The border vidette., 1918-03-09

| ANdOlOudl uOl6l G COuplS Ol udy
 this week, from their ranch
 home near Patagonia.
 After a delightful visit of sev-
 eral weeks with relatives and | friends in Los Angeles, to which
 place she motored with Mir and
 Mrs. c. l.. Hardy, Mrs. Clara
 Finley, the well known music
 teacher, has returned home. J. A. Madero, of Ell Paso, ! Texas, is a business visitor in 1 Nogales, being guest at the
 Brickwood hotel. He is a brother of Francisco Madero, Mexico's
 murdered president. Mr. Ma dero is here for the purpose of receiving several carloads of gaVanzaS purchased in Sinaloa This afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. A. Faust, on Crawford
 street, there will be a meeting
 of the Ladies' Guild of St. An
 drew's church, in honor of Mrs. $. M. Franklin, of Tucson, who
 is the house guest of Mrs. W. c.
 Budge. Mrs. Franklin is organ izing a Girls Friendly Society,""
 The minstrel show and barn
 dance tonight at Mel Eason's
 ranch near Camille, for the ben
 eft of the Camille school, is go
 ing to be great success, we'll
 worth the price. The famous 10th Cavalry orchestra will be on hand. Curtain at 9 o'clock, sharp. Don't fail to be on time
 Dr. w. Rockford Kibbey, father of w. ~Beckford, Jr.. and Frisco KibLey, of this place. arrived in Nogales the forepart of the week from MarShalltown, Iowa, for visit with his sons The doctor has a wide circle of friends in this section of the country. All will be pleased to see him.
 w J. Colburn, formerly en- gagged in business at this place, now a resident of Tucson, came over to attend the funeral of the late w. N. Lester, who passed away Wednesday morning, at St. Joseph's hospital. MT. Col burn and MT. Lester were in- terested in mining claims locat- ed near Nogales.
 The local war trade board, under the able direction of l Special Agent w. T. Haley. is doing big lot of business. MT. Haley assists applicants for license in every way possible. | His courteous treatment toward | all is greatly appreciated. Bill | just can't help being a gentle man.. He was born one.
 Monday night Harry Lawton, general freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific | of Mexico, with headquarters at and Assistant General Superintendent J. B. Finley, came up from the south. Tues day the gentlemen continued north, MT. Lawton to Tucson and MT. Finley to Los Angeles.
 Mir. Harvey, expert machinist for time connected with Karns Bros. Inc, has joined the avia- 5ion corps. and will shortly leave for service with the company in which w. E. Karns (Ellie) is a lieutenant. Harvey is a high class mechanic, and a red blooded He'll make good wherever Uncle Sam sends him.
 General Alvaro Obregon, Mex co's ex- minister of war, who is now engaged in the commission 1 business in Nogales. Sonora, has gone to his ranch in the Mayo valley. He was accompanied by Jose M. Carpio, of Los Angeles. The general also has conces- sion from the Mexican govern nent to export cattle from Sonora.
 Deputy United States Marshal Harold Brown returned the forepart of the week from Parker's Canyon, where he had been visiting his wife who has been quite ill at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. William Parker. Mrs. Browns many friends throughout the county will be- pleased to learn that she is on the road to recovery.
 Yesterday soldiers of the Tenth Cavalry, U. s. A. captured Thomas and John Powers, the draft evaders, and Tom Sisson, Of ShAriff McRri6a of l