The border vidette., 1908-10-03
LOCAL ITEMS

M aTR Snlltn VIII O6 lu NOSalos Ou Monday, October l9.
 Colonel Ben Ashby, wife and little Rollo, returned home the first of the week.
 City Marshal Moore has been a very sick man for several days, being con fined to his home.
 CP Cronin and family arrived last Croniu is deputy U s collector of cus- toms.
 The new Southern Pacific officials arrived in the city thls forenoon from the north, on tour of inspection ,leav- ing an hour later for Fl Paso.
 Colonel W. c. Greene and party, arrived in the city last night, from Hermosillo. and this morning con- tinued north in the colonePs private car.
 Jack Burns. one of our old time friends is spending the day in Noga- les, from over Washin ton way. Jack says on election day he'll be here with the goods.
 NIT and Mrs O K Franklin desire to express their heartfelt, everlasting gratitude to the many kind friends, who assisted them in their recent ter rible sorrow.
 Judge O. Phelps of Mowry was visitor in the city on convention day. Judge is staunch RePu biican, but never theless and not with star ding, the Democratic convention picked him as a winner for the nomination of justice of the peace.
 Since W Wednesday of thls week, Mir Tim OK eefe, chief deputy collector of U. s customs at this port, and brother of Collector O'Keefe, ha= been receiving the hearty congratulation of his friends It is a girl; both mother and little one are getting along nicely. Shake, again Tim.
 Captain Charles E. Perkins, super intendent of the Cerro Colorado mines, after spending a couple of days in town, returned south yesterday morn ing, being accompanied by MT. Al. Wood, the electrical engineer, who has gone to the mines to accept a position under Superintendent Perkins.
 Thursday evening Mrs Colonel Frank Seymour, owner of the Torres & Prietas railway, accompanied by her friend Miss Peralea, a most charming, accomplished young lady, arrived from Mexico City, and yesterday morning continued south to Torres, where Mrs. Seymour has @ lovely winter residence.
 Paul S. Sprecber. one of Uncle Sam's efficient, genial customs, guards, after enjoying thirty daYs' vacation at Arizona's famous hot springs. and at Phoenix. is back and again helping to guard the international line. When Paul left here he was slightly under the weather. but Is again himself. He certainly looks 1t.
 Manager Harry Renshaw of the Nogales Reds, and his bunch of un- beatables, left this morning for Quay mas. where they will cross bats to- morrow with the Bay City boys. The following well known twirlers made up the bunch: Myron, Medina, Qui- roz, Diaz, Campas. Espinoza, Rodri- guez. Perez, Gam beros. Leon. Myron will pitch, and Meuina will catch.
 For the fourth time Bo. J. White side has been appointed Commissioner to represent this county at the terri COrlal Ia1r. Let us aSSlSC DlLD HI every way that we can and see that at the coming fair the agricultural, cattle and mineral industries of Santa Cruz county are properly represented. All who desire to make exhibits are re- quested to correspond with MT. White side at once. The fair commences November 9th.
 The regular Sunday services will be held at the M. E. church as usual. Sunday school at 10 q. m, preaching II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Rev. Mir. Thacker will occupy the pulpit for the next two Sundays, after which he will proceed to Mazatlan. Mir. Thacker resigned his charge as pastor of the church here on September 3Oth. but owing to the fact that his successor will not reach Nogales until the middle on the month, he has consented to discharge the pastoral duties until he leaves.
 Monday night the pleasant home of our good friend Harry E. Grace, agent al this place for the Southern Pacific company, was made happy hv the arrival of cute babe girl. While the event was not unexpected, friend Grace is none the less a truly happy man, and has this week been the re- cipient of the congratulations of his numerous friends both here and throughout the state of Sonora, where he resided many years before coming