The border vidette., 1908-07-25
JULY 25. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS

The many friends of Mrs. L. NJ.
 Raines will be sorry to learn that she is quite ill.
 Tuesday T. D. Casanega, the Gala basas rancher. was visitor in the city on legal business.
 Harry Karns is in from La Mt jia, to meet MT. McCray, the Los Angeles contractor, who will arrive tonight.
 After spending several days here on private business, Charley McCarty, the railroad builder. has gone to Los An geles to join Mrs. McCarty.
 Mir. John K. Nolan, after pro longed illness, is almost well man and IS again able 10 circulate among his old friends and acquaintances.
 Constable A. D. Page, of Patagonia precinct. was here Tuesday on official business, returning Wednes sday to the town on the banks of the Sonoita
 E. E. Pope. the mining man, is back from the east, and Is again a guest at the Montezuma hotel. The gentleman has big inning interests in Sonora.
 A baseball association is being or ganized in Nogaies, to take over the new baseball park recently established by MT. Musgrave, the wiidwest show manager.
 Attorney s F. Noon and family have returned from visit to tue pleasant home of Mrs. Moons parents in Texas. All had fine time; they certainly look it.
 Thursday night Mrs H K Cheno- wesh returned from the City of Mex ico, where she has been visiting re- latives and friends. MT. Chenoweth went to Fl Paso to meet his wife.
 Charley Casteel returned last night from Nevada where he has been the past year. Charley's frienGs will be pleased to learn that lie contemplates again making Nogales his home.
 Friends of MT. F. F. Cranz, ex- mayor of Nogales, will be sorry to learn that he is again having trouble with his eye. and has recently been confined to his apartments in the Moctezuma.
 Mr. l.. N. Whealton. of New York, who is making Magdalena, Sonora. his headquarters, spent Thursday in No gales. Mir. Whealton is interested in mining property in the Magdalena mining district.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Sabatier, of the Vile de Paris, accompanied by the baby, have gone to New York to purchase fall and winter bargains, ex- pecting to be absent from the city about three weeks.
 Major Fred. Herrera writes from Santa Catalina, California, that he is having Q fine time. His friends are awaiting his return home when he will delight them with the latest in fish stories.
 Yesterday this section was again visited by fae rain which gave the town another thorough cleaning and gladdened the hearts Of our 'country all of whom are wearing smiles of contentment.
 A letter from Mir. and Mrs James Breen. of this city. who are visiting their old homes in Ireland. states that they are having a fine time. Both are enjoying excellent health and send best wishes to their numerous friends.
 Mir. Harris. owner of mining prop erey in the Altar district, Sonora, Mexico, near the Cerro Colorado Min ing Company's property, of which Geo. B. Earnshaw of this city is manager, passed north yesterday on his way to the coast.
 Robert Rankin, who with his asso- ciates, has a group of splendid copper in this county, short dIs- tance from the city, was doing busi- ness in town "Wednesday of this week. Mrs Rankin, who has been quite i'll, we are happy to state. is recovering.
 J. H. Summey now has his new chop house running in frst.class order, and is prepared tc furnish short orders and barbecued meats on short notice. The best the market affords. Every thing neat and clean. Excellent ser vices. Prices reasonable. Give hlm a call.
 Chas. A. Gale, the painter and artistic decorator, is in charge of the work of repapering and beautifying the Brick wood hotel. Gale is a past master in the business and anyone needing anything in his line. will find him capable and reliable. His prices are right. too.
 Tuesday morning Nus. Fred Van panied by the children's nurse. depart d for Los Angeles, to euioy a visit with Mrs Van Mourick's mother. Mir | an M ourick went to Tucson with he folks. returning home on the 1