The border vidette., 1918-03-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

Attorney and Mrs. C. l.. Hardy to California, is expected home next week.
 MT. and Mrs. William Haley, from Montana Camp, are visiting at the home of Mir. Haley s mo ther, Mrs. Buchanan on Sonoita avenue.
 Mir. Ed. Bowen, the. motor truck man, came down from Tucson yesterday, on private business. Jack Storey, his brother in law and pa, tner, is in San Francisco.
 MT. A. L.. Lewis, the bullion and ore buyer from Hermosillo, arrived from the south last Wednesday night. Reports con ditions in the south country greatly improved.
 Yesterday MT. and Mrs. c. F. Holler moved into their hand some new residence on West Crawford street, near the J. E. Wise manshion. Charley says the latch string is out to his friends.
 MT. Harry J. Hines, the well known contractor and builder, has notified the public that he and his wife have separated, and in future he will not be respon- sible for any debts contracted by her.
 The fancy dress ball given last Saturday evening at Anding Hall, by the 35th Infantry Dancing Club, was great success in every way. The attendance was large and ever body had a glorious time.
 This week Mrs Wirt G. Bow man has been directing the work of moving into the elegant new Bowman manshion on Cavalry Hill. The new home of the Bowmans is among the finest in Arizona. It is one of the beauty spots of Nogales.
 The Knights of Colum bus War Fund Committee, headed by Hon. James D. Barry, has al ready secured more than one thousand dollars in donations to the Fund from our generous, patriotic citizen. The commit tee believes that the quota of $65O. assigned to Nogales, will be doubled.
 At the meeting of directors of the NogaleS Chamber of Com merce held last Thursday even ing. vote of thanks was order ed prepared and forwarded to Hon. Zach Cobb, collector of U. S. customs at El Paso, for the eloquent address delivered by him at the Chamber of Com, merce banquet given in honor of the visiting cattlemen.
 L. B. Fleischer, who recently disposed of his interest in the Broadway Store, Inc, is in Los Angeles, on a com bined business and pleasure visit. Upon his return to Nogales next week, MT. Fleischer will enter the inn porting and exporting business, having for his associates a num- Der of well known business men, who understand the game from A to z.
 J. Fred. Ryan, the we'll known El Paso travelling salesman, who makes regular visits here in the interest of his big hard ware wholesale house, is guest at The National. Last week Fred's wife presented him with a bouncing eight pound boy, the equal of which was never born. Mother and little Fred are doing nicely and the fond fathers cup of happiness is full.
 Lieutenant B. l.. Chalfant, many years connected with Wells Fargo Company, in Sonora, who has been desk officer in Town Marshal Fowler's officer, has resigned to again enter the service of the big express com pany, as agent at Mazatlan, Sinaloa. The lieutenant has a host of friends here and all along the line. All join in wish ing him good luck. He always makes good.
 Cy. Perkins, the newly ap pointed division engineer of the state highway system, accom- panied by his assistant, Henry D. Alexander, last Tuesday motored up from Amadoville. Only two miles of the state high way between Nogales and the
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