananea Cattle o., has
 been a visitor here several days this week, from the big ranch of the company near Cananea.
 Last Monday Clyde McPher- son was a business visitor in the city. being accompanied by Mrs.
 McPherson. They motored in from their splendid ranch in the San Rafael valley, where Clyde has a nice bunch of white face cattle.
 George N. Sayre, deputy col lector of U. S.. customs at San Fernando, the new sub port re- gently established on the inter- national line, in the Altar dis trict, was visitor here the forepart of the week on official business.
 Dave Loeb, of The Popular, is back from an extended buying trip to New York and other east ern markets. Reports having had a pleasant visit, during which he secured some real bargains" for his handsome haberdashry.
 Sig. SimondS, the we'll known travelling salesman. who for more than a quarter of century has been making" Arizona, was a visitor here the forepart of the week, interviewing local mer- chants in the interest of his wholesale house.
 Lieutenant c. Weyrick, from Camp Funston. is back in Noga- les, for a short furlough, which he will spend here a guest at the home of Senator and Mrs. Harry J. Karns. Before going to Camp Funston, Weyrick was in the | of karnS BroS.. Inc.
 Alex Carpena, proprietor of the International Store, is back from Tucson where went to meet | 3 salesman for big New York esta ablishment, who | only makes the larger cities in Arizona. Before long Nogales | will be one of the larger cities"
 Tuesday nor hing G. Robinson Bours. the Alamos merchant banker, returned south after | spending several days here on business. The gentleman's firm naS been of much assistance in | the past. to foreigners doing | business in the AlamoS district. |
 Joe Polin is back from an ex- tended business visit to Lower California, from where he is manganese ore, to the States, via. Guaymas. Joe is a orother-in-law of General Obre- gon, ex Mexican minister of war, n President Carranza's cabinet. |
 Mir. C. M. Zander, member of | he Arizona State Land Com mission, was a visitor in the city he forepart of the week, on commission business. Mir. Zan- fer has many friends in this | section who are always pleased | jo see him. His home is in Phoenix.
 c. c. Rockwell, the Idaho min [ ng man, who came here several 1 years ago, has decided to make Nogales his permanent home. Chas. is erecting a handsome re ,idence on the large lot purchas- ed from Dave Schetter, on north Morley avenue, next to the Schetter Place.
 Chas. S. Oliver, of the Depart nent of Justice, who has been stationed here since Special Agent Van Curtis went east on official business, has gone to Phoenix. During his short stay | lere, Mir. Oliver made many friends. All wish him good luck, wherever he goes.
 About June first, a grand ball for the benefit of The Red Cross, will be given in Hudgin-O'Con- 1or building on Morley avenue, which will be occupied by Mi guel Ortiz, the automobile man.