The border vidette., 1918-02-02
FEBRUARY ?. 1918.
LOCAL NEW s.

of The First National Bank, has gone to the coast.
 William Rosenburg was here from Tubac this week attending court as trial juryman. E. B. Sharpe, of Roy & Tit combs splendid office force, is nursing a boil, on his left wrist.
 D. W. Garfield, the insurance man, has been in Phoenix a couple of days this week on in surance business.
 Will Franklin, the Fl Paso cattle. buyer. was a visitor in this section a couple of days this week on cattle business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lou Stevens of Patagonia were visitors in town a couple of days this week, be- ing guests at The National.
 MT. Diaz, purchasing agent for the state troops of Sonora, with headquarters at Hermosillo, has been a business visitor here this week.
 Rev. Dr. Slough, the Chicago evangelist, who is doing Y. M. c. A work, has been over in the Lochiel country this week several days.
 Miguel Ortiz, the automobile dealer, has returned from a visit to Tucson, his old home town, where he had been on business and pleasure.
 John 0. White of Elgin; c. l.. Eberhardt of Vaughn, and Pete Bergier, from Patagonia, have been here this week doing their
 bit'' as trial jurors.
 Daniel Palma, formerly of No gales, Sonora, now comandante at Juarez, has been here several days transacting private busi ness. He will move his family to Juarez.
 ; Albert Joffroy, the young com mission man, who was shot three times by Yaquis during the Len cho massacre, south of Empalme last month, is getting along nice ly at his home in this city.
 Henry Pyeatt, the we'll known, successful live stock raiser, from the Huachuca mountain foot hills, near Fort Huachuca, was a Nogales business visitor a couple of days this week.
 Mir. Ralph Moss, an English subject, who travels extensively in Sonora and Sinaloa, for big Los Angeles wholesale house, this morning departed for the West Coast, south of Guaymas.
 This week MT. c. w. Forbes, manager of the telephone com pany at Hermosillo, has been Nogales, Ariz. business visitor. Mrs. Forbes came with her hus- band. Thursday they returned south.
 George Coughlin, the hoisting engineer at the Arizona Euro pean Mining Company's mines near the Three R copper bonan- ga, was here couple of days, having been called to serve as a juror.
 Yesterday Kelly Henry, the commission man, who recently opened offices in the John Jund building, went to Douglas on a flying business trip, expecting to absent from the city only a few days.
 The forepart of the week a trainload of Sonora cattle. con- sisting of about one thousand head, were crossed at this port, by MT. EspinoSa, the HermoSillo cattleman. The stock was in good condition.
 Hank" Wilson, linotype art ist and dryfarmer, was county seat visitor Tuesday, having motored over from his farm in the San Rafael valley with Su- pervisor George Parker and his brother Duke.
 Mark and Mrs. Manning were visitors at the county seat this week several days from their splendid ranch near Sonoita Mark came to serve as a trial juror. Mrs. Manning returned home Wednesday.
 Earl Barnes, brother of the late Raymond Barnes, arrived yesterday from Norfolk, Virgi mia, in time to attend the funeral of his brother, who died in the