The border vidette., 1907-07-06

I dren left this morning for Los Ange- les on pleasure bent.
 Tomorrow number of Nogales gentlemen will go to Tombstone to serve as United States grand jurors.
 J. s. Day, the Singer Sewing Machine man, was a business visitor here the forepart of the week, from Tucson.
 Southern Pacific Agent w. G. Bow. man and family have gone to Ten nessee and Texes for a months visit with friends and relatives.
 Attention Card writing. sign paint ing of any description. Will call for orders. Prices reasonable P, O. Box 324. E J. Ashley, Nogales. Ariz.
 Dr Purdy left the first of the week for New York on a combined business and pleasure trip. He may possibly go to England before returning to No gales.
 Engineer Charley Smith. scalded ten days ago near Carbo when his engine was thrown from the track by monster bull, is getting along nicely at the Sisters Hospital. where he is receiving the best of attention.
 U. s. Line Riders George Sayre and Jesse Smith, have been spending several days in the city, on official business, Both boys are making good," for our Uncle Sam, and Mir. Smuggler is made mighty hard to catch.
 Mir. Charley l.. Fowler, Sr. and fo Ho rl P,,G companied by number of young morning, returning home yesterday morning, after the big Fourth of July dance.
 MT. Joseph Pascholy, formerly of Nogales, resident of Los Angeles where he is successfully engaged in the wholesale liquor business, has been here recently on business connected with the water company in which he is largely interested financially.
 Last Wednesday morning Mir. Sam Leeker. proprietor of the El Paso Store, accompanied by his fanlily, left for the east, where they will remain n month visiting friends and relatives of the family. Mir. Fink Is looking after the business of the big store during Mr Leeker's absence.
 George Morris. who with his part ners O.. B. Wilson and Arthur Moody, own two groups of gold mining claims twelve miles north of Nogales, near Mir. Ike Kings splendid properties. was business visitor at the county seat Tuesday purchasing Fourth of July supplies for his camp. George says his claims are showing up fine and invites capital to pay him visit.
 The moving picture entertainment Tuesday evening at Ramirez Theatre. given for the benefit of the Nogales, Sonora cemetery, was a success finan- cially and socially, the attendance being large, thanks to the untiring eff forts of bevy of beautiful. irresista ble young ladies who canvassed the city and sold tickets A goodly sum Was realized, half of which Will be used for the purpose of improving the cemetery.
 Mir. James Kane of Patagonia, where he and his good wife conduct boarding house, was here Tuesday purchasing supplies for the Fourth of July. Recently Mir. Kane has had lot of trouble, his son being seriously ill with pneubonia. from which he has recovered, and now Mrs. Kane is blind. Nevertheless. Jim is cheerful and says his luck will change one of these days Jim Kane is one of the pioneers of Santa Cruz county, and wide circle of his friends join us in wishing him success.
 The grand ball last Saturday night in Masonic Hall, under the auspices of the Spanish American Alliance, in honor of the young ladies of this city who assisted in the lodges recent an niv ersary entertainment, was a most delightful social event, being largely attended by members of this splendid social and beneficial organization, and their friends, all of whom had fine time. The night was cool and pleasant; there was an abundance of goods thing to eat and drink and the music was the best ever. pancing continued until daylight Sunday morning.
 Last Sunday night Mrs William $ Cranz and her sister Mrs Fred. Krohn, arrived in the city from Los Angeles, where Mrs. Krohn and the children have been spending several months with Mrs. Cranz who makes her home there. After spending a few days at Magdalena with friends, Mrs. krohn will join iac< husband, who is right of-way agent for the Ca