The border vidette., 1904-07-23
LOCAL ITEMS

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 United States customs blanks for sale at THE VIDETTE office
 Hon. H. K. Chenoweth and family are visiting the St. Louis far.
 The rains in Sonora are said to be general and of great benefit to the state.
 Teddy Healy. formerly of the Times. is now connected with one of the Tue son papers.
 WANTED-A piano. Will rent by week or month. Address or call at l VIDETTE office. If.
 Joe Scott is rapidly recovering from his serious illness, to the great deli ght of numerous friends Furnished rooms for light house keeping, at The Daniels, formerly known as The Sanitarium. tf.
 Thursday Marshall Wright, the well known mining man, registered at the Brick wood from St. Louis, Mo.
 John Henderson, the experienced successful mining man, has been spend ing the week at home with his family.
 Mr. A. Sandoval of the we'll known firm of P. Sandoval & Co, Nogales, Sonora, bankers, is nome from the coast.
 A. J. Goldschmidt of Tucson, came down Wednesday night from the an cient ard honorable pueblo to get some fresh air.
 NJ. B. Morrissey, private secretary of Hon. Colin Cameron of Lochiel was a business visitor in the city Thursday.
 Thursday the Misses Cameron and O'Connell of Lochiel were visitors at the county seat, being guests at the Montezuma.
 Phil Cornell, the well known min several days spent in the city, has re- turned south
 The big Episcopal church picnic held 1t Casita Wednesday was a glorious affair, every body, old and young had a splendid time.
 Mrs. William Inman and her charm ing daughter, Miss Gertruda, have re turned to Nogales after an absence of several months.
 The social dance given Sunday night in Nogales, Sonora city hall by the young people of Nogales, was most enjoyable affair.
 James Flyn, the carpenter, be came a Redman last Monday night He says he will have revenge if it lakes q life time.
 FOR SALE Marsh will sell while they last I, Iron AK, California Stake rack Bed, "MITCHEL" Wagons for slOOOO Cash tf
 Mr Richard Halke of Magdalena, where he is conducting a money nak- ing business is in town. Mrs. Halke makes her home here.
 FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room with private family. Bath con nectiou. Good neighborhood En quire at VIDELTE office.
 Rev. l.. O. Lewis of the Methodist church returned Monday night from Patagonia where the day before he held preaching services.
 Geo. Sayre, deputy sheriff. is wear tug hahuSOuIe nc" oIuCial OauSt made of solid silver. present from his friend Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside.
 Splendid rains have fallen on Mex ican Consul M. Mascar-f1as' big ran chers-Buena Vista and Santa Bar bara-and stock are doing fine.
 Joe Goode came up from Ma agdalena last Sunday on private business. Joe is interested in valuable mining prop erty in the Magdalena district.
 Mrs. T. c. Walton, mother of Mrs Earl Gris "old, formerly of Nogales now a resident of Minas Prietas, spent several days in the city this week.
 Mr Watkin Gittens, the mine su perintendent, IS now superintendent al the Old Soldier mine John T. Brick wood of this city. general manager.
 Mir Agustin Parodi of Cuaymas brother of Mrs. A. Sandoval, thu banker is in the city, having arrived from the south "Wednesday evening.
 Wednesday evening Mir. A. M Conard of Conard S Daniels, returned from a business trip to Sonora. Ht reports fine rains along the line of the Sonora rail way.
 TIE BORDER VIDETrE Is indebted tc Professor A. J. Matthews. president of the Normal School of Arizona, n, Tempe, for copy of the nineteenth annual catalogue of the school for the year 1903 1904. which contains an