The border vidette., 1907-11-30

| WorReu TOT one or the Ulg mining cOm- panies John is capable, hard working young man; he is open for an ngasement and anyone needing a crack Jack office man, should keep him in mind.
 This week Nogales was visited by Dr. Lanning, of the state of Jalisco, Mexico. where he has for some time past been engaged Tn mining. The Dr. was accompanied by hIs wife, a charmi lady who recently became his bride in Phoenix. Tuesday morn ing Dr. and Mrs. Lanning departed for their future home in Mexico, taking with them the best wishes of number of local medicos whom they met hero.
 William S Madding, after an ex- tended business trip to the mining camps of Nevada and Utah, has re- turned home and Is enjoying a de- lightful visit with his interesting little | family whom he has not seen for sev- eral months. Billy says he visited many towns during his absence from Nogales, but none of them can hold candle to his home town-Nogales. during his travels. and ali of them
 
 town on the border"
 Charley Red6och, after vacation of several months. has again entered the railroad service at this point IS master of the Nogales yards, under 1 Agent Grace. Charley has had a vast experience, and is railroader from the ground up. He is brother of Jim Reddoch, superintendent of the Torreon division on the Mexican Cen tral, and of Joseph Reddocb, one of the oldest locomotive engineers on the Nogales- Benson branch of the South ern Pacific; also of County Treasurer Arcos Reddoch. All the Reddoch boys "make good," at all times.
 Thanksgiving eve ball. given under the auspices of the ladies of the Ga tholic church, for the benefit of the church improvement fund, was great success, both socially and financially, and all who attended will long pleas antly remember the occasion The music was the test ever, having been furnished by Soto's famous orchestra. and the supper served by the ladies was we'll worth the money. New Years eve, the Rebekahs will give
 
 the public will respond literally. The receipts will be devoted to the Arizona | Odd Fellows Home Fund.
 Willie Barnett, of this city, after an extended absence from Nogales, during which time he has sojourned at Tucson, Prescott and Phoenix, and other base ball centers, where between times, he took part in some of the fastest games played this season, is back in Nogales. and may decide to remain here permanently, occupying responsible position in the local rail- way office, where he "made good'' be- fore going to Tucson to accept posi- tion of trust with big business house. Bill is the idol of baseball fans in this section; all swear by him, and now l that he has returned home, an effort will be made to organize a team that can deliver the candy.
 Dr. Kershaw, resident surgeon and physician at Grant Brothers railway camp near Buena Vista, Mexican Con. sul NJ. Mascarenas' beautiful ranch home, has his field hospital furnished car for thirty two patients. Dr. Ker 
 assistants and if any of the boys who work for the big railway construction company on the Nogales- Cananea branch of the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway, get sick, they will be treated as we'll as if they were in a | city hospital. Dr. Kershaw, who re- gently arrived in Nogales from South l Carolina, is pleasant gentleman to meet, as we'll as first class physician | and sur rgeon:
 l J. A Fink, manager of the Nogaies Cash Store, was business visitor at | Tucson Thursday, returning home the same day. Before coming to Nogales to take the management of the Boston store, MT. Fink resided in Tucson, | being manager of one of the depart l ments in Albert Steinfield and Com pany's immense department store. As will be seen by the advertisement on l the first page in this issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE. Fink believes in 1 printers ink, and if the Nogales Cash Store does not get it's portion of the business it will be no fault of his Drop in and see Fink; he is past master in the art of treating people l right. His motto is: "We will never | be undersold."
 II is said that J T. Mcdonald, the veteran Orc Blanco mining man, and a mining engineer who Is the personal representative of Thomas w. Lawson of Boston, are now over in the old Gro