The border vidette., 1898-12-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Whiskey for medical purposes.
Lieutenant Richard Fleischer won't |
south on Monday mornings train.
Tom Casanega, the cattle man, was |
In the city the forepart of the week.
Mail orders promptly filled-Harry |
A. Dracbman Shoe Co.. Tucson. Ariz. =
Mr.. Barnes, the mining man, returned
from the east last Tuesday morning.
Cattle buyers will 90 well to address
Frank Smith, Arivechi, Sonora, Mex
leo.
Pedro B. Salazar, of Phoenix, was a
visitor in Nogales several days this
week.
Thos. Forsyth was in the city the
fore part of the week from his Sonoita
ranch.
Hon. George Atkinson, the cattle
man, was in town Tuesday from Gala
basas.
Judge D. J. Cumming was in from
his Palo Parade ranch last Tuesday on |
business.
J. J. Pompa, a prosperous Altar
merchant, was in Nogales this week on
business.
E. B. Hogan has established wood
yard Just beyond Pomeroy's blacksmith
shop on Railroad avenue.
G. c. Wheeler, the Tucson merchant,
was in Nogales last Saturday inter-
viewing our grocery men.
BoRN-Last Saturday, to the wife
1T RtIiz yIrl of
and child are doing nicely.
Tie two youngest children of Mr..
and Mrs j. J. Raphael have about re-
covered from the measles.
Pete McCullar, brother of Sam Nc
Cullar, the cattle buyer, came up from
the Bacanuchi ranch last Monday.
Mr.. Neer, the mining man, who has
been east on business, returned last
Tuesday and is atthe Montezuma.
The most complete stock OF shoes in
southern Arizona ara carried by the
Harry A. Drachman Shoe Co.. Tucson,
Arizona.
DIR. A. A. Clarke, physician at The
Mexicana mine, in the Arizne district,
Sonora, was in the city several days
this week shaking hands with his many
Nogales friends.
"Frank," who for long time kept
Harlow & Gowan's Office in apple-pie
order, has accepted the position of
porter at the railway depot. We wish
Frank every success in his new position.
James S. Reddoch, a well known
freight conductor on the Southern
Pacific with headquarters at Tucson.
was among the visitors from the old
pueblo this week.
j. H. Pomeroy, the blacksmith and
carriage maker, has an ad in this issue
of THE VIDETTE. Mr.. Pomeroy has
had years of experience in his business
and is prepared to guarantee all his
work.
Fred Becker, than whom better fel-
low does not live, returned from Her
mosillo Monday evening. He reports
having had a most delightful time and
says the Hermosillo people know how
to do the grand.
Last Friday the happy home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Steve NJ. Aguirre was made
still more happy by the arrival of a
pretty baby girl. Both mother and
baby are doing nicely and Steve is the
happiest man in town.
The free reading room recently estab-
lished by the railroad boys in the new
depot building is a credit to the origin
Ators and the town. Our tOwnspeople
should give the boys every encourage
ment and anyone having books, maya
zines and other periodicals for which
they have no use, will be helping q
worthy cause by donating them to the
railroad reading room.
Mr.. w. n. Randall, the well known
mining man, left last Friday for the
Salt River valley, where he will spend
the winter enjoying the delightful
climate for which that valley is famous.
Mr.. Randall is one Of Nogales' most
prosperous and progressive business
mon, and the Line City can i'll afford to
lose him for even a short period. With
Mr.. Randall went "Fitz," his dog, who
also will be greatly missed by every
man, woman and child who knew him,
for "Fitz" is worth million most dogs.
While we regret to see Billy and ''Fitz''
go, wc wish them pleasant time and g
speedy return to Nogales.
r. G. Dun & Co.'s Monthly Report.
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