The border vidette., 1903-07-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

The little tots look lovely in their red, white and blue dress.
 TIE VIDETTE is sorry to learn of the illness of Mrs. Petitpain.
 Every body is invited to attend the big ball tonight in Masonic hall.
 This week Dr. N. K. Noon visited Magdalena on professional business.
 This week Mir. Barnett of the Ariz- ona ranch was business visitor in Nogales.
 Supervisor and Mrs. Jas. A. Harri- son and the little ones will spend the Fourth in Nosales.
 Capt. J. D. Milton is in the city. The captain is very much at home here and his friends are numerous. FOR SALE-A five-rooms house with large lot. Will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire at THE VIDETTE office.
 Next week Mace Burgoon will move his stock of gents furnishing goods into his new quarters in the Brick wood.
 H. w. P. Hamelnann of Log An geles, has accepted a position in M. NJ. Conn's Palace. He will serve '.icy cold'' as it should be served.
 A. 0. Bernard, w. c. Greene's right-hand man in Sonora, has this week been business visitor in Sonora. He returned north Wednesday.
 Don't forget the base ball game this afternoon at o'clock between the "Diamond N" and Fort Huachuca. 1 It will be the best of the season.
 District Attorney Frank J. Duffy is home from visit to Phoenix where he had been on professional business. He reports the capital city delight fully warm."
 ] THE VIDETTE is a little previous to day. We can't stand to see all the other fellows celebrate while we labor, SO We worked last night in order to be on deck today.
 Thursday morning Mir. and Mrs. A. Bley of Hermosillo, were passengers on the southbound train en route to their home in the capital city. They had been to Los Angeles.
 Monday night Mir. O. c. Zinns of San Francisco, arrived in Nogales. Tuesday morning the gentleman went down to the Zubiate mines to accept position with the company.
 John Gleason came over from Washington Camp Tuesday and re- turned home W ednesday. He and his family and party of friends will spend the Fourth in Nogales.
 July 1st the board of supervisors met in regular quarterly session. Chairman Farrell and Members Har- mon and Harrison were present. Also District Attorney F. J. Duffy and Clerk Phil Herold.
 Harper Jas. Cunningham, general manager of the Endless Chain Mining company, whose properties are near Harshaw, Santa Cruz county, has this week been visitor in Nogales on min- ing business.
 Wednesday morning Mir. Lawrence McCabe, the popular clerk at the Brickwood, departed for New York on a months visit with relatives. The gentleman's many friends wish him a pleasant trip.
 Last Sunday morning, Mir. John Brown of San Bernardino, California, brother of Newton, left for Altar, So- nora, where at last accounts his brother was still in jail charged with the mur- der of Anthon Swensen.
 Tuesday happy lot of little children picnicked out on the Santa Cruz river. They were chaperoned by Mesdames John Henderson, John Faulds and Jas Schultz. That all had delight ful time goes without saying.
 The various Fourth of July com mittees deserve much credit for having performed their duty faithfully and well. Today's celebration will long be pleasantly remembered by our citizens and visitors from out of town.
 This week Nogales was visited by Mine Host Howard of the American Hotel at La Colorado. The gentle man has many friends in the border city, all of whom were glad to see him and assisted in making his visit pleas ant.
 Miss Annie Bass, sister of Mrs Frank M. Main is visiting here from Tucson, where she is now residing The young lady formerly resided in Nogales where she has host of friends, all of whom are glad to see her.
 O. K. Franklin, the well known mining man, one of the principal stockholders of the Mercedes Copper company, whose properties are situated near Nogales, in Sonora, has returned from an' important business visit to Sonora.