The border vidette., 1918-08-17

rum, this evening a floral ball will be given under the auspices of the Fraternal Union Lodge No 122, for the benefit of the Red Cross and the relief fund of the lodge Everybody cordially invited to attend.
 Bird Yoas, the we'll known cattlemanJ was business visitor 1t the county seat last Wednes day from the Yoas COW ranch in the Santa Rita mountains, near Amadoville, where he and his brother John have a big bunch of native cattle.
 Mrs. Berk, of The Modern, is back from the east where she pur- chased goods for the big store on Morley avenue, which is be- ing enlarged and remodeled, by adding the La Barata store, pur- chased recently by Mir. Berlz from Nathan Leeker.
 O. z. Stocker, wealthy land owner from the Yaqui River country, is a visitor in the city, on his way to his home in Los Angeles, from the south coun- try. He was met here by his lawyer, Malcom Little, the Los Angeles corporation lawyer.
 The receptions given at the Santa Cruz Club this week in honor of the soldiers of the Both Infantry. were a great success in every way. and will be pleas antly remembered a long time by Uncle Sam's boys, who are preparing to depart for France.
 A. c. Wall. representative of the Los Angeles Tanning Co.,, has returned from a business Washington and New York. Says everywhere throughout the country egreat preparations to win the great war, are being made.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Co.,, is having a new front put in, and other needed improvements made at the big store on Morley avenue. w. J. Murphy, the contractor, is experimenting the work, which will cost between two and three thousand dollars.
 Harry E. Berne", special de- putty collector ot U. $. customs, has returned from an official visit to Douglas and Naco. Mrs. Berner and the children accom- panied him to Nogales, where they will again make their home. Mir. Berner has leased resi- dence on Noon Heights.
 = Miss Rosalee Foore, chief clerk in the offices of the War Trade Board, has gone to the coast to spend her vacation. The charm ing little lady will be absent from Nogales about two weeks, during which time she will visit friends iand relatives in San Francisco and Red Bluff.
 Friday Mrs. AL. Gustetter and daughter, Miss Doris Herrera, departed for Des Moines, Iowa, where they will enjoy a visit with Captain A. l.. Gustetter, of the United States Medical Corps, who is in camp near Des Moines. Before returning home they will visit the lady's old home on the Hudson
 Last Sunday Mir. w. H. Land, formerly manager of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Co.,, now connected with a big bank ing institution in Tucson, accom- panied by Mrs. Land, visited friends in Nogales. They mo- tored up to Nogales, from the old pueblo, and were guests at The Bowman.
 Yesterday Mir. and Mrs. E. K. Cumming departed for an ex tended visit in the east. They will visit Kansas City, St. Louis, Washington, D. O., and New York. At St. Louis Mir. Cum ming will attend the annual meeting O. agents of the Mis-, souri Life Insurance Co.,, for which he is agent.
 U. S. Customs Inspector Al. Scharff is sure some go getter, , when it comes to rounding up slackers. Last Tuesday Al. grab bed another oae of the boys, when he attempted to cross the international line into Mexico. Al. says $50 a head looks good to him. That's the price Uncle | Soro nouc fO,. 'orn