The border vidette., 1918-08-17

sOluS away. LFeIyO OOuy lS SOI |. We wish them good bye and good luck. Hugh White and R. F. Eos sett, two prominent SOnoita dry farmers, were county seat visit ors last Wednesday,.
 Jesse Gatlin, the we'll known l stockraiser, was business wis itor at the county seat yester- l day, from his ranch.
 E. E. Noon, the mining en- gineer, is here from the Yellow Jacket mine, for few days visit with his family.
 Thursday afternoon the Wo- mans Home Mission Society met at the home of Mrs. Kelly Henry, on Crawford street. Mir. Herbert Wood, expert book kkeeper and accountant, has accepted the position of town clerk, vice w. H. Smith, resigned
 This week Hon. Theodora Marsh, Santa Cruz county's able state representa- tive, has been in Phoenix attending @ meeting of the Council of Defense.
 George Foster, representative at Ajo for the Standard Oil Co.,, has been a guest at The Bow man a couple Of days this week, being accompanied by bis wife.
 Commander George H. Pratt this week received from Nation al Headquarters, the charter for the Stephen D. Little Garrison Army and Navy Union, of Mo- gales.
 Fred. Sutter, candidate for governor of Arizona, subject to the Democratic primary, was in NOgaleS couple of days this week. shaking hands with old friends.
 H. R. Sisk, manager of the Herald, accompanied by his wife and little daughter, returned from the coast, last Monday, greatly benefited by their out ing at the beaches.
 Yesterday the pleasant coun- try home of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. ViIlasenor, near Nogales, So nora, was destroyed by fire. Loss about two thousand dollars. Cause, defective electric wiring.
 l.. H. Watkins, for number of years connected with Roy 6 Titcomb, Inc., has purchased the Overland automobile agency in this city, from w. H. Floren- tine, who it is said will shortly join the colors.
 Yesterday Manager J. A. Le- garra of the Red House, depart ed for New York where he will spend a month purchasing bar gains for Don Ramon Vasquez' big mercantile tablishment on Morley avenue.
 Last Tuesday Contractor F. on the head with a hammer, while inspecting the work at the new school building. Dr. Cheno weth treated the wound and Franks feeling fine.
 l.. B. Fleischer, manager of the Occidental Import & Export Co.,, after two weeks spent in California, on business and pleas ure, returned home last Monday. Mrs. Fleischer's family have a nice home in the 'city of angels. ''
 After a delightful visit on the Pacific coast, Mrs. Gillespie. wife of A. M. Gillespie, vice presi- dent and manager of the Noga- les National Bank, returned home the forepart of the week, being accompanied by the child ren.
 Joe Miller, one of the best practical miners in the country, has been a guest at the Monte zuma hotel a couple of days this week, from the Patagonia dis trict, where he and his partner are working a good copper prop erty.
 Mrs. Irene Raymond and lit tie daughter, Irene, returned the forepart of the week from Tue son, where they enjoyed a visi with relatives. Mrs. Raymond is again at her old post behind the cigar stand at The Owl Drus Store.
 This week Engineer J. w Larimore has been busy making surveys of Plum street betweel Arroyo Boulevard Highland St. and on Sonoita avenue, betweel Plum and West streets, wher civic imnrnvannntS ara hQjnj