The border vidette., 1903-09-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

at the Masonic nail; MONDAY even
ing the 2Sth.
The best local talent in Nogales
will take Part in the Concert of the
2Sth, at s p. M, in Masonic Hall
Come to the Masonic hall ant
go on an interesting trip through
Ireland and Scotland, Monday
evening the 2Sth.
Editor Whiteside of the Times
visited Magdalena last Sunday. Ii
being the Sabbath, he did not attempt
to transact business for his newsy
little paper.
Mr.. Erman, the celebrated plan
ist, graduate of Liebsig, will be one
of the attractions in the concert
lecture of the 2Sth. You can't
afford to miss 1t.
Thursday Mrs James A. Harrison
and the children spent the day IN No
gales from their pleasant country home
several miles north of town, driving
home in the evening
Last Monday five Mexicans were
tried in Justice Ashley's court on a
charge of maltreatins an animal on
the range They were found guilty
and fined SO each which they paid.
This morning superintendent Phil
lips of the San Ricardo mines near
Poza station on the Sonora railroad,
left for the mines after several days
pleasantly spent here with his family.
L. b. Fleischer of the Boston Cloth,
ing House has this week been bust
ness visitor at La Cananea, where a
branch of his popular store is located.
The branch is managed by his brother
Ernest.
Thursday morning United States
Marshal McCord and Charlie, his
son, departed for Phoenix, after
having spent several days in Sono-
ra inspecting mining properties in
which they are interested.
Change of scenery is good thing,
and music puts away the cares of the
day. Come then on Monday night,
hear the concert at 1880 in Athletic
Hall. Lecture on Scotland and Ire
land, illustrated by light views.
Joe Thompson, Jr., of this city is
wearing broad smile of contentment.
1t is boy, the first, and mother and
little one are reported by DIR. N. X.
Noon, as doing nicely. Amy one can
see that smile of Joe's is on the square.
This morning Messrs. Phil Herold,
DIR. Ferguson, Ferd VanMourick, and
James A. Harrison and his partner,
Mr.. Stevens, started for the Santa
Barbara mountains to hunt bear and
deer. They will be gone several days.
W. C. Ferguson, secretary of the
Douglass Savings & Loan Associo-
ton of Douglass, Arizona. has this
week been a business visitor in No
gales. This morning he left for
home having done a splendid bust
ness.
Mr.. Mcconnell, who will lecture
on Ireland and Scotland, has
travelled extensively through both
countries and his talk will be most
interesting. Be sure and hear him
on the evening of the 2Sth, at the
Masonic hall.
Yesterday three freight wagons
loaded with supplies left the South
western Commercial company's store
consi gned to the Old Glory mine, hav-
ing been purchased by Superinten dent
Baker. There's something doing over
Orc Blanco way.
The many friends of Mr.. James
Schultz, will be pleased TO learn
his leg which was broken while
laying base ball at Magdalena last
Sunday, is doing fine and it is
only a matter of time when it will
be as good as new.
In consequence of SO many engage
ments in Sonora, Col Geo. w. Grove,
manager of the Ruby Gold and Copper
company, has resigned the manage
ment of the Arizona Gold and Copper
Co., having entirely severed his con
nections with that company.
John @ Adams, Jr., of Los An
geles, who is employed by one of the
big gold mining companies at Minas
Prietas, came up from camp last We'd
nesday and Thursday morning left for
his Los Angeles home where he will
spend month with relatives.
Last Sunday Hon. Theo. Gebler
of the Pioneer Hardware House of
this city, was visitor at Magdalena.
Where Oscar, his son, is superin-
tendent the plumbing, etc, in the
new residence of Col. Kosterlitzky.
He returned home the same even
ing.