The border vidette., 1918-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.

| O0eQ QulC0 III CillS week. E. E. Noon, the civil and min ing engineer, has returned from an automobile trip to California
 Robt. c. Reed of Fairbank, is now working for Uncle Sam as a customs inspector, under Col lector c. E. Hardy.
 Monday c. B. Wilson, the Patagonia freighter, motored down to the county seat. Cris. owns one of the best freight outfits iu the country.
 Mrs. Fiedler, wife of Council, man George H. Fiedler, return ed the forepart of the week from California, accompanied by little Miss Maxine. her daughter. Last Sunday evening the 25th Infantry orchestra gave a de- lightful concert at tue pleasant home of Senator and Mrs. Harry J. Karns, on Grand avenue. Joe Berk, proprietor of the l Modern Store. has returned from | visit to New York and other eastern markets where he pur- chased late creations for women.
 This afternoon the ladies of the Congregational church will hold food sale at the O. H. Weaver Cash Store, on Morley avenue. Everybody cordially in- vited.
 State Senator Ray Ferguson, | from DuQuesne, was a visitor in the city last Thursday. The senator is a candidate for re- election. on the Republican ticket.
 Thursday County Treasurer I. Burgoon and Assessor Vic J.. Wager motored up to the So- noita- Elgin region on official bus mess. They will return home today.
 About October 18th Mrs. An nie Venard, daughter of Mir. John Wilson, will arrive in the city from Chicago, to enjoy a visit at the pleasant Wilson home.
 Semlcr & Huntington have disposed of their blacksmith and repair shop, situated on Walnut street, to Robinson & Lochlin, who will in future personally conduct same.
 Last Tuesday evening the 25th Infantry band gave a delightful concert in the city plaza, which was largely attended and great ly appreciated by all. Leslie King led the band.
 John Cady, of Patagonia, a Civil War veteran, returned the forepart of week from Portland. Oregon, where he attended the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic.
 Tom Gittins is now holding down a position with Karns Bros, Inc, and he and his in teresting little family will spend the winter in Nogales, where the little girl will attend school.
 George H. Wattles, district manager of the Mountain States Telegraph & Telephone Com pany, with headquarters at Tue son, was visitor in the city the forepart of the week, on com pany business.
 Tuesday Attorney S. F. Noon and I. P. Frazier, the civil en- gineer, returned from Phoenix, where they attended the meet ing of the Republican State Gen. tral Committee, of which they are members.
 Superintendent w. J. Kings bury of the Sonora division of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme, has been a Nogales visitor a couple of days this week, from the south country.
 Thursday evening MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Wheeler, mo- tored down from Tucson, and yesterday MT. Wheeler was busy interviewing our merchants in | tine interest of his big wholesale grocery house.
 The forepart of the week Gen. eral Alvaro Obregon and family went to Los Angeles and San Francisco for a short visit. Gen eral Obregon is the Big Man. of Mexico. At no distant day his friends expect him to be- come president of that wonderful ] country.