The border vidette., 1908-11-28

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 under the weather the past week, be- ing confined to his home part of the time. At this writing, however, he is greatly improved.
 Louis Ferber, who last week suc- cessfully conducted 8 bankrupt sale of dry goods and clothing. in the Pis- korski building on Morley avenue, has rented the room next door to THE BORDER VIDETTE office, where he will conduct a agents furnishing goods business. MT. Ferber is a wide-a wake young business man. He knows how to get the money.
 w. R. Thomas. formerly proprietor of The Palace. who recently disposed of his business interests in Nogales to go to Texas to engage in the less strenuous business of farming. writes that he is now located at Moore, Texas, where he has fna 400 acre farm 1 The gentleman wishes to be remen- bered to old Nogales friends MT. and Mrs. Thomas are erjoy1ng excellent health.
 A school teacher is wanted in School District No. ?, which includes the Potrero four miles north of town where the school is to be opened The ter m is to continue for six months and the salary will be S75 % month. oh, 4G age in the district. Any teacher wish. ing to secure the school should confer with Francisco Soto, one of the trus- tees, Or Attorney S. F. Noon.
 Charley P. Mason. timekeeper for Grant Brothers Conctruction Oom- pany, who has been out on the front for several months, at Camp No. 2, has gone down to Culiacan. Sinaloa. to accept a responsible position with the big company for which he has been working. For many years MT. Mason resided at Florence, Pinal coun- ty, which county he represented in the Seventeenth Legislative Assembly. He is an expert bookkeeper and is thoroughly reliable.
 MT. Heslet, business manager of the great Sultana mines. situated east from Poza, Sonora, of which Gideon Giroux is manager, was a stopover visitor in the city the forepart of the week, on his way to the mines from Los Angeles, being accompanied by Mrs. Heslet and their bright little four.year old son Desmond. The Sul. tana has fine record as producer and Business Manager Heslet says there is going to be renewed activity out his way shortly.
 Conductor ". 0. Budge of the So- nora railway, who has been seriously i'll at his home in this city, with erysipelas, according to Dr. Purdy, the attending physician, is out of danger and on the road to recovery, thanks to the untiring efforts of his wife who has never left her husbands bedside dur ing his seriously illness. MT. Budge has host of personal friends both here, in Sonora, and in the city of Phoenix, all of whom will be pleased to learn that he is getting well.
 On the 2Oth of November, last, there was pretty home wedding at Harshaw, this county. MT. John Par ker and Mrs Maria Saldate being joined in marriage by Judge o. Phelps of Mowry. The bride and groom were attended by Mrs. M. A. Fryer and Mir. Kent Fryer. The wedding was very quiet affair, only relatives Of the high contracting parties being pre- sent. MT. and Mrs. Parker will make their future home in Harshaw. We extend hearty congratulations. Will H. Mixer, western sales agent for the Syracuse Smelling Works of London, Montreal and New York. was a guest at the Montezuma hotel on Monday last. He was sent here by his firm to confer with the Roy x Titcomb. Inc. company on buss:ness | matters Mir. Mixer was a school mate of Bo J. Whiteside in the early seven. ties, in Marysville, California. The gentlemen had pleasant evening