The border vidette., 1908-11-21

copal church will held services here tomorrow at II o'clock in the fore noon, and at 7:30 in the evening. Every body cordially invi eI to attend.
 J. IT. Merrill. the mining enei- neer and geologist, wAo has been spending the sumner in New York state. returned to Nogales Tuesday night and IS again a guest at the Mon t,zuna hotel. Professor Merrill is i'm terested in mining property in the state of Sonora, short distance from Llano. The gentlemau's friends are glad to see him back in Nogales.
 Oscar Gobler and John Wilson have gone out to their mining claims in the Jefferson district, this county, to do the annual assessment work on the property owned by Messrs. Wilson and Hon. Theo. G4ber of this city. The gentlemen expect to be absent from the city about thirty days. Dur ing Oscars absence, Mir. Arturo Fur ken will assist Papa" Gebler in the big hardware house on Morley avenue.
 Next Wednesday, November 25tb, at ? o'cl ok in the afternoon, Thomas Ewing of Canahea, and Mrs Catalina N. Bercica. of Duquesne, will be un- ited in marriage, at the San R,fael ranch. Many friends of the high contracting parties have been invited to attend the wedding, and fine time is assured all We acknowledge an invitation. and deeply regret our nobility 70 be present on tue happy occasion.
 Money is being raised by subscrip- tion for the purpose of remodoling the Methodist church, and building of a is said to be meeting with great success, and will soon have enough money subscribed to commence work on the church and parsonage. When it comes to contributing money for any good cause, the generous people of the town, can always be depended upon to do their part.
 MT George O. Burrow, of Pata- gonia, where he is successfully engaged in business, spent yesterday in the city. This Is the gentleman's first visit at the county seat since the election. in which that gentleman was deeply interested, especially on account of Delegate cleo: Cameron and Super visor elect Henderson. MT. Burrow has been. slightly under the weather since the election. but is again him self. He reports Patagonia looking up in a business way.
 Miss Mary E. Clark, accompanied by her mother, left yesterday for No gales, where she is to be married uo J. F. Hammond, who is connected with the Randolph lines in Mexico. A pretty little romance leads up to the marriage of these two popular young people. It was a year ago, while Miss Clark was in the employ of the Western Union at the local office and Hammond was lineman for the same company, that they first met and courled Star.
 Homer Santee, the we'll known Pa tagonia civil and mining engineer. spent yesterday in the city, having come down from the second city in the county, the nj sht before. Mir. Santee has for some time past been surveying mining property for the Four Metals mines, where P. R. Sullivan, the news, paper correspondent and mining man, is now superintendent. having been recently appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of MT. S F.. Hunter, who has left the territory.
 E l. Conwell, a young gentleman who for some time past, has been stationed at Guaymas, where he held a responsible position with the Vest ern Commercial Company, has arrived from the bay city to. relieve MT. John A. Spink. of this city, who has for some time past, been in charge of the big company's mercantile business out at the front. Mir. Spink has resigned to take charpe of the crocerV business