The border vidette., 1918-09-21


 Edith Knapp, cashier in the ried Wednesday evening by Rev. F. J. Stoeteel, pastor of the Con- gregational church.
 B. P. Olbert, manager for Geo. B. Marsh, Inc, and his family, returned the first of the week from an outing during which they visited Phoenix, the Roose- welt dam and other points of in tereSt in central Arizona.
 The work of covering the ar royo from the Crawford street bridge for a distance of 4SO feet north, was completed Wednes- day. At this point Grand aye nue and Arroyo Boulevard now merge into one thoroughfare.
 Carlos Fernandez. manager for the grain department of the Eagle Pass Lumber Co.,, left Wednesday for Eagle Pass. Mir. Fernandez has been located in Nogales for a couple of months and made host of friends here.
 The young men of the Seventh Field Battalion of the Signal Corps, gave most enjoyable dance Wednesday evening in Anding hall at the military camp. A large number of socie ty people from town was in at tendance.
 M. E. Mesgrave of the United ] States Biological Survey, is wis iting the city on official business. The gentleman is giving con, siderable attention to the work of destroying the numerous de- structive wild animals in South ern Arizona.
 c. w. Doherty, American vice consul at Nogales, Sonora, has returned from a vacation trip to California. He reports having had a most enjoyable trip and returns with a keener zeSt for the arduous and exalting duties of the consulate.
 The public schools of Nogales opened Monday morning with a full force of teachers. This year there are thirty seven teachers, I the superintendent, which will give some idea of the size and importance of the schools.
 Born. Sunday September 15, to Major and Mrs. A. l.. P. Johnston, son. Immediately upon his arrival the young man flashed a wire to his soldier father that he had assumed full command at the cantonment of his granddad, Capt. l.. w. Mix.
 Misses Esther and Fannie Reagan. daughters of MT. and Mrs. Lee Reagan, have come in from their home at the Reagan mine in the foothills of the Hua- chucas, to enter the Nogales high school. They are living at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Chatham.
 Sunday last Sherman Rine- hart, a prominent rancher of the San Rafael valley, was stricken with pneumonia and for some days his life was dispaired of but he is now reported in a fair way of recovery. The army physician stationed at Lochiel attended him.
 The garbanzo season is just about closed. There have been | more than 56, 100000 pounds of these nutritive peas shipped in to the United States through | this port this season. Some i were shipped in from Sonora but the greater portion came from Sinaloa.
 Thursday the local selective draft board sent Angel Gomez, Sam Aiello and Mike Lombardo to Camp Kearney. The first named is a Mexican alien but he says he wants to get into the United States army and that he wants also to go to France to fight while the fighting is good.
 Howard Keener, editor of the Patagonian and Democratic no. minee for county treasurer, spent several days in town this week talking up the commercial advantages of his town and the importance of the mining indus tries surrounding-and incident ally getting acquainted with the voters of Nogales.
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