The border vidette., 1919-06-28

Hon. James A. Harrison, ,mem. Der of the Town Council, and chairman oe the Board of Su. pervisors, is on the coast, enjoy, ing life by the sea, with his in tereSting family.
 Mrs. Ed. Rose. daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. l.. Fowler, has gone to San Francisco, to enjoy a visit with her sister Mildred |, wife of Major Audry, who IS in France with the American army.
 After spending several days in NOgales, Jack Egan. superin- tendent. and Charles Ott, audi tor for Wells Fargo Express Go. in Sonora and Sinaloa, departed for the south on last Tuesday 1 mornings train.
 Ed Webb has resigned the post of desk sergeant at police headquarters. and Colonel Bob Cunningham has been appointed to fill the vacancy. Ed. has ac- cepted a position in the U. s. quartermaster's office.
 F'erd. Van Mourick. local man. ager of the Sonora News Com pany, who with his family motor 1 ed to the coast recently, has re- turned home. He left the folks in Los Angeles, where they will spend the heated season.
 c. l.. Rlakemore, the mining engineer, after an extended ab- | Sence in the northwest, is a guest at Hotel Evans. He is here to look after his Sonora mining interests. Blake'S" many friends are glad to see | him.
 At a meeting of the Army & Navy Union, held last evening Colonel Allen T. Bird of the Oasis, was selected as the Unions representative in the list of speakers at the Fourth of July picnic to be held at Nortcraft Grove.
 As result of an automobile accident on the Duquesne road yesterday, when his auto went over the grade, H. T. Tunica, representing Armour Company,
 
 fering a broken nose and severe bruises.
 D. w. Garfield, the insurance man, returned the forepart of the week from the Texas oil fields, where he found conditions better than claimed by his friend Sisk, financial agent for the Southwest Ranger Oil & Refin- ing Company.
 This morning the joyous ring ing of church bells and blowing of whistles throughout the city, proclaiming the signing by Ger many, of the peace treaty as presented by the Allies, and there is great rejoicing through out the whole world.
 Fred. Carruthers, superinten- dent of the United States Gra- phite Company's great mines in Sonora, has gone to Saginaw, Michigan, on company business. Before returning to the mines, Fred will visit his mother at Colorado Springs, Colo.
 The forepart of the week Mrs. Henry Levin and her three charming daughters, returned from a visit with relatives in Tucson. She was accompanied by her niece, Miss Louise Ron stadt, who will spend the sum- mer at the pleasant Levin home ou Morley avenue.
 Norman Vincent, representing w. R. Grace & Co.,, of San Fran cisco, is a guest at the Monte zuma hotel. He will remain here during the garbanzo season, to personally superintend the ship ment of thousands of sacks of garbanzos to the States, through the port of Nogales.
 D. l.. Fain is here from the Mauto mines, near Carbo, So- nora, where he had been inspect ing the work of developing the property of which he is the man. ager. Reports everything quiet in that section of Sonora, and work at the mine progressing in very satisfactory manner.
 J.J. Smith, expert piano turn CT for the Zellner Piano Co.,, of which R. Zellner, Jr., is presi- dent and principal owner, has arrived from Los Angeles, and ;c o rnoSt ot tho Monfo1,roo