The border vidette., 1918-02-23

aviation corps, is here from Camp Hicks, Fort Worth, Texas, on short furlough which he will spend with his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. O'Neill. From Nogales Lieu tenant O'Neill expects to go to France.
 This week thieves entered the homes of George B. Mason, Col lector of Customs Hardy's chief deputy, and Mrs. Rubio, on Elm street, and carried off a watch, old coins, etc. Antonio Gotta was caught coming out of the Rubio home. and will no doubt be sent to the state penitent tiary at Florence.
 Tuesday Ferd. VanMourick, manager of the Sonora News Company, departed for Cali fornia on business connected with his company, of which William F. Layer, now at Arrow head Hot Springs, Cali, is pre- sident. The president is taking the cure at the hot springs, near San BarnardlnO.
 Hon. Lamar Cobb, ex state en- gineer, was visitor in the city last Saturday, having come over from Phoenix to see his cousin, Collector of Customs z. Cobb, of El Paso, who at the banquet given last Saturday evening in honoc of the visiting cattle grow CTS, delivered one of the finest addresses ever heard in Arizona.
 w. J. Kingsbury, superiuten, dent of the Sonora division of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, in his private car Jalisco, arrived from the south Monday night and has since been here transact ing company business. He was accompanied by General Alvaro Obregon, Mexico's ex- minister of war. who on Tuesday departed for the east.
 The announcement of the en- gagement of Miss Mary Harri- son, beautiful and highly accom- plished daughter of Senator and Mrs. James A. Harrison of this city, and Captain Walter D. Mangan, U. s. A, was made last Wednesday afternoon. at a house party, at the home of Senator and Mrs. Harrison on Morley avenue.
 Yesterday Clerk of the Court Mix issued a marriage licence to Jose Castillo and Miss Margarita Chapin, both of Washington Camp. The bride to be, is daughter of Mrs. M. B. .Trickey, widow of the late Judge M. M. Trickey. The wedding will take place today. The happy young couple will reside at Washington Camp.
 Good news to the effect that a rich strike has been made in tn e old Trench mine near Patagonia of which John Hoy, the Butte mining man, is manager. The mine is being financed by Char ley Clarke, son of Senator Clarke, the multi-millionaire mine own CT. John deserves success. We hope the Trench will develop into great bonanza.
 Edward Mix, Santa Cruz county's efficient clerk of the Superior Court, who recently returned from Camp Funton, is again on the job smiling and accommodating. During his ab sence in Uncle Sam's service, the affairs of the clerks office were handled in a very efficient manner by Mrs. Mix, accom- plished wife of Clerk Mix.
 The masquerade ball to be given this evening at Anding Hall, under the auspices of the 35th Infantry Dancing Club, will be a delightful affair. and big crowd is expected to attend. For the convenience of those desiring to attend, arrangements have been made with a jitney service to convey the guests to and from the hall at rate of fifty cents per couple.
 Carlos Rivera, for a long time cashier of the Sonora Bank & Trust Company, is now success fully engaged in the com mission business, in Nogales, Sonora. At the recent meeting of stock holders and directors of the big bank, MT. c. Mignardot, for