The border vidette., 1918-06-08
JUNE 8. 1918.
LOCAL NEWS.

ports may now be had at the
 office of Agent w. T. Haley O.
 the War Trade Board.
 U. S. Consul Frederick Sim
 pich has returned to his post al
 Guaymas, after enjoying a few
 days here with friends.
 Editor Howard Keener of the
 Santa Cruz Patagonian, was 8
 business visitor at the county seat last Wednesday, from Pata gonia.
 Oscar F. Ashburn, from the Pennsylvania ranch near Pata- gonia, was a business visitor al the county seat the forepart of the week.
 Byron S. Butcher, of the mil itary intelligence office, at this place, has returned from an ex- tended visit in the east on off cial business.
 Wednesday Spiro Proto, pre- sident of the Arizona Gas & Electric Co.,, motored over to Duquesne on company business, returning the same day.
 The country home of Senator and Mrs. H. J. Karns, is one of the beauty spots of this section, thanks to the untiring efforts of the senator and his good wife.
 Mrs. John Jund has gone to Camp Kearney, California, for a short visit with her husband, who expects soon to depart for France, with the National Army.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Leeker, ac- companied by their boys and Mrs. Leeker's mother, Mrs. Flattau, have returned from an automobile trip to the Grand Canyon.
 Mir. A. Gonzalez, the Gar banzo King" has arrived from New York with his family and will spend several months here Mir. Gonzalez has leased the Conard residence.
 Dr. A. B. Harris, chief sur geon of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, who has enlisted in the United States army, has return ed to Empalme, where he will remain until called to the colors.
 General Carlos Plank, of Mag dalena, Sonora, where he is in command of the Mexican border. mounted police, accompanied by Mrs. Plank, has arrived from Magdalena, for few days visit here with friends.
 This week the Sorrells boys, Marsteller brothers, Harry Sax on and other local cattle raiSers, delivered nearly two thousand | cattle at CalabaSaS, where the | stock was received by represent | ativeS of buyers from Texas.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Company. has been busy this week enlarging | the company's store on Morley | avenue. When the improve ments now being made are com pleted, the big store will present an attractive appearance.
 Agricola Roca, general travel ing agent for the Food Conser- vation Administration at Wash ingtop, has been a visitor in the l city several days this week. | MT. Roca has resided in Tucson | many years. He is we'll known in Nogales, where he has many friends.
 MT. Eugene G. Denham, an experienced newspaper man, re- gently with Los Angeles dailies, has arrived in the city to be- come editor of the Nogales Daily Herald. filling the vacancy caus- ed by the resignation of D. B. Potts. We wish MT. Denham success.
 Fred. Ryan, the Ell Paso hard ware man, accompanied by Mrs. Ryan, motored over from Bisbee last Thursday, and registered at The Bowman. Fred. is one of the most popular salesmen on the road. He always does good business in Nogales, where he has a wide circle of friends
 Mrs Charles J. Ruppelius and the children, are visiting in Mo- gales, from the great Richard Brady ranches in Pima county, near Oracle, of which MT. Rup- pelius is manager. Mrs. Rup- noliuS is a 6auOhtpr nf Dr and