The border vidette., 1918-02-23

from Chicago, and will remain indefinitely, being a guest at the home of her brother.
 Will Franklin, the El Paso cattlebuyer, who during the last few months has brought more than four thousand cattle out of Sonora at this port, is a guest at the MOntezuma hotel.
 R. B. Lehrke, manager of the ladies' ready to wear department of the Broadway Store, Inc, accompanied by his bride and little step daughter, returned from New York the forepart of the week.
 The forepart of the week Mir. and Mrs. George w. Dunbar returned from Tucson, where Mir. Dunbar, who is one of No gales best known, most success ful real estate dealers, transacted private business.
 Benard Bockemuelh, of Wash. ington, and Paul Stoness, of New Jersey, two slackers arrested here recently, have decided to join the National army, and in a few days will be sent to Camp Funston.
 The next annual meeting, which will be the twelfth, of the Arizona Cattle Growers Asso citation, will be held in Phoenix. At the same time and place the ra Association, will be held.
 Geo. F. Powell, engineer for the San Geronimo, Mining Com pany, the properties of which are located in Sonora, about twenty five miles southeast from Posa, has been a visitor in the city this week several days on company business.
 The card party given under the auspices of the Nogales Chapter of the Red Cross, at the elegant home of MT. and Mrs. Ed. Titcomb on Mob Hill, for the purpose of raising funds for the local chapter, was a success socially and financially.
 The announcing of the coming marriage of Miss Alice Schwob, daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. Schwob, formerly of now of Los Angeles to MT. Paul Loewenthal, a promin ent young lawyer of Los An geles, has been made.
 William Hale, who since July has been mine foreman out at the Montana Mines Company's in the Gro Rlanco dis trict, is here for we'll warned rest. Operations at the Montana Camp have suspended and the properties are now in charge of a caretaker.
 The following are the officers of the Southwestern Cattle Growers Association, elected at the meeting held here last Satur- day: President, N. c. Bernard of Arivaca; Harry J. Saxon of Nogales, vice president; Jack McVey of Arivaca, secretary treasurer.
 Special Agt. CS. Oliver, of the DOpnI oLIOlo U Ol c OoO OiSO, WLlO Sc1LhO here to relieve Special Agent Van Curtis, who is in Browns vile. Texas, on official business, is a very busy man. MT. Oliver in an experienced officer, having been in the service of Uncle Sam many years.
 News of the serious illness of Mrs. Walter Bailey of Arivaca, has been received here, where the lady has wide circle of friends, all of whom join in wishing for her speedy recovery. Mrs. Bailey is in Los Angeles, where she was recently joined by her husband.
 MT. Isaac P. Frazier, division engineer on the state highway work in this county. has resigned and MT. c. Perkins of Phoenix has been appointed his successor. The change was made this week, during the visit here of State Engineer B. M. Atwood, success sor to Lamar Cobb.
 The proposed bridging of the arroyo between Grand avenue and Arroyo boulevard, from Ora Wford street to Elm street, may not be completed on schedule time, maybe not at all, if the kick being made to the