The border vidette., 1898-12-31
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Go to Jack Gates place for pure malt
whiskey for medical purposes.
Mr. Peter Hook, the mining man,
was in Nogales Monday on business.
Mail orders promptly flled-Harry
A. Drachman Shoe Co.. Tucson. Ariz.
Cattle buyers will 90 well to address
Frank Smith, Arivechi, Sonora, Mex
leo.
Mr.. Lorenzo Walters of Saric, Son.,
has been a visitor at the border this
week.
Francisco Soto and Miss Filomena
Heredia we're married Monday morning
by Father Gehldof.
Mrs. E. J. Gibson, wife of train
master Gibshn, entertained a number
of friends at Christmas dinner.
E. T. Stokes, special agent of the
u. S. treasury department, arrived in
Nogales last Tuesday morning from EI
Paso.
The most complete stock of shoes in
southern Arizona are carried by the
Harry A. Drachman Shoe Co.. Tucson,
Arizona.
The Nogales Electric Light company
proposes to double the present power of
its dynamos, so there will be no lack of
good lights throughout the city.
E. OIivas, editor of La Union,
Spanish newspaper published at Tucson,
came down from the old pueblo last
Sunday and spent several days in No
gales.
Mr.. D. NJ. Riordan, the Flagstaff,
Arizona, capitalist, accompanied by his
family, is enjoying the winter season
at Guaymas. He and his family are
guests at the Almada hotel.
r. c. Lowell, the cement sidewalk
contractor, who has been in California
on. business trip, ratnrned last Mon
day. He went on. to- Hermosillo the
next day where he has big contract
putting down sidewalks in the capital
city.
Probate Judge Purcell, came down
from Tucson last week and spent
several days in Nogales where he has Il
host of friends. both democrats and
republicans, who are always pleased to
Sec him. The Judge returned to the
old pueblo on Wednesday nights
train.
A host of friends, especially the little
soldier lads, will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. George B. Marsh, who has
been visiting the past four months at
her old home in Michigan, returned to
NogaIes last Saturday, greatly benc-
fitted ny her summers outing. Mrs.
Marsh also visited tue old home of Mr..
Marsh in Indiana, where she says she
spent delightful time.
Mrs. J. w. Goodman and children
who have been in California the past
three months visiting friends and re-
latves. returned from tie coast the
latter part of last week and is now the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Berger. Mrs.
Good man and the children will go to
La Colorado, Sonora, after the holidays
where she will join her husband, who
holds an important position there.
Mr.. Nose Drachman, who is wei and
favorab!y known throughout Arizona
passed through Nos ales on last Mon
day mornings southbound train, en-
route TO La Paz, Lower California,
where he goes in the interest Of nin-.
ing company, of which he Is member.
Nose says he has a ''sure thing" this
time, and is going to play big winner.
We wish him every success in his new
venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Began and chill
dren will in few days move to Tucson
where they will reside. Mr. Began
goes.to occupy the Office OF county as
SCISSOR to which he was elected at our
last election. Mr.. and Mrs. Began
have host friends in Nogales, who
while they regret to see them go away
wish them every success wherever they
may be and hope for their speedy re-
turn to Nogales.
Last Sunday evening the sad in
telligence was received in Nogales an
nounciug the sudden death. in New
York of Leonce Lippmann, manager
of La M6da. Mr.. Lippmann was on
his way home, from Paris, France,
where he bad boon on visit the past
three months. Heart failure was the
cause Of his death. TEH VIDHrrE
joins the many friends of the deceased
in expressing sympathy for the sorrow
ing family.