The border vidette., 1904-07-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

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 "Secret Service''-a war drama
 Fou. tn of July at the Arnory.
 Mir Pete Torres has returned iron
 a business trip on the Haqui river.
 The curtain rises the evening of the
 Fourth for Secret Service" promptly
 at nine o'clock.
 Yesterday L. A. Boedecker and M
 B. Morrisey of the San Rafael ranch
 were visitors in Nogales.
 Furnished rooms for light house
 keeping, at The Daniels, former y known as The Sanitarium. If. Walter Bailey is now holding down
 a clerical position in the Mnited States custom house. having been promoted
 from the line.
 THE VIDETTE is indebted to Dr. H.
 w. Purdy and M. NJ. Conn for a nice mess of birds. the result of days out ing in Sonora.
 FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room with private family. Bath con l nectiOn. Good neighbOrhood- En- l quire at VIDELTE office.
 Colonel J. A. Naugle, assistant gen eral manager Of the Sonora railroad, with headquarters at Guaymas, IS here in his travelling home "Francisco.'
 When it comes to pulling off raffie, especially for the other fellow, Immi- grafton and Chinese Inspector Fred. L.. Barnett, IS there with the bells.
 Tickets for "Secret Service are on sale at the International Drug store and tine Sonora News Company. Ad- mission adults SlOO; children 30 cents
 Monday Mark Wanless, the Her mosillo ore buyer, was business visi- [ tor in the line city. He was accompa- nied by his little six-year- old son, Mark, Jr.
 Editor Geo. K French of the Times. | returned home "Wednesday night from a business trip to the ancient and honorable pueblo of Tucson. The gen. tleman was accompanied by Mrs. French.
 Miss Marian G. Harrison, one of Santa Cruz county's most charming and complished young educators, has been appointed to a position $ teacher of the first primary department in the Nogales public school.
 Next Tuesday Alex. Carpena will move his International Store froEi it's present location to the larger and more commodious quarters recently occupied by Theo. Geber, the pioneer hardware dealer, next the The Palace on Morley avenue.
 If you want real Favorita Cigar $ for 25 cents Mexican money, 90 to John Jund's old stand, now presided over by NJ. Bouscharain, the veteran saloon man. He also sells three ting of tie famous McBryer for 10 cents. Joe. Dunuy is head salesman.
 The forepart of the week Consul Mora wetz, Agent H. Jordan of the Southern Pacific Company and Ed ward Titcomb of Roy x Titcomb, Inc, went to Sonora on a hunting trip. The gentlemen are crack shots and home with full game bags.
 There will be prea aching in the Me thodist church tomorrow morning and evening. The evening subject IS quite reasonable and worthy of study as "The Birthday of American Free dom" occurs the following day. Come out and hear the pastor spelk of "Ereedon."
 Mr. L. F. Swain, ex-casher of the late International Bank of Nogales, has 3 gain been granted his release from the jail, his friends having succeed ed in raising the S1S,O bond re- ] Juired. His bondsmen are c. N Tho ( mas, R. c. Brown. Henry Levin and . Dr. N. K. Noon.
 Mr. Frank Smith of Hermosillo, So- I nora, Mexico, who is associated with | Lieutenant Richard Fleischer in the ( nerca ntile business, was visitor in { he city several days this week. Nr. S Smith has a wide circle of friends in l he line city The gentleman was n I guest at the Montezuma. f Joe. L. Redondo well known and . successful Yuma business man, after z week spent in the state of Sonora. I to the United States Wednes I, lay morning. Yesterday morning he i, departed for home. Mir. Redondo is :. member of one of Yuma's oldest and :: most highly respected families. =, Mrs. l. j. F. Iaeger's pet bear is e lead, having been strangled to death h while attempting to escape from sew 'ral boys who had roped him after he z lad broken his collar. Bruin was a :, ource of much amusement to the {. quests at the Montezuna hotel and |. ,tI L. T.