The border vidette., 1909-02-27
LOCAL ITEMS

home of Mir. and Mrs. William Ran dall Mother and little doing one nicely
 Oscar Getlcr, the underts ker and embalmer, has returned from Quay mas, where ne had been on profcs- sional business
 Mir sam Sprecher, brother of Rlcha ard and Paul Sprecher, and Mrs. George B. Marsh of this city. is visiting here from his home in Illinois.
 Mrs. Frank N. Cox. of Magdalena, Sonora, is visiting in the city guest at the pleasant home of MT. and Mrs George P. Jones. on Mob Hill.
 Mr. Frank Siebold, the railway con- tractor and mining man, is still down in Alamos, where he went two months ago on important private business.
 A REAL BARGAIN. - 5000 shares of Four Metals stock for sale at lcc cents per share. spot cash. Address P. O. Box SOC, Patagonia, Arizona.
 The heavy snow storm which visit ed Arizona and northern Sonora the fcrepart of the week was of incalcul- able benefit to ranchers, stockmen and miners.
 Joe Lusignan, the well known mill wright who has erected many mills in the state of Sonora, has for the past ten days been slightly under the weather at his home in this city.
 Yesteday Judge William Neumann, the photographer, was southbound passenger en route to La Oobriza, So nora, where he has gone to do some work for the "La Oobriza Mining Company"
 Richard Moody, one of Negales' best known young business men, is now manager of the Grand Theatre on Mor- ley avenue. Don't miss the moving picture show every night at 7, 8 and g o'clock. Prices, 10 and 20 cents.
 Nick Farrell, one of Santa Cruz champion bronco busters, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week, having come down to testify in the case of the Chinaman from the Worlds Fair, said to be insane.
 Frank Mitchell, bookkeeper for the N one of the best fellows in the country, was here the first of the week having business in the probate court in con- nection with the estate of the late George SchrY yer.
 Mir, A. R Oster, the railroad su- perintendent, left Thursday morning for the Pacific coast, being accom- panied by Mrs. Oster and their charm ing. daughter. The Osters have a host of friends here all of whom join us in wishing them the best ever.
 Collector of U. s. Customs Corne- Illus OKeefe, accompanied by Mrs. O'Keefe and the children, returned home Monday evening from an ex- tended pleasure trip in Mexico. Con having had fine time. as did also Mrs. O'Keefe and the children.
 E E. Bethell, manager of the Wash. ington Trading Company's Patagonia store, was here yesterday transacting business for his big company. MT. Betbell stated that the hills In the vicinity of Patagonia were full of prospectors and the prospects for the future of his section seemed very bright. indeed.
 Mir. B. H. Shepley, of Los Angeles. California, accompanied by his wife and bright little three-old son, has for several days past been a guest at the Montezuma hotel. Mir. Shepley is on his way to Culiacan, Sinaloa, near which place he and his associates have a biz ranch. which in future will be managed by Mir. Shepley.
 Dr. A l. Gustetter. after spendin 2 two weeks in Los Angeles with Mrs. Gustetter and their little adopted son Robert, returned last Saturday night They are both getting along fine, and the doctor reports having had A nice time in the city of angels.