The border vidette., 1918-09-14
SEPTEMBER 14. 1918.
LOCAL NEWS.


 Last Wednesday 165 men, wo men and children, from Sonora wnnt to Tempe to work in the cotton fields.
 Contracts Lown & Lowell vii have the new public school build ing ready when school opens next Monday.
 Last Sunday on the High School diamond, the 25th Infan. try nine easily defeated the No gales baseball team.
 Mrs. Phil Herold has returned from her outing in Los Angeles, where her parents, MT. and Mrs. P. J. Mcintyre, reside.
 This week Mrs. Mark Man. ming, from SOnoita, has been a visitor in the city, guest of her friends, Mrs. E. R. Purdum.
 MT. and Mrs. B. J. Russell have gone to Madisonville, Ky, where they were called by the serious illness of .Mr. Russell's father.
 Last Tuesday Dr. w. F. Che noweth returned from a strenu- ous all night automobile trip to Santa Ana, Sonora, on profes- sional business.
 Yesterday MT. A. M. Conard arrived from Los Angeles, and this morning went south to look after his land and mining in terests near Noria.
 The forepart of the week Mrs. Frank J. Duffy. accompanied by her charming daughter, Miss Mary Duffy, returned from the California beaches.
 c. w. Faucett, travelling re- presentative for The McNeil Company, Phoenix printers, has been a Nogales visitor couple of days this week. a guest at the Montezuma.
 Mrs. Ford, wife of T. M. Ford, Jr., local manager for the J. D. Halstead Lumber Company, has gone to her old home at New Orleans, to enjoy visit with relatives and friends.
 After a visit in Los Angeles with his family, w. c. Laughlin, the San Xavier mining man, has returned to the mines, from which regular shipments of sill yer, have been made for several years past.
 Sam Leeker, proprietor of the El Paso Store, returned last Monday from his outing on the coast with Mrs. Leeker and the boys. He left the folks in Los Angeles, where they will sojourn indefinitely.
 Under the new passport re gulations, in effect tomorrow, those who have passports from the Mexican government, must apply to the American Immigra- tion office for the desired permit to cross over.
 This week Mrs. George w. Parker, of the San Rafael val ley, has been a visitor at the county seat. guest of Mrs. Frank J. Duffy. The lady is the wife of Supervisor Parker, Mrs. Duffy's brother.
 Last Monday Messrs. Oscar F. Ashburn, from Patagonia, and James l.. Finley, from Camille, who on Tuesday were nominated for a place on the Democratic ticket, for supervisor, were wis itors at the county seat.
 Yesterday Senator James A. Harrison, mayor of Nogales and chairman of the board of super visors, returned from a visit to Los Angeles, greatly benefited by his outing. Mrs. Harrison accompanied the senator.
 Last Monday Mrs. T. J. Wylie and her accomplished daughter, Miss Margaret Wylie. departed for San Antonio, Texas, where the young lady became the bride of Lieutenant Allison Farmer of the 35th Infantry, U. s., A.
 Miss Jessie Dunbar. sistor of City Councilman Geo. w. Dun bar, accompanied by her niece, Miss Dorothy Hopkins, departed last Wednesday, for Los Ange- les, expecting to be absent from NogaleS a couple of weeks.
 H. E. Grace, the well known commission man, is back from Los Angeles where he had been to enjoy a visit with his family.