The border vidette., 1918-12-28

w dlbSE E1OlGs Tic dSSdy yer, HOW
with the Duquesne Mining 6
Reduction Co., spent Christmas
in the city, returning to the
camp on Thursday.
The announcement of the ap.
preaching wedding Of Miss Elena
ley Turner Of Los Angeles, has
been made. The wedding will
take place in Los Angeles at an
early date.
J. L. McCarty, one of Santa
Cruz county's boys who joined
the colors, has received an hon
orable discharge and returned
to Nogales to again make this
city bis home. He is now work
ing for the Palace of S weets..-::
John Writer, the mining en-
gineer, arrived from the south
the. forepart of the week. He
had been looking over a mining
property near Carlo, in which
John Higgin botham. the Laird
of Carlo, is interested fnan'
cially.
Splendid rains in the valleys
and SHOWS in the mountains are
reported in Sonora along the
line of the Southern Pacific of
Mexico. The Noria country re
ceived good rain, which is vel
come to the dry farmers in that
section.
Last Tuesday the funeral of
the late Gideon J. Giroux was
held from the Catholic church.
interment being in the Nogales
cemetery. A large number of
friends and acquaintance fol
lowed the remains to their last
resting place.
Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy
have received letter from their
son, Sergeant Francis Duffy, $40
Field Artillery, in which the
states that he is we'll.
When the armistice was signed
his regiment was only seventeen
miles from Metz.
Mrs. Bird, wife of Lieutenant
Allen T. Bird, Jr., has returned
from Phoenix where she and the
little boy spent Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
A. Olney. Lieutenant Bird is
somewhere" in France with the
aviators.
Friends of Councilman George
w. Dunbar will be pleased to
learn that he is again able to be
after having been laid
up with the flu. During his ill
ness. Miss Jessie Dun bar was in
charge of the big real estate
office on Morley avenue.
The benefit ball which was to
have been given by the Frater
nal Union, Lodge No. 1872, last
night, at the High
School auditorium, will be held
tonight. The proceeds will be
donated to the poor children of
Belgium. Everybody cordially
invited to aid a worthy cause.
The many friends of Lieuten-
ant Ralph O'Neill, the American
ace, whose home is in Nogales,
will be pleased to learn that. he
has been ordered to report for
decoration for bravery, during
the great battle in France.
Lieut.. O'Neill is a son of Mr..
Ind Mrs. r. L. O'Neill of this
city.
Editor. Howard Keener of the
Santa Cruz Patagonian, was a
visitor AFT the county seat Christ
mas day, from Patagonia, where
there is unusual mining activity.
Reported mining men and stock
'aisers happy as result of the
'ecent snow storm, which is a
Sod send, especially to the cat
jlemen. .
Richard Harrison. son of Sen
ator and Mrs. Jas. A. Harrison
IF this city, who is lieutenant
n the cadet corps. at the New
Mexico Military Institute, has
been notified by Senator Mark
Smith from Arizona, of his ap-
continent as a cadet at the I'm
ted States Military Institute at
Vest Point.
Private Joe N. Karam, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Karam, of this
city, is home for a short fur
ough from Camp Meade, Mary |
and. Thursday evening a de-
ightful party in Joe's honor,
vas given at the home of Miss
Carmen A. Gonzalez. Many of
Joe's friends were present and a