The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1898-09-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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Harry Hay is still quite i'll though
some better than he has been.
Nogales has elected good delegation
TO the county democratic convention.
Richard Fleischer went to Sonora
Friday morning on a business trip.
Mrs. Frank NJ King will return from
Tucson October 6, whero she is visiting
friends.
Hats of every description at Fleischer
Brothers. They are headquarters for
dine hats.
Cattle buyers will 90 well to address
Frank Smith, Arivechi, District of Sl-
huaripa, Sonora, Mexico. If.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard May returned
from Paris last Thursday morning and
went ON to Hermosillo.
Another ball was given Sunday night
across the line to Governor and MIS-.
Corral and every one had good time
joe Wise, the we'll known COW man
of Calhbasas, was in Nogales Saturday.
Joe is one of the solid citizens of Pima
county.
A full telegraphic report in the Los
Angeles Herald one day ahead of the
San Francisco papers Agency at the
Line City Store.
Theo G. Fitch, general agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine Co., passed
through Nogales last Friday on his way
to Guaymas from Tucson.
grand ball was given at the city
hall in Nogales, Sonora, Saturday night
in honor OF Mrs. Ramon Corral.
jolly time was had by all.
Mrs. P Figueroa of Hermosillo, and
Mrs. G.. J. Gonzalez of Guaymas, ar
rived from San Francisco Thursda!
where they have been spending the
summer.
Jake Politzer, wife and son Dewey,
left last Friday mis- hit for Yuma where
Jake is deputy collector of customs.
They expect to visit Nogales again in a
few months.
J. A. Naug1e had his private car side
tracked at Sanford last Thursday night
80 that he could inspect the Sonoita
canon with view of changing the
track in the canon.
On the 26th of the month Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Thompson hid been mar
ried "a years. They have done well
and we wish them another quarter CEN
tury of happy welded life.
George Montague, superintendent of
track, bridges and buildings of the n.
NJ. & A. and Sonora railroads. has re-
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by gasoline and it is dandy. Mr..
Montague takes it more easy now when
he runs up and down the road.
Mrs Geo. Christ and her daughter,
Miss Catherine Christ, will leave for
their home at Tucson on the first Of the
month after spending the summer in
Nogales. They have hosts of friends in
Nogales who hope to see them here
again soon.
"AIark Smith, or ''Our Mark as you
call him, will open law office in Tue
son, said Francis Sherman, an Apache
county democrat who is a good Smith
man. Mark will make some speeches
for Wilson during the campaign He
was called to the sickbed of his wife in
Los Angeles but will return as soon as
she improves"
At the Democratic primaries held at
Nogales last Saturday the following
persons we're elected to attend the con-
vention which meets at Tucson October
8: T +. Brodrick, w. F. Overton,
j. Duffy, DR.. A. A. Doherty. The
delegates will leave for tho old pueblo
Friday night. It is strong Kelton
delegation.
Business men who have been in the
havit of using government stamped
envelopes will note the fact that as
soon as the present contract runs out
they can get their envelopes printed at
the homo Office only, as the government
will no longer compete with printers in
printing the return cards. Also, by a
recent ruling your letter will be held
thirty days unless You have printed on
the envelope the time you wish it held
VIM. H. Palmer and jeff Fenncll,
two mining men of Bisbee got lost last
week in the big cave and werc rescued
by John Palmer, Frank Bopp and
Edward Barker of Bisbee after they
had been in the cave for twenty-four
hours. The two men were exploring
the cave which is an immense affair and
has many hundred feet of underground
passages. Mr.. Fennell lost his purse
containing $500 in the cave and while
hunting for it their candles burned out
IN thr dor hnx End