The border vidette., 1919-03-08

or odD Ud OFuZ cOunUy, WHO IS now extensively engaged in the stockraising business in San Bernardino county, California, where he and his son Earl, have big bunch of cattle, is visitor in this district, on cattle busi- ness. Toms old time friends everybody, in the county-will be pleased to know he is pros pering No better cowman in the west than Tom Turner. No county in Arizona ever had a more efficient peace officer.
 H. Gordon Glore, the we'll known civil and mining engi- neer, who supervised the cree tion of two of the finest modern business houses in the city-the Trust Building, corner of Inter- national street and Morley ave Enue, owned by the First National Bank of Nogales, and the La Vile de Paris building, on the opposite corner, owned by Char ley Dumazert, has returned from com bined business and pleas ure visit to Guaymas, where he enjoyed a visit with his Sweet heart," handsome, sea- worthy yacht, purchased some time ago from Joe Parker and Guy Han cock, the mining men, of this city.
 Mrs. George B. Marsh, presi- dent and owner of George B. Marsh, Inc, returned the fore part of the week, from con- bined business and pleasure visit to San Francisco. Mrs. Marsh. l who ably represented Santa Cruz county in the last session of the State Legislature, as a repre- sentative, is one of the brightest women in the southwest. Geo. B. Marsh, Inc, named after the late George B. Marsh, than whom squarer, winter man never lived, enjoys the fullest confidence of everybody. A Marsh guaranteegoes'with every wagon. piece of furniture, etc., bought at Marsh's hardware and furniture store.
 The meeting of Arizona daily newspaper men, held at Tucson last Monday, was attended by Editor A. T. Bird of the Oasis, and Messrs. H. B. Sisk and Charles Shaffer. of the Herald. The gentlemen report having been we'll treated by Tucson, and say the organization of state Daily Newspaper Mems Asso- citation. was a success, in every way. Colonel George H. Kelly, l tional, was unanimously chosen the first president of the new or ganization.- Allan B. James, of the Tucson Citizen. was selected as vice president, and Lawrence D. Clark, of the Arizona Daily Star, was selected secretary treasurer.
 Don c. Franklin and O. K. Franklin, of this city. have leas- ed from l.. J. F. Jaeger, the Montezuma hotel, and will at once make needed improvements in that popular hotel, which for a number of years has been un- der the management of Ben Evans, who is now conducting the National hotel. Don and 0. h. d WlOS of friends all over the country, and they are sure to make a big success of their new venture. MT. George Franklin, for a long time connected with the Nogales postoffice, is chief clerk, being assisted by Joe Davenport. an experienced hotel man, who knows how to make his guests feel at home.
 Lieutenant Ralph O'Neill, the illustrious American Ace, who is enjoying a short furlough here with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. R.L.O'Neill,w was given a rousing welcome at the big Smoker last night, at the Santa Cruz Club, in honor of the visiting bankers. When the brave young Ameri- can aviator, who. won lasting fame in the great air battles in France, during a short interest ing talk, asked that praise, for whatever he may have done for his country and humanity, be given his mother, he won the heart of every man present. Nogales is justly proud of Lieu
 tenant Ralph O'Neill, who is a magnificent specimen of Amer ica's best and bravest.
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