The border vidette., 1918-04-13


 interviewing our local grocery men, who always have a nice order for Jimmie.
 l.. IT. Wilson, the mining man, who is successfully operating a gold mine in the Alamos dis S- trict, after spending a couple of weeks here on business, has re- turned to the mines.
 On Thursday a handsome Baby Grand piano was received and installed at the Wirt G. Bowman manshion on Cavalry Hill. l. is one of the finest instruments ever brought to Nogales.
 The Shamrock Cafe, on Nor ley avenue, just north of The Lyric, owned by Thompson and Wilson, will be open for busi ness today. Give the boys a call; they'll treat you right.
 Hon. Theodore Gebler, the re tired merchant, who for more than quarter of a century en gagged in the hardware business in Nogales, has gone to Los An geleS for a months pleasure visit.
 Dr. Wallace of Guaymas, who recently had his appendix re moved by Dr. Sneaker, was able to leave the hospital the fore part of the week, and on Thurs day morning returning to the bay city.
 County Attorney c. l.. Hardy, panied by Mrs. Hardy. after a pleasant outing in Los Angeles, returned home the fore part of the week. They motor ed across country, from the city of angels.
 Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, San ta Cruz county's efficient school superin tendent, is back from Los Angeles, where she had been called by the serious illness of her son Robert, who is greatly improved.
 Manager B. B. Bethell of the Washington Trading Company, accompanied by Mrs. Bethell, motored down from Patagonia last Thursday, and spent the day here transacting business and visiting friends.
 Mrs. Lehrke, wife of Manager Lehrke of the Broadway Store, Inc., accompanied by her little has gone to New York. where the little lady will be placed in school. Then Mrs. Lehrke will return to Nogales.
 J. A. McPherson, we'll known business man of Quay mas, where he has resided many years, after spending a few days here on business and pleasure, south Thursday morn ing. John manufactures soda pop and candy.
 Rev. c. A. Woody, of Port land, Oregon, superintendent of the Pacific coast division of the Baptist Home Mission was a visitor in the city the forepart of the week, being a guest of Rev. w. J. Gordon of the local Baptist church.
 After a short illness, last Mon day morning Mrs. w. H. Flor entine passed away at her home in this city. The bereaved hus- band, who is the we'll known au- tomobile dealer, has the sympa- thy of host of friends, here and throughout the state.
 Monday Henry Levin, l.. B. Fleischer, Jack Schleimer and c. s. Oliver, returned from Tue son where they spent couple of days transacting business. The cross country trip was made in MT. Schleimer's high-power car, with Jack at the wheel.
 Tuesday John Yoas, the Mon tosa Canyon cattle raiser, came in from the ranch to purchase supplies from Roy 6 Titcomb, Inc. John motored up from Tu- bac with Ed. Tow ca, the Bisbee butcher, who is here looking af ter his local butcher business.
 Tomorrow at the High School grounds, Captain Geo. Spraker's all star Nogales baseball team, will cross bats with the 35th In fantry boys. There will be two games, one in the forenoon, con- mencing at 10 o'clock; one in the afternoon, commencing at 2:3O.