The border vidette., 1903-09-26

Ing engineers In the United States,
accompanied by his son Ambrose, is
at the Montezuma, having arrived in
the city last Monday evening from
the properties of the Boston Mexican
Slid Places Mining company which
are situated 10 miles east of Ortis,
Sonora.
Tomorrow morning Miss Francisco
Valencia, one of Guaymas' beautiful
and accompanied young ladies, leaves
for Quijanc where she will visit day
or two with her cousin, Mrs w
Bowman, before returning home. The
young lady has been visiting in No
gales the past two months with rela-
tives and her friend Miss Virginia
Carpena.
Mr.. T. J. Mcdonald, who short
time ago sold the Mcdonald group
of gold mines situated in the Orc
Blanco district, to the Gold Zone
Mining company, has this week
been a business visitor at the coun-
ty seat. He has just returned from
pleasure trip on the coast. Nc
is now on easy street and is taking
life easy.
Monday evering Dr. H. W. Purdy
returned from Magdalena, Sonora,
where he had been to perform a. oper-
alton OH the leg of MIR. Robert Tovey,
who was seriously injured by horse
comnanied by his charming step
daughter, Miss Isabel Carpenter, who
while in Magdalena, was the guest of
the Chenoweths.
All the lady friends and all their
friends are given cordial to step into
the International Drug store and
weigh themselves Oh those bran new
tangled scales. recently purchased for
the accommodation and convenience of
friends and patrons of the store Cap
tain l.. w. Mix says everybody is
welcome to make use of the scales.
That is what they are there for.
Next. Monday evening Miss May
Brown, lifelong friend and school
chum of Mrs. Ferd. VanMourick, will
arrive in the city from her Memphis,
Tenn, home to visit co iple months
with her friend. The young lady is
beautiful and accomplished and will
be splendid acquisition to Nogales
winter society. She is an accom-
plished elocutionist.
William L. Marleau, late manager
of the old Arizona ComEercial COM
pany, and one of the school trustees
for this district returned last night
from California. During most of the
time that he was away he was at
Compton, but spent sometime at Los
Angeles and at the seaside. He re-
turns much improved ia health, and
says that after all, there is no place
like Nogales.
This week Captain J. NJ. Thomas,
a well known mine superintendent,
who for many years has been working
in Sonora, has been a guest at Hotel
Brown, having come up from the south
to receive medical aid for an attack of
fever contracted while down on the
Yaqui river, at the Anita mine of
which he is superintendent. The cap
tain is greatly improved and hopes
soon to be himself again. We hope
so, for he is too good a man to be done
up by fever.
After several days pleasantly
spent in Hermosillo, Captain L. w.
Mix has returned to the city, but
will in few days leave for the
City of Mexico on ten days bust
ness trip. The captain says furni-
ture for his mammoth new hotel at
Hermosillo, has been ordered II
is the finest hotel in the state of
Sonora and a credit to the capital
city. Mr. Ed. Titcomb, who had
been with the captain, returned
home with him.
Last Sunday Manager Ferd Van
Mourick of the Sonora News Com
pany's Nogales store, accompanied
by his wife and Lieutenant Phil.
Herold and Miss Marstellar, the
accomplished daughter of Judge
and Mrs. M. Marstellar, visited
Magdalena to witness the ball
game between the Nogales boys and
the Magdalena team. While in
that city they were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. II. K. Chenoweth, who
have pleasant home three.
After several days spent in No
gales on business, Mr.. w. G.
Dumont, the veteran railroad and
mining man of Patagonia, has
returned home. The gentleman is
the principal stakeholder in the
Presidential Mining company, the
valuable silver-lead properties of
which are situated in the Pata-