The border vidette., 1918-08-03

Last saturday a me boy ar
 rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs H. A. Corpe, who reside at
 the Three R camp, where the happy father Is employed. Moth CT and little one doing nicely. Special Agent George B. Ma son of the treasury department and Harry A. Smith. U. S. GUS
 toms inspector. have returned
 from Tucson where they were called as federal court witnesses.
 D. Moore, the automobile doc
 tor, who since leaving here, has
 made his home in Tucson, was a
 business visitor. :n the city a couple of days this week, from the ancient and honorable pue-
 bio.
 Mrs. Gillespie, wife of A. M :. Gillespie, vice president and manager of the Nogales Nation al Bank, has gone to the coast for the reminder of the heated term. She took the children
 with her.
 c. w. Forbes, manager of the Sonora Telephone Company at Hermosillo, arrived from the south the forepart of the week on his way to the coast to join his wife, who is spending the summer there.
 James Ritchi, superintendent of the Arizona European Mining Company'S property, next to the great Three R mines, in the Pa tagonia mountains, was a buSi- ness visitor at the county seat last Thursday.
 The Nogales, Sonora Chamber of Commerce members are ar ranging to entertain the mem bers of the Nogales, Arizona Chamber. The date of the get together meeting will be an- nounced later
 According to announcement made July 31st, by Secretary McAdoo, the 4th Liberty Loan campaign will commence Sept. 18th and close October 18th. The issue is expected to be five billion, that's all.
 MT. Henry Monteverde, man. ager of Karns Bros. Inc. branch at Hermosillo, has been visitor in the city several days this week, with his family, who are guests at the home of his father. Mir. Alfredo MOnteverde.
 Senator Harry J. Karns, pre- sident and manager of Karns Bros, Inc, will shortly depart for the east, where he goes on business for his big automobile house, which has the agency here and in Sonora for Fords.
 Thursday MT. and Mrs. D. w. accompanied by their two sons, Lincoln and Randall, for an outing at the Grand Canyon, where they will spend a week or ten days. The trip will be made by automobile.
 Joe Polin is wearing a broad smile of contentment, on account of the arrival last Wednesday of l bouncing boy, at his home on North Morley avenue. Mother and little one doing nicely. Dr. Sneaker is the attending physi- cian.
 Ben Evans, popular manager of the MOntezuma hotel, has re- turned from the coast, where he i lad been called on account of | he illness of his wife who is | greatly improved. Mrs. Evans i md Master Ben will return ater.
 Arrangements are being made | O give the boys of the 35th In antry a rousing farewell party, | before they leave Nogales for France about the 18th inst. The | ooys of the 35th are a fine bunch. They have many friends iE this section.
 Mr. Ignacio Corella, treasurer ,f the state of Sonora, accom- panied by his family, arrived rom the Sonora state capital asst Monday, en route to Doug as, the treasurer's home town, where he is we'll and favorably lnown.
 This week J. A. Jackson, for nerly a member of the Nogales police force, under eX-Chief c. J. Fowler, has been a visitor in he city a couple of days from Twin ButteS. Jack" is super of the Twin Buttes