The border vidette., 1903-02-14
FEBRUARY IA, 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Coffee like your mother made, a
Harry Wanda's next The Parlor. If
Tuesday Jack Gates and Jack Bowe
drove out to the Turner-Bower rancl
for several days outing.
Tuesday night Dan Shea, secre
tary of the Sonora Milling and Min
ing company, went south.
There will be preaching at the
Methodist church both morning ano
evening by Rev. F G Finley, P. E
When getting up in the morning
for bracer drink Marigold, and don't
forget a night cap at The Arcade
bar.
Mr.. E. L. Griswold, cashier U. S.
custom house, who was quiet i'll
yesterday was able to be about this
morning.
Mrs. John Henderson's many
friends will be pleased to learn
that she has almost recovered from
a months illness.
Dr. E. Rutherford, will only be
here until Wednesday. Don't fail to
see him if you have any eye trouble.
Jose Burruel, who is now successful
ly engaged in ranching on the Santa
Cruz, was a business visitor in Mega
les several days this week.
Geo. Weiland and John Wilson
have gone out to the Pajaritos to
do some contract work for Ben. +.
Daniels and associates.
Thursday night w. H. Barnes,
the we'll known Tucson lawyer
passed through Nogales on his way
to Sonora on legal business
Tuesday Jack O'Brien, travelling
engineer for the Southern Pacific
railroad com pany, was in Nogales
on business for his company.
MIR. H b Smith formerly of Mega
ness at Cananea, Sonora, has this
week been visiting his family in Mega
les.
Last Saturday the following well
known gentlemen registered at the
Montezuma from Washington
Camp: DIR. A. S. Russell, Jon r
Michael and Robt. F. Turnbul.
J. V. Gilmore, popular freight
and passenger agent of the Texas
and Pacific r. r., was in Nogales
yesterday hustling business for his
company. Mr.. Elmore's home is
in Ell Paso, Texas.
Wednesday Paymaster George
Lesser of the Sonora railroad came
up from Guaymas in his car with
dough" for the boys at this end of
the line. George is always a well
come visitor in town.
Miss H. E. Mesten of Tucson has
accepted position in the office of
the Board of Trade. She will also
attend to part of the duties of the
Financier of the A. o. U. w. lodge |
NJ embers who owe fer dues will al
ways find her ready to serve them.
See DIR. E. Rutherford the ocul-
list and have your eyes examined |
by modern scientific methods.
NoT1cE:-If any patient fitted by
me on former occasions Is not perfectly |
satisfied, would be pleased to have
them call and any necessary change
will be made free of charge. DIR. A.
H. Schell, eye specialist at Montezuma
Hotel
Tuesday night Mr.. Watt Gittins
of Washington Camp, left Nogales
for the Zubiate Mining Camp in
Sonora to accept the position of
foreman of the mines. Mr.. Gittins
is practical miner of many years |
experience and will be a good man
for the big gold company.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed arrived in
Nogales from Washington, D. G. Mr..
Weed is consulting engineer for the
Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling IL
Lumber Company and he is here to
visit the company's properties in the
Ma gdalena district.
Frank Irvine, John Jund's sue
cess, has secured a ten-year's lease
on the building he now occupies
Just across the line in Mexico and
in the near future will have quart
ers double the size of his present
business place. Frank is doing
splendid business, and his friends, |
who are too numerous to mention
are glad.
Emilio Gonzalez, president of
Nogales, Sonora, and Miss Carlota |
Simond, of Nogales, Arizona, were
married last Saturday evening at