The border vidette., 1908-08-08

August 2Oth. MT. ReddocfL has been
 greatly benefited by his visit, havin g
 fully recovered from his recent illness.
 Hon. J. A. Harrison, chairman of
 the Board of Supervisors of Santa
 Cruz county, accompanied by his wife
 and Manager Ferd Mourick of the
 Sonora News Company, went to Los
 Angeles the forepart of the week for
 a short pleasure visit. Mir. Van
 Mourick and the two children are at
 Los Angeles, visiting Mrs. Van Mour
 ick's mother.
 Harry l. Vanghn, who for long
 time has been in the employ of the
 Duquesne Mining and Reduction Con-
 pany, was a visitor at the county seat
 Thursday from Duquesne. where he
 and his family make their home. Har
 ry Is practical mine superintendent
 of many years experience in Colorado.
 where he resided before coming to San
 ta Cruz county.
 Miles Archibald. United States GUS
 toms guard, who a couple of months | ago came here from Yuma, has return ed to that interesting, wide awake sub port. where he will again be sta tioned, his place here being filled by Captain O. E. Donaldson, who for some time past has been at Yuma
 MT. Archibald hopes some day to re- turn and make Nogales his perman- ent home.
 Don't forget the big excursion Sun day, August 18th, to the beautiful little town of Santa Cruz, in honor of the opening to traffic of the Nogales Cananea railroad between Nogales ard that place. The railroad company has made the low rate for the excursion, of S2 % Mexican money. and hun dreds of our citizens will take this opportunity to see our neig ghboring town Santa Cruz.
 Colonel George w, Grove, the min ing man. after a prolonged absence from the city. returned Thursday night from Tucson where he has been for some time past on mining business. From here Colonel Grove went to So- nora, where he has extensive, valuable mining interests, which he is giving his personal attention. Colonel Grove has resided in Santa Cruz many years; his friends are always glad to see him | back,
 Dr. and Mrs. Ray Ferguson have l returned to Nogales and will again | make this city their home, the Dr. having resigned the strenuous hazard ous position of superintendent of the Territorial Insane Asylum, at Phoe- nix. Hundreds of Dr. Ferguson's friends throughout this county will be glad to learn he is enjoying excellent health; all will be pleased to learn he and his estinable wife, nee Miss Jessie Bohall, have returned to make their home here.
 Captain Fred. Krohn, right of way gent for the Cananea. Yaqri River & Pacific railroad, with headquarters at Culiacan. Sinaloa, came up. from tie south Thurday evening and yesterday went to Tucson, on company business. Captain Krohn has been in the employ of Hartman lines, of which Colonel Epes Randolph is manager, many years. He Is a postmaster in the right of the way business and dur ing his connection with the O. R. Y. & F., has made splendid record.
 Robert Parsons, of Camille, delegate to the Democratic Territorial Conven- tion at Prescott, was a bushes visitor in the city Wednesday. Mir. Parsons deeply regretted that private business him from attending the con vention being held in the mountain city today. Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside has Mir. Parsons proxy. Thursday MT. Parsons returned to his pleasant ranch home near Camille, having successfully transacted the business which brought him to the county seat.
 W. w. Thomas, who for several months past has been doing the night shift at The Palace, which is owned 5y his brother R. w.. left this morn ing for Del Rio. Texas, where he has an elegant home for which he has a great love. "Babe" as his personal friends love to call him, has made many friends in Nogales during the short time he has resided here, all of whom join us in wishing him long, prosperous and happy life. Should he ever return to Nogales he will receive ! warm welcome.
 Mrs G. B. Kelley, who with her little son, has been visiting here a couple of weeks, with the family of her brother, J. s. Day, will leave in few lays for Tucson, where in future she will reside, MT. Kelley, who for some lime was local agent of the Singer Se- wing Machine Company, having se- cured a good position in the ancient,