The border vidette., 1918-12-14

| al Cdu y OUopuen II. LlGOlG, Will
be dedicated tomorrow evening
at 7:3O o'clock. President Bra
cey Curtis of the Chamber of
Commerce, will preside, and ad-
dresses will be made by Judge
w. A. O'Connor, Consul E. NJ g.
Lawton and Colonel Carnahan.
On account OF press Of private
sident of the First National
! Bank of Nogales, was unable to
go to the Tiburon Island. on
the yacht, Sweetheart, owned by
Mr.. Glore and Charley Thomp-
! son. Mr.. Curtis, however, hopes
to be able to joia the party later.
DR.. A. L. Gustetter, the pop
ular, well known medico, who is
now captain, connected with
the forepart of the week from
DeS Moines, Iowa, and has since
| been busy meeting old time
friends and acquaintance, all Of
whom are glad to welcome him
home.
Lieutenant Tom Lake, of the
artillery, has been honorably
discharged from the service, and
will again make his home in No
gales. Before returning to No
gales, Lieutenant Lake had a
bad attack of the Spanish in
fuenza, which left him all Grip
pied up" Just the same, his
friends were glad to see him.
Don G. Franklin has returned
from a visit to his farm near
Casa Grande. After having been
a very sick man for year or
more, with stomach trouble, Don
is himself again, and will soon
take his place among the heavy
weights. Don recently acquired
some valuable Nogales real es.
tate, which is daily increasing
in value.
Last Wednesday afternoon w.
II. Thompson, many years Sec
ton foreman at CalabaSaS, pass
ed away at his Calabasas home,
after a short illness with the
Spanish influenza. Mr.. Thomp-
son was we'll known and we'll
liked by all old-timers in this
section. Deceased was about
seventy years of age. He will
be missed.
General Ignacio Pesqueira.
candidate for governor of the
state of Sonora, has arrived in
Nogales. Sonora, from the City
of Mexico. The general is on
his way to his old home in the
Moctezuma district. It is said
he will Immediately commence
campaigning for the Office of
governor, and will shorty es-
tablish daily paper in Nogales,
Sonora.
Alberto Joffroy, of the Border
Trading Company, has returned
from New York, where had been
to consult specialists regarding
the wounds he received about a
year ago south of Guaymas,
when he and scores of other
passengers on south bound
train, were all shot up by Yaqui
Indians. Alberto still has hopes
of regaining the use of his arm,
which is in a splint.
County Health Officer W. F.
Chenoweth advises the people
of Nogales to get busy; take
the flu, and be over with it once
and for ALL" The doctor says:
Flu preventive measures are
vaccination with anti influenza
toxins; or in a community like
Nogales, where the ailment is
mild, take it, and be over with
it once and for all; and wear a
mask, with frequent antiseptic
sprays"
Mrs. McLaws, wife of Lieut..
U. H. McLaws, U. S. A.. has
arrived in the city from Sava
nah, Georgia, for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Legarra. Mrs. McLaws, nee
Miss Edith Legarra, has a host
of friends and acquaintauces
who will be glad to welcome her
back to Nogales, where she grew
to lovely womanhood. Lieut..
McLaws is with the tank service
in France.
Tomorrow Mr.. w. T. Haley,
who recently resigned from the
local War Trade Board, will de-
part for San Francisco, where
he will spend the holidays with
his mother and sisters. Bill will
take with him the best wishes
IF hast 0f frion6o i,f