The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1906-10-06
T&t 8urder IFidette.
OCTOBER 6, 1906.
LOCAL ITEMS

Tuesday Mrs. John Sphinx and the
children went to Tucson to attend the
big circus They returned home We'd
nesday night.
Mrs. Mark Lulley is recovering from
her serious illness. Her sister is here
from San Francisco, having been
called by wire.
Mr. Frank Irvine and family were
among the hundreds of Nogales peo-
pie who went to Magdalena Thursday
to attend the big fiesta.
Monday William G. Bulge, train
master on the Sonora railroad, was
visitor in town from Guaymas, where
he makes his headquarters.
Hon. A. G. Bernard, after a short
illness, has recovered and returned to
Sonora. He was at the Montezuma
hotel several days this week.
Ed. Baker of The Palace, is there
with the goods when it comes to off
hand ARTISTIC pencil work. His latest
"Have a Smile With Me-" gets first
money.
Thursday Mr. Tom Luketich of Her
mosillo, accompanied by his sister
in-law, Mrs l.. Luketich, were visit
ors in the city. She has valuable real
estate interests here.
DIR. John Magruder came up from
Hermosilio THURSDAY evening, for
few days visit with Nogales friends,
and incidentally to cool fl. He is
guest al the Montezuma.
Monday and Tuesday the board of
supervisors met and transacted regular
bu. mess, Chairman Harrison, Mem
bers Sehuckmann and Burgoon and
Clerk HeroId, being present.
Thursday Messrs Bracey Curtis and
II. Gordon Glore chaperoned party
of friends TO Magdalena to see San
Francisco. They returned on the
evening train, having a had fine
time at the big fiesta.
Cy. Marsteller, one of Uncle Sans
line rlders, is taking a lay off of
thirty days, which he will spend In
Nogales with his parents, Judge and
Mrs NJ. Marsteller. Cy. has recently
been stationed at Naco.
Manager l. NJ. Raines of the Co
lumbia onsolidated Mining Company,
ca me up from Sonora Thursday, even
ing to spend a day or two here with
his wife and little son. He IS very
busy these days looking after the in
- l., IL,
Air. NJ. Lockwood, mining man,
who for some time past he's made his
headquarters at Hermosillo, is here
for few days, having come up 20 the |
line city to enjoy our cool weather.
He says just at present the capital
city is about the hottest ever
Mr. Harry Walthers of the Monte
Carlo. returned home Thursday night |
from Les Angeles, where he went to
spend few days with Mrs. w. who |
has been spending the summer on the
coast for the benefit of her health,
which. however, Is greatly improved. |
j. +. Baker, manager of the Her |
nosillo Electric Light Company, was
. visitor an the city Thursday EN-
quite to the copltal city from Cali
ornia where his family reside. AIR.
Baker is an experienced electrician.
laving thorough knowledge of every
letail of the electrical business.
Last Saturday Mrs. Guillermo Roo
nson of G&aymasS who has been
pending several months in Nogales,
her husband with bounc-
ny baby boy. Both mother and little
one are reported as doing fine and the |
,ond father, who is also enjoying a
visit here, says he never felt better.
doc" William Rosenberg of Rosy's
Place, where rythiug for men,
and children, is sold, is out in
the country on one of his regular
trips. When doc" gets
through dressing up our country
they'll be so proud they !
won't want to be known by their |
friends.
DIR. Ray Ferguson, superintendent |
Of the Territorial Insane Asylum a t |
Phoenix, and chairman of the Santa
Cruz County Republican central COM
mittee. arrived in the city Thursday
evening, to be here today for the big
political pow WOW. now on the boards
The doctors many friends are pleased
to see HIM.
Mr. Dane d. Bird, a veteran news
paper man. uncle of Colonel Allen T.
Bird of the Oasis, is now business
of that paper. filling the
caused by the resignation of
Patt Sullivan, who is now holding
down a position On the line as U. s.
customs inspector. We wish Mr..
Bird success.