The border vidette., 1907-11-09
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hotel, will arrive from Ireland next
 month Mr. and Mrs. George M
 Ryall, of New York City. will meet
 the ladies upon their arrival there and
 may possibly accompany to Nogales.
 MT. Watt Gittins, the mine super intendent. who is we'll and favorably known in every mining camp in Santa Cruz county and Sonora, IS home en- toying visit with his family. Watt is prince of good fellows and his friends are always pleased to see him.
 On Thanksgiving eve. November 27th. the ladies of the Catholic church will give a social dance and supper at the Masonic Hall The proceed will be devoted to the church improvement fund. A delightful time is assured and everybody is cordially invited to | attend.
 Dr. Harry Lamb, a graduate of the Indiana Dental College, is arranging to ] merly occupied by Dr. Maude Wilde, on Oalle Elias. Nogales, Sonora. Dr. Lamb IS a most pleasant. affable gen. tleman. He comes to NogaIes highly recommended,
 TIE BORDER VIDETTE is unofiicially | informed that the trains on the Ala mos branch of the Canapea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway, will be run ming into Alamos by December 9th; l also that New Years day will see trains steam into San Bias, on the Fuerte river.
 l.. M. Golden, young miner and prospector who spent several years in Alaska mining districts, has for sev- eral days been a visitor in Nogales Mir. Golden has reason to believe there are good gold deposits near Nogales which will in the near future receive his attention.
 Steve Bailey left for Tempe and the Territorial Fair at Phoenix Thursday morning. Steve IS one of the pio- resided there many years before com ing to Nogales. During Steve's ab- sence from the city, Ray Smith will represent him at The Arcade. Passenger Conductor Ben. Ashbey of the Sonora railway, will take we'll | earned vacation of couple of. months which he will spend in ''desh old Ken | tucky," with Mrs. Ashley and Master RolIo. "Colonel Ben" is one of the best ever; all his friends join us in wishing him a royal good time. Henry Till of Tucson was here yes terday visiting his old friends and | ac9uaintances who sell and consume | RanIer beer. Henry states that at this time of the year Tucson is pretty quiet on account of the slump in the copper market, but he has hopes of better times, in the very near future.
 w. D. Strait, who during Major Fred Herrera's absence in the east has been in charge of the Internation- al Drug Store, is no longer connected with that establishment, having re- signed, and Major Herrera is again directing the affairs that enterprising esta blishment. Mr. Strait has gone to Los Angeles.
 Dr. Purdy and Bo. J. Whiteside went to Magdalena Thursday, the Dr. having been called there on profes sional business. "The Gentleman from Santa Cruz' went down to the "Garden City" to visit his constituents at that place whose legal residence is Nogales The gentlemen returned home last evening.
 Nogales is one of the few towns in the country where "Clearing House Paper" is not known. Persons who have money should take note of this fact. and if they have banking busi- ness to transact, here's the place to do it. Both of our banks have plenty of money with which to meet all their bIigatious, and then some
 Locomotive Engineer I. H. Coke of the Santa Fe, with headquarters at Phoenix. is here enjoying a few days visit with MT. and Mrs. Ashley. Mir. Coke is brother of MT. Ashley. and the visit of the gentleman as this time was for the purpose of assisting Mir. and Mrs. Ashley celebrate the first birthday anniversary of their little son, Wednesday evening
 Tomorrow morning City Council man A A Doherty, accompanied by two of his accomplished daughters, will leave for Phoenix to attend tEe Territorial Fair. The Misses Doherty are graduates of the Territorial Nor nal School at Tempe, which they will visit during their sojourn in the Salt River valley. Dr. Doherty is a member of the Territorial Normal Visiting Oom- mittee.
 Dr. Sam Butler, who for several months past has been with the Belene Minino GOmnanv in the Moctezuma