The border vidette., 1903-10-10

Van Mourick, their guest Miss May Brown of Memphis, Tenn, who is here for the winter, and Lieutenant PhIl Herold, of this city, made up jolly party which spent the day out on the river near the Buena Vista.
 MT and Mrs. John Taibet arrive ;. in the city last evening from the:r valuable gold mines near Altar, Sono- ra, and this morning Mir Talbot left for San Francisco on mining business. Mrs. T. will remain in Nogales until he returns, having quarters at Monte Zuma.
 Tuesday afternoon Supervisor Henry Harmon, who had been in the city attending the quarterly session of the board, returned to Washington. He was accompanied by John McMahan, one of the pioneer mining men of that camp, who Is now engaged in the liquor business there.
 Harry l.. Vaughn, the new supaiin- tendent of the Arizona Gold S Copper Company's Arizona interests, is one of the most efficient practical mine SUI perintendents in the west, having Ina d years of experience i'll the business of mining. The company are fortunate in securing his services.
 Last evening the wife and little child of Professor 4. H. Mcclure, perintcndent of the Nogales public s :hools, arrived in the city from Con cho, Arizona. and will make their future home in the line city with the professor. They will occupy the T.
 The many friends of Mrs. M. Al Conn of ti,is city, will please to learn she has returned from San Francisco in perfect health. For nearly year Mrs. Conn has been in SaA Francisco under the treatment of the best special ists in the United States, who have at last pronounced her we'll woman.
 Cashier L. F. Swain of the Inter- national Bank has gone to San Fran cisco for few days outing. Mrs. Swain who has been spending the summer on the coast with relatives, will returned home with him. The lady's many friends will be pleased to learn her health has been greatly beneftted.
 Scratch the name of Mr. Chas R. Brown, cashier for the Nogales Cop per company, off the list of Summer Widowers. Mrs. Brown and the children returned home Wednes lay evening from their summers outing on the coast, in splendid health, and Mir. Brown is again living the life of d twenty century family man.
 Hon. c. O'Brien Reddin of the San Calietano Mining Company, arrived in town last evening with force of ex- perienced mine. S, and will at once con- mence the development of the com panys properties near Gala lsas, which were recently purchased from MT. Gaston Schwab of this city. Mir. Reddin's $ home is in San Francisco. Mir. Carl Woulf, the well known mining man, who for number of years has been operating in the Mag dalena district, IS on the sick list, hay ing contracted Sonora fever. He was a very sick man when he arrived home the forepart of the week, but our delightful climate and good medical treatment IS rapidly m lking a we'll man of him.
 For. the past week Dr. A 0 Wright, one of the best known and best liked physicians in Arizona and Sonora, has been visiting his mother in Nogales. That good lady had been on the sick list, but we are pleased to state is again enjoying her usual health, to the great delight of her son and many friends. The doctor is now making his headquarters at Hermosillo, where he enjoys splendid practice.
 Thursday morning Mir. D Duncan, assistant general manager of the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling tS Lum T. Der company, and Mrs. NJ. E. Brook, of Colorado Springs, who is interested in mining in Sonora, were southbound passengers en route to Camp Hays in the Pinto mountains, twelve mi es from Quijano station on the Sonora railroad. They will spend several days inspecting the company's prop critics.
 MT. Oscar Gebler, junior member of the we'll known Pioneer Hardware House of this city, has returned from Magdalena where for the past month he has had charge of big contract for hls house, which has been so far completed as to no longer need his attention Mrs. Gebler, who had been spending few days in Magdalena with her husband, returned with him. Oscar looks none the worse for his continued residence in the south.
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