The border vidette., 1918-01-05

from Camp Funston, Kansas, will arrive home tomorrow, to enjoy furlough here with relatives and frien His host of friends will be glad to see him.
 w. c. Laughlin, after pleas ant visit in Los Angeles with his family, returned to Nogales last Thursday. Next Tuesday he will go down to San Xavier, where he and his associates own valuable producing silver mines. P. J. McCarty, the Camille rancher and StockraiSer, has been a visitor in the city several days this week. being guest at the National hotel. The Mo- Carty boys, Pat and George, raise apples that can't be beat for size and flavor.
 E. P. Starr, assistant general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with head quarters at Empalme, returned Thursday from visit to Los Angeles, being accompanied by Mrs. Starr. This morning they W0nU to Em paine.
 Misses Emma Casanega, Mar tha Chatham, Mary McHale, Nancy Creighton and Catharine DeMain, students at the Tempe Normal School, who have been spending the holidays with re latives in Nogales and vicinity, returned to Tempe Thursday.
 Captain John C.. Walker, Jr., formerly lieutenant of the famous fighting Twelfth station ed here, now of the 35th Infan- try, has arrived from Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to join his regiment The Captains many friends are glad to welcome him back to Nogales.
 H. A.Deans the Hudson agent, has started the third auto stage line between Nogales and Tue son. He will use Hudson super sizes and the start will be made each morning from in front of the Owl Drug Store at 7:3O, ar irving in Tucson at 1O:3O, mak- ing connection with the Winkel- man stage.
 Doubtless the war department now sees that a mistake was made when Tucson was turned down as a site for a military cantonment. It would have been an ideal winter training camp, like Nogales where the climate is about the best on earth and the soldiers are comforta ble and happily contented.
 George P. Jackson and family departed to Nogales, Arizona, Thursday last. where they will reside. MT. Jackson was hard ware salesman for the Central Commercial company, and will take like position with Roy & Titcomb, one of the oldest hard ware companies of southern Arizona. Miner.
 Jim Bent, the we'll known mine superintendent, has returned from Minas Prietas, Sonora, where he had been in the employ of the big gold mining company. Says the Yaqui Indian activities in the eigbborhood of Quero- babi, where number of Mex jeans were recently killed by the Indians, caused great excitement among the natives.
 Dr. A. c. Kingsley has return ed to Phoenix, to again have charge of the State Insane Asy- lum, as superintendent. Jay Lowe, his assistant, has also returned to take up his duties where he left off, when canned" by Tom Campbell, who thought he was governor of Arizona. Governor Hunt is losing no time in reinstating bis Democratic friends.
 Wednesday Carlos Joffroy, a member of the machine gun company of the 158th Infantry formerly First Arizona regiment stationed at Camp Kearney, near San Diego, arrived home on a seven days furlough. He was called home by the serious illness of his sister, Louisa. Carlos looks hale and hearty and every inch a soldier of metal and pep. ..
 Milton D. Bowers of the 35th Infantry and Miss Gladys l.. Wilson of Pocahontas, Arkan- sas, were united in marriage