The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-04-04
APRIL 4, 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS.

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United States customs blanks for
sale at The VIDETTE office.
MIR. Chas j. KIeeman has this week
been laid up with rheumatism.
Wednesday Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside
was business visitor In Tucson.
A number of prospecting outfits
left Nogales for the hills this week.
I Coffee like your mother made, at
Harry Wanda's next The Parlor. If
Wednesday evening Amos wager
went to Sonora on mining business.
Best goods served over bar, at
The Arcade. Ask for Marigold.
Miss Rice of Colorado, is visiting in
the city, the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Harry Barr.
Mrs. E. D. Miller is visiting her
mother, sister and brother at Rancho
Galdones, west of Guaymas.
Mr.. Stowe, a mining man who is
operating in the Santa Ritas, was a
visitor in town several days this week.
When getting up in the morning,
for bracer drink Marigold, and don't
forget night cap at The Arcade
bar.
Wednesday Walter Chenoweth came
up from Hermosillo, where he had
been on mining business Thursday
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Ex-Postmaster A. J. Griswold and
family will in few days go to San
Antonio, Texas, where they will in
the future mako their home. Mr..
Griswold will engage in business in
that city. His host of friends here
wish him success.
Thursday Mr.. Dick Brady of Tao
and Mr.. E NJ Fink of Ell Paso, Texas,
two we'll known stock brokers, were
visitors in Nogales, being chaperoned
about by Henry Levin, the broker.
The object of the gentlemens' visit was
to purchase cattle.
Dick Reynolds, who for long time
was U. s. deputy collector of customs
at the SUPPORT of Naco, has been
transferred to this port and is now
customs guard on the line here. Dick
is well known here where he was
stationed for a number of years.
Mr.. Douglas, we'll known mining
man and a friend of Mr.. Frank T
Cranz of this city, returned last week
from a successful business trip to Chi.
cago and New York. The first of the
week the gentleman went down to So
nora where his mines are located.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs W.
2. b. Field, and Marcus and Warren
Smith, all of Cananea, arrived in No
gales from Tucson, where they had
been to attend the funeral of the late
Horace Is. Smith, which took place
in that city last Monday afternoon.
Governor Brodie has reappointed
Thomas II. Rynning as captain of the
Arizona rangers. John Foster has been
named as lieutenant, the office created
by the last legislature. Foster has been
member of the rangers since Septem-
Der, and has been most efficient
officer.
If you are wearing glasses, have
them registered by DIR. Schel the opti-
clan of Tucson now at Montezuma
hotel. He will make record of them
and duplicate any broken part and
return glasses in one day. Largest
and most complete stock of lenses in
the territory.
j G Johnston of Boston, and Jack
Moore of Tucson, were in Nogales sew
eral days this week on mining bust
ness. They were here to inspect
mining property recently purchased
by MIR. Johnston from 2. Sandoval &
Co. 1t is situated in Sonora and is
said to be very valuable.
L J. F. Jaeger and George Michel
sen received the Royal Arch degree
Monday night. A royal repast, accom-
panied by champagne, was in order
at the San Xavier following the cere-
monies. 1t was long past the midnight
hour when the guests voted the hosts
roval good entertainers. Tucson Star
Capt. D Milton, superintendent of
the West Mexican Coast Oil fields,
arrived in Nogales Thursday morning
from the fields. The captain reports
boring for oil progressing fine with
every prospect of striking it in pay
ing quantities. The captain will visit
California before returning to the oil
fields.
Harry Wanda, the well known res
taurant man, has disposed of his res
taurant here and will &C to Tucson,
where it is said, he will take charge
of the big dining rooms at the New
Windsor hotel. Harry is first-class