The border vidette., 1918-01-19

Karns Bros, Inc, are erecting a large concrete warehouse on their North Grand Avenue pro- perty.
 w. c. Page has sold his inter- | est in the Border Furniture Com pany to Wirt G. Bowman, who is now the sole owner.
 I. E. Bowers was here several days from bis ranch near Noria, Sonora, where he has a nice bunch of white face cattle.
 Don't fail to hear the New Electric Pipe Organ at The Nogales Theatre, every after noon and evening. Nothing like it in the southwest.
 Harry Barnett, of the Happy mines in the Santa Rita noun tains, near Patagonia, is in the city, accompanied by Howard Book of the Viceroy.
 Corporal Marcos Proto of Com: pany B. 34Oth Field Artillery, after a delightful visit here with relatives and friends, has return ed to Camp Funston.
 A. c. Wall of the Los Angeles Tanning Company, has opened branch office in Nogafes, and will have a warehouse in the Karns building on North Grand avenue.
 Friends of Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank of Nogales, will be pleased to learn that he has recovered from his recent severe attack of La Grippe.
 Tommy Sutton, popular knight of the grip, was a guest at the Montezuma hotel the forepart of 1 the week. Tommy is always as sured fat orders when he comes l to Nogales.
 Last Monday ten miles of the State Highway between Nogales and Tucson, was opened for use of the public. There now still remain eight miles of the High way connecting the counties of Santa Cruz and Pima.
 Sergeant Arthur Peck, 34Oth Field Artillery, is here from Camp Funston, on a short visit with the folks. The Corporal looks every inch soldier, and we predict a bright future for him in the great American army.
 The "Silver Social" given last Thursday evening for the benefit of St. Andrews Church, at the elegant residence of MT. and Mrs. J. E. Wise, on West Craw ford street, was a delightful affair, and a success, socially and financially.
 Fred. c. Emery, the mine promoter, is back from a visit to his mines in Sonora, near Noria. Reports everything very quiet down Noria way, since the recent raid of the YaquiS in the vicinity of Querobabi, when they killed five MeXicans.
 Towards Keener, editor and proprietor of the Santa Cruz Pata gonian, was a business visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week, from Patagonia. Editor Keener owns valuable farm in the beautiful San Rafael valley, this county.
 Otto Mayer, the plumber has purchased the plum ping business heretofore conducted by Mir. A. S. Noon, and will in future give same his personal attention. MT. Noon will continue to handle electrical supplies and do electri- cal work on a larger scale than | in the past.
 Mrs. Milliken, wife of A. J. | Milliken chief of the local Immi- grafton office, who recently | underwent a successful operation at the St: Joseph's Hospital, for appendicitis, is doing nicely, being on the road to complete recovery, to the delight of her numerous friends.
 Last Wednesday afternoon Town Marshal Fowler rounded up and arrested the two would be bad private soldiers who last Monday deserted from the 35th regiment. When our big brave marshal, who always kills when he shoots, went to a Mexican shack where the deserters were in biding armed with army rifles, they surrended as all towards do when commanded to do so by brave men like Marshal Fowler.