The border vidette., 1907-07-20

=
 l.. Fowler, who has been transferret
 from this port to Naco, where for tn
 present he will be stationed. Mir Da' is well and favorabIy known here ant
 his friends are glad to see him back il
 Nogales.
 Friends are in receipt of attractiv,
 postal cards from Southern Pacifi,
 Agent w. G. Bowman, who with ill
 family is visiting his old home in Mis-
 sssiDpi. MT. Bowman is having g
 splendid time, but says "Folks enj oy-
 ing trip more than I am.''' He does
 not state when they will return to
 Nogales.
 Dr A. Heavenston of Los Angeles,
 has arrived in the city to locate, hav-
 ing opened dental parlors in the Mix
 building, The doctor will he re
 nembered by old residents of Nogales,
 where he resided many years ago. He has had a long experience in his profession and guarantees all work to | be first class.
 D c. O'NeiT and William Reynolds were here the forepart of the week
 The gentlemen are arranging to engage in the saloon and restaurant business in Patagonia aud desire to announce to their friends and acquaintances that the best of everything in their line will be served at all hours of the day and, night.
 Mir. John A Spink, for long time manager of Proto Bros. biz Morley avenue store, is now holding down an important position with Washington HS-od D. Mir. Spink has thorough knowledge of every department of the business conducted by the big mercantile com pany, and will make good"
 Mir. Charley Brown, son of Mir. and Mrs. T. r. Brown, has returned from California, where for several years past he has been attending school. Charley is very bright boy, and his father has just cause to feel proud of him. He will spend his summer vacation in the city, a guest at his fathers home on Morley avenue
 Jim Traynor, for many years with the Sonora railroad, as head carpenter, has resumed his old position. after couple of months rest, during which | time he visited the ''old home" in the ]! state of Oregon. Jim says in future thIs neck Q the woods will be plenty | good enough for him, and he expects | to spend the remainder of his days | hero.
 Ignacio Aello, one of the young clerks in O. Ramirez brokerage office | when it was closed by Mexican officials, | has been released from the Hermosillo | prison, and arrived home last evening. It is said the cases against O. Rami- reg, the head of the firm, and l. Bartning. his cashier, have as yet not been tried. They are held on a charge of smuggling wheat.
 Yesterday morning about six o'clock little J. Clyde GIissan, aged four years, son of MT. and Mrs. J. 0. Glissan. died after several days illness from typhoid malaria. The funeral took place this morning from the family residence north of the city, interment being in the I. O O. F. cemetery. To the sorrowing family THE VIDErTE heartfelt sympathy.
 George B. Earnshaw. the mining man who resided here several years with his wife. is reported very i'll in Pittsburg, Pa. where he has been several months on business connected | with the Cerro Colorado Mining Com pany, organized by him. Thursday morning Mir Snyder, superintendent at the mines, left for Pittsburg to | attend meeting of the directors
 NJ. L. Raines, manager of the 1 Columbia Consolidated Mining Com | pany, accompanied by Mrs. Raines and Master Hampton, arrived here Thursday from the company's camp in the Pinto mountains. MT. Raines has rented the little cottage next to Captain Chas. E. Perkins residence on Ora wford street, and in future he and the family will reside there when not at camp.
 This morning James Schultz and Mrs. E. l.. Bornot left for Los Ange- les, California, the former to enjoy a short visit with his wife, the latter to make her future nome there with her husband who for some time past has been working in the city of angeles Mrs. Schultz and little son have been visiting the family of Judge R. r. George, at their pleasant. ranch home near Los Angeles.
 P J. Tehaney of Cananea, Sonora, Mexico. was a visitor here several days this week op important business connected with big mining deal in ,,b;oL I,a iS interested Mr Tehaney |