The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-08-29


E. w. Amsden, district attorneys
office, phone 35l, after hours If.
This week Father Aleurer of this
city has been visitor in Tucson.
Father Meurer is one OF the most
popular priests Nogales has had and
he is well liked here by ever, body.
In a few day Attorney VIM. Cooper
will return from Los Angeles, where
he has several weeks. The gentleman
writes he has entirely recovered his
former good health and as result Is
feeling fine.
NJ. Santa Cruz, foreman at FL Orc
mine in the Ures district fourteen
miles east of Poza station, has this
week been visitor in Nogales, hav-
ing come up with General Manager
John Henderson.
Master Alex Gray Lulley has re-
turned from California where he has
been attending school and will now
make his home i'll Nogales. Alex is
a very bright boy, being an accom-
piished musician.
V. A. Lucin and j. N. Faulkner,
two well known Denver mining men.
arrived in tine city Sunday evening
and stopped over here between trains.
They were on their way to Sonora on
mining business.
MIR. Harper J. Cunnin CHAM of the
Endless Chain Mining company, is in
the city from his company's mines
near Patagonia. The gentleman is
also interested in the Hermosa Mining
Il Milling company.
Thursday morning in Commissioner
Georges court Manuel Vargas was
held to await the action of the United
States grand jury, on charge of
smuggling. He has been taken to
Tucson for safe keeping.
John Henderson, president and gen.
eral manager of the Porvenir de So
nora, S. A. mining company, returned
to the mines Wednesday morning
after several days spent i'll the city on
business for his big company.
MIR. John Henderson has rented
Judge N. NJ. Trickey's handsome new
brick residence. August 9th Mrs.
Henderson and the children will re-
turn home from. the mines, when they
will move into their new home.
Wednesday Mr.. Antonio Gilly,
owner and general manager of Fabrica
de FranciA at Hermoslllo, came up
from Sonora's capital city. Thursday
the gentleman was about town shak-
ing hands with his many friends.
Tuesday morning DIR. A A Doherty
was northbound passenger en- route
to Los Angeles, where he goes to
escort Mrs. Doherty and the children
home. The folks have been spending
the summer in the city of the angeles.
Head Book keeper Topham of the
Southwestern Commercial Company's
big Nogales store, is in California,
where he went the ferepart of the
week to accompany his wife to No
gales, where she will spend the winter.
The members of Brodie's First
Cavalry Troop have received their pay
for serving their country, but several
of the boys are still in debs to Uncle
Sam. Soldier life at Morenci came
high, and few of the boys want TO go
back.
A. S. Moons handsome new resi-
dence is about completed and ready to
be occupied by MIR. Noon and his in
teresting little family. The new resi-
dence is built of nice white stone and is
one of the most attractive homes in the
line CITY.
Hon. Y. Bonillas of Nogales, Sono-
'ra, returned from the coast last even
ing, accompanied by Mrs. Bonillas and
the children, who have been spending
the summer season at Los Angeles.
Their many friends are pleased to have
them home.
Mark Wanless, the well known
Hermosillo ore buyer, has returned
from Ell Paso. where he and his family
have been visiting for two weeks. He
reports having had most delightful
visit. Mrs. Wanless and the children
will return later.
Last week one evening at Ma gda
lena, Mrs. H. K. Cnenoweth gave
social dance, which was the event of
the season. The parties given by Mrs.
Chenoweth, who is charming hostess,
are always delightful and long re
membered by those present
Last evening Harry Grace, railway
agent at Pesqueira for the Sonora r.
t., accompanied by his bright little
son, returned from ten.days visit at
his old home in Texas. Both Mr..
Grace and the lad enjoyed their visit,
the for mer having gained two pounds.