The border vidette., 1907-12-07
Ths 8order Yidette.
DECEMBER 7, 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

This evening the fire lads will give another of their delightful smokers in Masonic Hall.
 Tuesday, Wednesday end Thursday evening, next week, there will be ar, entire change of moving pictures at The Rink.
 Sunday Mexican Consul Elias and a party of friends. came down from Tucscn in a large automobile, return ing to the old town the same evening.
 Don Luis Proto was in from the ranch Wednesday. Cocospera is one of the great ranches of Sonora. It is owned by Mr. Proto and his brother Anton, of this city.
 The moving pictures at 1.-The Rink, :" are attracting large crowds these even- ings. If you want to enjoy an hour, go to "rhe Rink" Pictures both in teresting and instructive.
 Tuesday three carload of fine young Hereford bulls were crossed into So- nora, from Arizona. They are for use on the Mexican ranches in our neighbor state, across the line.
 George F. Jackson, assistant general passenger agent of the Cananea, Yaqui River GS Pacific railway, was visitor in Nogales Thursday of this week from Guaymas, where he makes his head quarters.
 Mrs. A. l. Lewis, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. w. Thomas, accompanied by her cute little son, departed Mon day for her home at San Marcos, Texas Grand dad Thomas is mighty lonesome as 8 result.
 Mac Browning, of Tempe, Arizona. has arrived in Nogales with his wife and will spend the winter here. MT. Browning is an experienced butcher; i; he will be with Teeter Brothers cold storage and meat market.
 John T. Brickwood, Jr., son of Mayor and Mrs. Brickwood, has been on the sick list recently. The young mans many friends will be pleased to learn he is again able to attend to his fathers big Hotel Brickwood
 Regular services will be held in St. Andrews Episcopal church tomorrow morning and evining. Rev. D. M. Brookman will preach at both services. All seats free. and the church warm. Every body invited to all the services
 Monday Amos Yaeger, superinten- dent of the Zambona Mining Com pany. passed south on his way to the mines, after an extended absence in the east and abroad. MT. Yaeger has fully recovered his health, which was very poor when he left.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cranz have re- turned to their elegant Nogales home after an absence of about two months. during which time Mrs. O. visited her mother in the state of Sonora, and Mir. Cranz visited England on private ! business. Their friends are glad to see them.
 Yesterday MT. and Mrs. George B. Earpshaw and party of friends visited Tucson in MT. Earshaw's handsome new White Steamer, the finest auto ever brought to Nogales. MT. and Mrs. Kelsey and Captain and Mrs. o. E Perkins were members oi the party.
 E. E. Serrine, trainmasoer on the Sonora, was here Thursday and yes- terday. having come up to the line city, from Guaymas on company busi- ness. Recently the new trainmaster has been stationed at Globe He IS an old. time railroad man, having been with the Southern Pacific conpany many years.
 M. A. Mcdonald and son John, oi Harshaw. spent Thursday ia Nogales on private business. Both gentlemen are experienced mines; they have re- sided at Harshaw many years and are well and favorably known by hun dreds of Santa Cruz county people They own good mining property ir this county, which some day will make them rich. Here's hoping.
 Hon. R. R. Richardson, the wei known Patagonia mining man ano merchant. has recently returned from the Silver Hill mining district, in Pi- ma county, where he had been doing assessment work on his mining claims Mir. Richardson is one of the largest mine owners in Santa Cruz coanty, being interested in many properties in the Patagonia and Santa Rita minin g districts.
 J.S. Day, for a long time agent iH Arizona for the Singer Sewing Ma chine Company, with headquarters al '1acson, is visiting North Fort Worth Texas, the old home of Mrs. Day, who is sister of Singer Sewing Machine Kelley, of No2ales. Mir and Mrs Day are well and favorably known ir Nogales, where they resided several years ago, when MT. Day was loca1