The border vidette., 1918-11-30

been held next Tuesday, has
been postponed until December
% ana q, next.
Last Wednesday evening Co.
A" 3"d Infantry, in command
Of Captain J. y. Greene, depart
ed for Malta, Texas, where it is
now sta toned. Captain Greene's
{ company has been in Nogales
since August 28th. During their
., stay here, officers and men, made
many friends.
E. e Oliver, formerly Of No
gales, now located at Culiacan,
! S!naloa, where he is successfully
engaged in the commission bust
ness, is a visitor in the city.
Mr.. divers many Nogales
| friends will be pleased to learn
that he is prospecting, in the
south country.
EARLY last Wednesday morn
ing Robert Fleischer, son of L.
B. Fieischer, departed for his
home in Los Angeles, making
the ross-country trip by auto
mobile. Bob enjoyed months
visit here with his father, who
is manager of the Occidental
Import and Export Co.
W. Banning Vail, the Sonoita
cattleman, accompanied by Geo.
Spindle, of Douglas. and Ramon
Elias of Tucson, are visitors in
Nogales. All the gentlemen are
we'll known in this city. where
they have a host of friends.
From here they expect to go to
Sonora on cattle business.
Hon. William E. Chapman,
United States consul at Maza-
iting in the city guest of Am
erican Consul E. M. Lawton, of
Nogales, Sonora, has returned
to his post. Consul Chapman
attended the conference of Am,
erican consuls held recently at
Mexico City.
In a letter to bis mother. Mrs.
S. D. Harms, Lieutenant W. e.
(Ellie) Harms of the Aviation
he had sailed from England and
would arrive in New York on
December End. At an early date
Lieut. Harms host of friends
and acquaintance hope to well
come him back in Nogales.
Mrs.. George B. Marsh and
Benz. J. Jones of this city, at
tended the state conference of
foodtcohservation forces in Phoe-
v,i h a
day, Nov. Goth. On account of
the flu epidemic in many parts
of the state, the campaign of
education that is to be conduct
ed by the food administration,
has been postponed, indefinitely.
Friends throughout Santa Cruz
county of w. E. Balloon, a form
err we'll known, highly respected
citizen of this section, will be
pleased to learn that he has
made a great success in the bust
ness of cotton raising in the
Salt River valley, and is now on
Easy street When here Mr..
Balloon and his estimable family
resided at Salero and near Tu-
bac.
The dance last Tuesday even
ing at the M. E. Ortiz garage,
under the auspices of the Daugh-
tiers of Isabella, was a very en-
joyable affair. Charley V. Fow-
ley did the honors as floor man
ager, and music was furnished
by the famous jazz orchestra of
the 25th Infantry. Everybody
had a splendid time. Those
who failed to attend, missed a
treat.
The First State Bank of Pata-
gonia will open it's doors for
business on Monday, December
End. The new financial institu-
ton has the best wishes of every
body. Col. r. r. Richardson
and other prominent business
men of Patagonia, are interest
ed in the First State Bank of
Patagonia. which is located in
one of the best mining regions
in Arizona.
J. w. Pierce, from Phoenix,
was a Nogales visitor last Tues
day, taking orders for groceries.
Jimmie is well and favorably |
known in this section. Several !
years ago he resided in Nogales,
being manager Of big mercan-
tile esta blishment doing bust |
ness in the building now occu-