The border vidette., 1903-04-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

Plain and Crepe Tissue Papers, all collors, at Pellegrin's
 MT. and Mrs. Ferd VanMourick are now occupying the Dr. Doherty residence
 Rosalie will be one of the pretty numbers on next Thursday even- ing's program.
 The show of the season will be given the evening of the 3Oth, at the Athletic Hall.
 One of the pretty features on the program is Miss Behall in "The Maid from Tokio."
 Tuesday morning Mir. John Hurst came up from the Magdalena district, where he had been several days on mining business.
 Tuesday Spervisor Jas. A. Harri son came up from the ranch and spent the day in town.
 Have you all got your tickets for the concert to be given on the 3Oth by the Episcopal ladies.
 It is not every day that you see "The girl with the changeable eyes," She will be on exhibition the even ing of the 3Oth.
 Last night O. O. Saxhang, the successful mining man went south on mining business. He expects to be absent from the city several days.
 Thursday morning Mir. Jos. Pas choly, manager of the Nogales Water company, left for Tucson, where he went to serve as a United States trial juror.
 Can you guess the name of the gentleman who has six young ladies on the string; he will appear with them the night of the 3Oth, at the Athletic Hall.
 H. T. Sanders, the popular and efficient head book-keeper at the Boston Stores in this city, has this week been on the sick list, suffering from an attack of grip.
 c. NJ. Minier, business manager of the Cananea Herald, was in town "Wednesday distributing advertising matter for the big fiesta which will be held in Cananea May f, 5, 6 and 7th.
 Mir. J. B. Pitblado. one of the incorporators of the Industrials Mining company, organized in No gales two weeks ago. was a business visitor in Nogales Tuesday of this week.
 Thursday afternoon Jack Stein, who for several months has been doing special work for the United States treasury department, re- turned from Lochiel, where he has been stationed the past month.
 Judge William Hubbard, after a serious illness is again able to be about. The judge has been having a hard time this winter and we hope his luck has changed and his recovery will be permanent this time.
 Col. Geo. w. Grove, general of the Arizona Gold and Copper company,is is in Guaymas on business connected with the big smelter which will in the near future be built by him and his as sociates.
 Mir. Chas. Doherty, well know man of Denver, Colorado, is in the city en route to Magdale- na, Sonora, on important mining business. The gentleman is inter ested in some gold properties in the district.
 Thursday morning Mrs. w. R. Sprecher left on a visit with her parents at Cairo, Illinois. The lady will spend several months in the east We sympathize with Dick, who is always like fish out of water, when his wife and baby leave him.
 Tuesday morning D. G. Chalm- CTS, postmaster at Lochiel, was a business visitor in Nogales on his way home from Magdalena, Sono- ra, where he had been on mining business. Chal says he has a sure thing this time. His many friends hope he has.
 Miss Maria Ruiz, one of Hermo- sillo's most charming young society ladies, has this week been a visitor in Nogales, the guest of the Rami- rez.' The young lady is well and favorably known in Nogales. where for several summers past she has visited with friends.
 Tuesday morning Mir. Vic Hanny, the wideawake young well-to-do cloth ing merchant of Tucson, passed through Nogales on his way home from Quay