The border vidette., 1899-01-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Cattle buyers will 90 we'll to address
Frank Smith, Arivechi, Sonora, Mex
leo.
Mr.. Anthony Bray is registered at
the Montezuma hotel from San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Fred Becker was slightly undo T
the weather Wednesday OF this week
but is himself again.
r. G.. Denham came in on Tuesday
morning from Kansas City and is at
the popular Montezuma.
Last Saturday Mr.. A. L. Pellegrin,
the wellknown Assayer, returned from
. business trip to LlanO, Sonora.
Mr.. Jose Pierson, Jr., came up from
Cibuta last Saturday evening and spent
Sunday in Nogalss. He returned to
Cibuta Monday.
Paymaster Jas. Lesser, of the Sonora
railroad, came in Wednesday morning
with his pay car aad now the boys on
the south end are happy.
Last Sunday John &. Mason, former
engineer on the N. NJ. & A. railroad,
came up from La Colorado en- route to
Crittenden, on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Frank Martin, who for a long
time has been employed in the railroad
shops ut Guaymas as machinist, ac-
companied by his family, stopped over
q day in Nogales this week on his way
to Ell Paso, whore he goes to accept u
position.
is. Mann, the carpenter, who left
Nogales several mon tbs ago to go to
Louisiana on important business, re-
turned last Monday morning and says
he Is glad to get back to the border
city aud means to stay here and help
build the town up. We are glad to
welcome Jack back to Nogales.
TIL, iron suspension bridges bein g
:ected in Eogales, Sonora, by K. G.
Lowell, the conti actor, are first-class in
every respect and a credit TO any town
and are another evidence of the push
and progres s.veness of the city officials
wh1 have in hand the affairs of our
sister town across the border.
Zellner Piano Company of Los Ang eles,
California, is in Nogales in the interest
of his popular firm Of which he is
mem Der. He has sold to the Nogales
Athletic Club one of his up-to date
pianos and now the music-loving mem
bers OF that popular club will have
chance to amuse themselves.
See the new double column ad on an
other page of Breen &c Peck, the livery
men. This enterprising livery firm has
been in business in Nogales a number
OF years and have by their honora bic
and upright business methods secured
one of the best paying business in the
city. When you are in need of any
thing in their line don't forget they
will never give you the worst of it.
Tie Tempe Daily News OF January
says: Will H. Randall, who has been
spending few weeks at this place. will
return to Nogales tonight, being called
there By important business matters
that demand his personal attention.
Mr.. Randall came here for the benefit
OF his health and his Improvement has
90 far surpassed his expectations that
he will return at the earliest possible
moment and permanently locate here.
Friday of last week Mrs. o. L. Lewis,
wife OF Professor Lewis, received a tele-
gram announcing tie death of her
mother in Ohio. Mrs. Lewis made
Immediate preparations to go east to
attend her mothers funeral. but on ac-
count OF the sudden illness OF one OF
her little children, she was unable to
depart. We join the entire community
in extending sympathy to Prof. and
Mrs- Lewis in their sudden and sad
loss.
Lieutenant Alfred Hampton, accom-
panied by Mrs Hampton, arrived in
Nogalee last Sunday They came di-
rect from Lieutenant Hampton's old
home in South Carolina, where they
visited month with General Wade
Hampton, the lientenant's father
Lieutenant Hampton looks well and
hearty and is none the worse for his ex-
periepce IN Cuba where he went with
the army OF invasion as a mem ber of
Gen. Buffers staff. Lieutenant and
Mrs Hampton have hund reds of friends
and acquaintances in Nogales who Join
THE VIDETTE in extending to them
q hearty welcome on their return to
our city where they will reside PER-
manentlr. Lieutenant Hampton having
resumed his position with the United
State1 customs service at this port.
which he resigned 10 go tho war.
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