The border vidette., 1918-05-04

J
 there was an interesting meet ing of the Ladies' Home Mis- sionary Society of the Methodist church.
 Governor Gales of Sonora will arrive in Nogales, Sonora, to-
 morrow to take part in the CincO de Mayo celebration, which com
 mences this afternoon, in the City Plaza.
 This week Albert Joffroy, the yourg customs house broker. underwent another operation, as a result of having been shot up," by the Yaquis last January south of Guaymas.
 The special music at The No gales Theatre furnished by Miss Shanahan, the accomplished or ganist from Chicago, is greatly appreciated by patrons of that popular play house.
 Don't fail to hear Thaviu's Ex- position Band at the Chaotauqua Tent next Monday evening. In addition to the band in the even ing, three grand opera singers will appear as soloists.
 MT. Moss, the El Paso travel ing salesman, has been in town a couple of days this week in terviewing our merchants. Moss has been making regular trips to Nogales for more than fifteen years.
 William McComas, the mining man, has returned from his Bo- Judo mining property in the Al tar district, and last Thursday departed for Los Angeles, where he makes his home when not at the mines.
 N. P. Stiren, engineer at the Arizona Gas Electric Company's plant, has resigned, and last Tuesday returned to Los Ange- les to reside. Elmer King of this city, has taken his place at the big power plant.
 A. l.. Lewis. the Hermosillo ore buyer, has been a business visitor in the city couple of days this week, from Sonora's state capital. From here he will go to Los Angeles, for a short visit with his family.
 Last Tuesday in the Pima superior court. a mar riage license was issued to Frank M. Sullivan and Miss Maria F. Beck, both of NogaleS, where the high contracting parties are we'll and favorably known.
 Doe" W. J. Phillips, former Iy engaged in the drug business at GuaymaS, now located at Ca Iexico, has returned from busi- ness visit to Guaymas, where he recently disposed of the Botica de Leon, to Dr. McDougal.
 Wednesday MT. and Mrs. Wirt | G. Bowman departed for an ex tended visit to MT. Bowman's | old home in Mississippi. They will also visit relatives and | friends in Texas, and expect to De absent from Nogales, a month | or more.
 Thursday morning A. M. Conard, the land man, and a party of business associates from Oregon, went south to Noria. While here the gentlemen pur- chased couple of engines and | other supplies from Geo. B. | Inc, for their farms.
 Dave Loeb, proprietor of The has been a very busy 1 nan this week arranging his mammoth stock of goods in his pig emporium which has been greatly enlarged and remodeled. | Now The Popular presents an | lp to the minute, way back east l 
 Deputy Sheriff Lou Stevens, of Patagonia, has returned from Oklahoma, where he had been called by the serious illness of | lis father. During Louis ab- sence, his wife made daily trips between Nogales and Patagonia, with her auto stage. She did a nice business.
 Last Tuesday evening Bracey Curtis, president, and Theron Richardson, cashier of the First | National Bank of Nogales, ac- ,ompanied by Mrs. Richardson md J, B. Bristol, secretary of l he Chamber of Commerce, mo- jored to Sonoita to attend the l r