The border vidette., 1904-12-31
DECEMBER 3I. 1901.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Captain J. D. Milton is reported on I the sick list.
 Willard Wright, newly appointed U. s. line rider, is in the city. So is Line Rider Cy. Maasteller.
 0. R. Brown, the capitalist, is back from Los Angeles where he has been the past month with Mrs. Brown and the children.
 Councilman J. A. Spink was a very sick man the first of the week, being threatened with an attack os pneu- monia. He is again at his post of duty in Proto Bros big establishment
 Prof. A. l.. Redewill, the Phoenix piano man, and s l. Hamilton, an expert piano tuner, de parted last night for Sonora on business, expecting to be absent from Arizona a couple of weeks.
 M. J. Malone, who is successfully 
 the Magdalena district, spent several days in town this week en route to the coast where he has gone on a com bined business and pleasure trip.
 THE VIDETTE is under lasting ob legations to Editor George K French of the Daily News for handsome 1905 calendar, for which we extend hearty thanks. We wish MT. French and the News a prosperous new year.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church gave a party and entertainment in the Marsh Opera House, Thursday even = ing, for the little folks of Nogales. Dainty refreshments were served dur ing the evening and a most enjoyable time is reported.
 Mrs. William Zoeckler of Phoenix, mother of Mrs. Chas. A. Fisk of Wells Fargo Co, is here to celebrate the holidays with her pretty little grand daue hter Esther, who had one of the most handsome Christmas trees in the city. The lady will return to her home in the capital city next week.
 Last Wednesday at the home of the brides mother in Tucson, the wedding of E. NJ. Dickerman, master car re- pairer of the Southern Pacific and re- cent republican; candidate for joint councilman from Pima and Santa took place. MT. and Mrs. Dickerman have gone to New Orleans and St. Louis to spend their honeymoon.
 Monday Prof. A. H. Mcclure, see retary of the Territorial Teachers As sociation of Arizona, left for Flagstaff to attend the thirteenth annual meet ing of the association held there this week-Thursday, Friday and today. The professor will return home next Tuesday or Wednesday. He is deeply interested in educational work and IS making a splendid record principal of the Nogales public schools
 Mrs Budge, the estimable "better half' of Trainmaster w. c. Budge of the Sonora, has returned from a de lightful extended pleasure trip in the east, on the coast and with friends at her old home town-Phoenix When MT. and Mrs. Budge resided in the capital city they owned one of the most hospitable and pleasant homes in that city. The lady's many friends are glad she IS home, and once more our genial trainmaster is wearing a smile of contentment.
 J. Saldamando, who for many years years has been connected with the In ternational Drug Store owned by l.. w. Mix X Company, has purchased an interest in the Montezuma Pharmacy owned by Dr. R S. Shumway. After tomorrow, January 1st, 1905, the place will be conducted under the name of the American Drug Store, J. Saldamando, general manager. Dr. Shumway will find in MT. Saldamando a valuable assistant, for he is well and favorably known in Nogales and all