The border vidette., 1899-04-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Everybody is fond of MINISTRIES
Don't for-et the date April 20YI.
Tue Rose Still!nan comedy company
will be here April % and April 80.
Cattle buyers will 90 well to address
Frank Smith, Arivechi, Sonora, Mex
leo.
There will be so ;ial at tie Con-
gregational church next Thursday
evening.
"My Honolulu Lady" at the Minis
trel show thursday night was simply
immense.
EFF. Booth of G ua mas, came up
from the bay city last Thursday ami
will return tomorrow morning.
Ashley, the matchmaker, has full
line of sprctacles and nose glasses at
the Sonora New Co.
MIR. w. III. Randall and Mark Lul-
ley will leave iii the morning on
few days outing in tAe mountains.
Captain l.. w. Mix came up from
Hermo,iilo the fore part of the week
and spent several days i'll the border
city.
Mr.. MARK Lulley has sold his elegant
piano 70 E. b. Hogan. This piano is
one of the finest Instruments in the
city.
Mr. Paul Herman OF tie Tucson
Stationery company, was in Town this
week on business WITH tAe board of
slparS isors.
The dance to be given tonight in
the Athletic club hall III honor OF Hon
and Mrs. Ii. K Chanowet:l will he a
pleasant social affair.
Ice ream will be served by thu
ladies of the Cong e.ational church ut
their social next Thursday evening.
A good tin is expected and every
body is invited.
s. Bradford Tyre!, attorney-at-law,
arrived in No. ales the fore part of the
week from CaIiforuil and wi open
law Offices on Morley avenue in tne
near future.
Mr. Frank Mortimer, the ,jnggler,
who appeared at the minstrel SHOW
Thursday night, Is very Clever
/ l.. l.
worth the price of Admission.
Manager Geo. b. Marsh of Marsh's
opera house has billed the Rose
Still nan," Comedy company for two
nights, April % and 29,t. The Rose
Stillnan comedy company is one OF
the best fits kind on the road and
they will lee given rousin1 fecet tio.r
by Nc. ale> people who never overlook
a COOK thing -.
Hellol He'll Is this the Red
Heuse? Yes, what can we do Tor
yeu2 Have you any of those fne
ladies shoes No. 4, "A"2 Yes, and
we are selling all our shoes at prices
you Can not duplicate in the cast. We
pay the frei int. Our Mr.. Vasquez
does all the buying and our shoes sell
them elves.
Albert H. Norcross, a railroad engi-
neer, has fled il the land oiEce home
stead entry on section 6, to vnslip is
south, range 81 east. The piece 0:
land i'll question is on the railroad be
tween st. David anil Ben on, in t. e
artesian water distric-, Mr.. Norcross
has struck water Oh his place, which
renders it particularly valuable
Spring is at hand and you no doubt
are in need of light wei LIT underwear
1t ill not cost you one cent to sttI
into the Red House and inspect their
big sto x of spring and summer wear.
Perhaps yov do not know that the
Red Hous carries the largest line OF
these thin, B in the city. The goods
and prices will astonish you.
Mr.. Gerard May, scuior member of
the firm of May Hermanos of Eo5al,s
ard Hermosill, passed through on
Sunday evenings train accompanied
by his family. Mr.. May gees to Paris
to reside in the future. Maay friends
we're at the depot to extern / them God
speed. Mr. B. Schwah, representing
the hose at Nosales aecompame
them as far as Benson.