The border vidette., 1918-02-02

ary II. 15 and 16. A rip, roar ing big time is assured all. YOr can't afford to miss it.
 This afternoon at Weaver's Cash Store, the ladies of the , Congregational Church will hold Home Cooked Food Sale, from l to 6. Everybody in vited.
 The elegant new home of Mir. and Mrs. Wirt G. Bowman, on Cavalry Hill, is nearing comple tion. It is one of the most hand some manshions in southern Ari- zona.
 Lander Young, we'll known rancher and stockraiser, from over in the reaterville country, has been a county seat visitor this week, a guest at the Monte ma hotel. MT. Young is pio- neer in his section.
 ' Louis Lulley, proprietor of Lulley's Buffet, who has been tErea tened with a nervous break down, is no better, and is said to be very sick man at his home in this city. Dr. Purdy is the attending physician.
 In the Superior Court last Wednesday Judge W. A. O'Con nor granted Mariana V. Stokoe a divorce from Harry Stokoe, on the grounds of deSertion. Stokoe is now in the English army fighting with the. Canadians.
 James H. Reagan, Patagonia business man, has been here this week serving as a trial juror. Jim is we'll known in No gales, he and his family having resided here 8 number years be fore removing to Patagonia.
 For the benefit of the Red Cross Chapter of Elgin, dance will be given tonight at Fruit land Hall, near Elgin, under the auspices of tbe Elgin Country Club. Every body cordially in vited to attend. Good military music.
 Mine Host Ben Evans of the Montezuma hotel, is now local representative of the United States food administration, and will see to it that all rules and regulations laid down by his ad- ministration, are compiled with, to the letter.
 The Ladies Guild of St An drew's church met last Tuesday afternoon at the home of Dr. and, Mrs. M. H. Barr, on Noon street. A very interesting en- joyable afternoon was passed during which delicious refresh ments were served
 Allan Mackenzie. of Phoenix, representing the General Secur- ities 6 Investment, Company which finances the Arizona Oil & Refining Company. of the Chino Valley oil fields, is a guest at the Montezuma. He is a live wire. Go see him.
 Collector Chas. l.. Hardy has accepted an invitation to speak before the Central Trades Coun- cil which meets in Tucson on February 12. Collector Hardy is one of Arizona's most able speakers. The council is for tunate in securing his services.
 Wednesday Mrs. R. R. Red wine came up from the ranch to do some shopping, returning home the same afternoon, ac- companied by her husband, the popular Southern Pacific pas senger conductor, who had been here a couple of days attending court.
 O. F. Ashburn motored down form the Pennsylvania ranch the forepart of the week and spent day here transacting business. The Ashburn herds which range around old Fort Crittenden, are among the finest in the state. They are Here lords.
 c. L.. Northcraft, manager of the Sonoita Grant, in which he is financially interested, was at the county seat the forepart of the week on his way to Tucson, where he went on private busi- ness. Said the recent wonder full timely rain and snow storms mean millions for Arizona.
 B. A. Lachman and J. L.. Mays, representing the Western Woodware Company of Ell Paso, have been here arranging to