The border vidette., 1909-05-22

Services at the Methodist Churcl
 Sunday May 23, 1909: Sunday schoo
 at 10 a. m., preaching by the pastol
 at g. m. and at 2:3O p. m. Al
 welcome at these services.
 This week Mir. L. B. Fleischer, prop
 rietor of the American Clothing Com
 pany, operating the big clothing fac
 tory in Nogales. Sonora. has been ir
 Oananea, Bisbee, Douglas and Naco
 in the interest of the big local factory
 Mrs Dr. A. L. Gustetter and Mas ter Robert. returned the first of the
 week from Los Angeles. where they ] we been visiting several months. Now the ever genial medico is wear 1 ing an elon gated smile of contentment. Last Tuesday afternoon Manuel E Arvizu and Rosa Flores. both of
 Guaymas, were united in marriage, in
 this city, the ceremony being perform cd by Justice of the Peace J. J. Chatham. in the presence of few friends and acqnaintances.
 City Marshal James B. Moore, after suffering serious sick spell, during which he was onfined- to his home. is again able to attend to the duties of his office The popular accommodat- ing narshaps host of friends are glad to see him again on the job.
 The Sonona Ore Buying Agency of Hermosillo, buyers for the Fl Paso snelter, has opened an office at La Dura, on the Yaqui river, for the pur chase of ores, which will be great convenience to miners and ore pro ducers in the Yaqui river district.
 J. H. Thatcher, the Pueblo, Colo rado cattle buyer. has this week been very much in evidence in this section, in charge of the shipment of several carloads of cattle from Cslabasas. The gentleman is connected with one of the wealthiest cattle buying outfits in the west.
 The case against A. Wood will be heard in Justice of peace Chatham's court next Monday. Mir. Wood gave a cash bond in the sum of $10O. The gentleman insists he was sonly joking when he appropriated watch from a 1 show case in the Sonora News Com pany's store.
 Ben Powell, one of the county's old est, best known ranchers, was busi- | ness visitor in town the forepart of the | week from his ranch near Camille. Ben l stated that he only intended to buy a few supplies for: the ranch home, but when he left town he had to pay ex- cess baggage.
 f P. g. McIntyre. treasurer of the Doug uglas- Arizona and Sonora Develop ment Company, after an extended | business trip on the coast, has return 3 l home. W hi e in Los Angeles, Mir. Mcintyre was quite i'll with typhoid lever, from which. however, be has fully recovered.
 PR Sallivan, ex.newspaper man. for g long time with the Oasis as busi- ness manager. now connected with the Four Metals Mining Company, was in from camp Thursday, looking nale and hearty. After spending the lay in the metropolis, he returned to ,he tall timter
 Tuesday evening the directors of he Board of Trade held an important meeting with Vice President Bracey Curtis in the Chair, in the absencs of President Ed Titcomb. Those pres mt were: Secretary, J. w. Alvin; Members Curtis, Clagett, Kelsey, Pro 0, Escalada. Carney and Miller.
 MT. William Parish, the. Denver, mining man, accompanied by lis son John Parish, Jr; passed north his morning from Sonora. where he lad been on professional business Mr. Parish is an uncle of Richard Rey- lolds, one of Uncle Sam's oldest GUS oms guards stationed at this port,
 Tier,keuant Richard Davis and wife