The border vidette., 1918-09-07

Leslie Woodell and wife iron
 the AriVaca country, were cOun
 ty seat visitors the forepart o
 the week, being guests at the
 home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E | Wise on Mob Hill.
 Frank Proctor, father in law of the late Col. w. c. Greene, o i Cananea fame, is here iron i Oakland, California, where he
 has resided since removing from
 the big copper camp.
 James Finley. candidate for
 supervisor, from the third dis
 trict, subject to the Democratic
 primaries, has been a Nogales
 visitor couple of days this
 week from his farm near Camille. U. s. Collector of Customs c.
 B. Hardy's host of friends will | be pleased to learn that he has | recovered from his recent ill- | ness, and Is again attending to the duties of his important office
 Mrs. Francis Gordon, mother of Rev. w. J. Gordon of the local Baptist church, has return ed to her home in Alamogordo, New Mexico, after enjoying a pleasant visit here with her son and family.
 Thursday evening H. J. Tem- pie, general superintendent, and Harry Lawton, freight and pas senger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, came up from the south country, in the private car Sonora.
 Last Tuesday Superior Judge w. A O'Connor, returned from El Paso, where he had been at tending the conference of coun- ty managers for the Liberty Bond work, for the 12th federal reserve district.
 Mir. Harrison, from the Three R mine, was here yesterday transacting private business. The Three R mine, many years owned by Colonel R. R. Rich ardson, of Patagonia, is one of southern Arizona's best bets.
 Last Tuesday the board of su- pervisors held their regular monthly session. Members Geo. w. Parker and J. S. Gatlin were present. Chairman James A. Harrison, was absent, being in California for the benefit of his health.
 Howard Keener, editor of the Patagonian, was a business wis itor at the county seat last from Patagonia. MT. Keener is a candidate for coun- ty treasurer, subject to the De- mocratic primary election, next Tuesday.
 Harry Renshaw, secretary of the Nogales Building & Loan is this week attend ing the National meeting of re- from rifle clubs from all over America, which is being held at Camp Perry, Ohio. Mir. Renshaw represents the No gales Rifle Club.
 The announcement has been made of the engagement Of Miss Wylie, charming of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Wylie of this city, to Lieutenant Allison Farmer, 35th Infantry. U. s. A. The wedding will take place at San Antonio, Texas, on Wednesday. September 11th.
 The interior of the First Ma 5ional Bank of Nogales has been and greatly improved n appearance. A large force of and artistic decorat- DTS worked night and day, like beavers, from Saturday after 1oon until Tuesday morning. The results accomplished are most gratifying to the manage nent and contractors.
 This week H. R. Sisk, for a ong time business manager of he Nogales Daily Herald, be- ,ame the sole owner and pub isher of the Herald. having the same from R. l.. )'Neill. The new owner an ,ounces that the policy and pol tics of the evening daily will 'emain the same. Mir. Charles Shaffer, new arrival in city, S news editor.
 The untimely passing of Mrs. Lou Roller, wife of Nogales' su- of streets, at the amily residence in this city last