The border vidette., 1919-03-15

The meeting of the Current Events Club, last Wednesday afternoon at the Santa Cruz Club, was postponed on account of the funeral of the late Geo. w. Dunbar.
 Sam Heslet, from the Sultana i mines, near Carbo, has been a business visitor in Nogales a couple of days. He reports John Higgin botham, "The Laird of Carbo, " we'll and happy.
 Dave Goldbaum, formerly of Tucson, now a resident of San Francisco, was a business viSi tor in Nogales this week several days. He is travelling repre- sentative for mammoth whole sale house of Frisco.
 Mir. Otto Loeb, who recently resigned as manager of the big Broadway store, corner of Inter national street and Morley ave nue, has accepted a position with L.. Rosenstern & Co.,, of Tucson, as travelling salesman.
 MT. Joe Berk, popular. suc- cessful proprietor of The Mo- dern, would make an Al town councilman. Too bad his resi- dence is outside the town limits. Why not annex Joe and our other country cousins?
 The Nogales Cafe next Mon- day night will celebrate St. Pa tricks Day by giving a supper dance, from 9:3O to 2:3O. Music will be furnished by the famous 24th Infantry orchestra. Secure your reservation now.
 Commencing at one o'clock this afternoon, the good ladies of the Congregational Church, will hold a food sale at Hugo Miller'S aS- say office, next to the post office Every body cordially invited. Good eats, prices reasonable.
 The Rummage Sale given last Tuesday afternoon at the store of Karns Bros, Inc, by the ladies of St. Andrews guild, was success in every way, thanks to the untiring efforts of Moth CT" Karns and other good ladies.
 Attorney E. R. Purdum, of the we'll known local law firm of Duffy & Purdum, announces himself candidate for school trustee in Nogales district No. l. The election will take place on. the last Saturday in March.
 Sam Dunn has returned from doing his bit for our Uncle Sam, and is busy shaking hands with his old friends in Nogales. He was with the Spruce Division, !" in the Washington pine forests, getting out lumber for airplanes.
 D. l.. Fain. manager of the Fl. Mauto Mining Company, is back from visit to the mines in Sonora, near Carbo, where he superint tended the shipment of a carload of high grade silver lead ore, to the States, through the Port of Nogales.
 l.. B. Grim, live wire land salesman from Los Angeles, who is interested in Sonora land, has gone to the south country, to give his property the "once over." He is very enthusiastic over the great country south of the international border.
 Early Thursday morning fire of unknown origin, partly de- stroyed the warehouse of the Mexican customs house in No gales, Sonora. Loss about $4O, GOO, gold, which it is said will be paid by the Mexican govern ment.
 Jack O'Connor, son of MT. A. J. O'Connor, of the United States customs service, visited his father last week, from the State Normal at Tempe. Jack is a very bright boy, and his friends predict great things for him, some day.
 Charley Goodman, a Nogales boy, who has been in France with the American army, will soon return home, according to letter recently received by his brother, James, of this city. Charley has been with the army two years.
 Louis GirouX, who owns ranch and mining property in Sonora, has returned to the city, from a visit to his ranch on the San Miguel river, near Pesqueira. It is said MT. Giroux is about to