The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-06-04

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Oompany, returned Wednesday mig ht
from Ell Paso, Texas. where he had been
for the purpose of purchasing two
big automobiles, one for bis company,
the other for President Titcomb of
Roy & Tltcomb, Inc. The machines
will arrive next week.
Work on the handsome big business
block just across the insernationa al
street line, corner International street
and Elias avenue. is progressing nicely
under the supervision of Architect
Ralph Parsons. When completed the
structure will be one of the most i'm
posing substantial in the line city.
r. Zellner. Jr, the Los Angeles
piano man. was here couples of day
this week visiting his many friends
and customers. Thursday hs left for
Tucson. thence to Los Angeles, hesd =
quarters for the u liner Piano Dom :
pany, of which he is president and
principal owner. He reported busI :
ness good.
w. H. Smith has a spleodid assert
memt of toilet sets at very low prices
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Mrs Richm wife of A B
Richmond. the we'll known Tucson
mining engineer, has this week been a
visitor in the city, guest of MIR. and
Mrs. George P. Jones, of Mob Hill.
The lady was accompanied by her
daughter, little Ruth. 4 number of
years ago Mrs. Richmond resided
here. Her friends are Legion.
Judge q. A Gildea. vino recently
returned from Los Angles, California,
where the family now resides, is
making some me- ded improvements at
his ,Zambona ranch, northwest of the
city few miles. He reports Mrs
Gildea and the children enjoying good
health. They may later return to
Nogales to make their home.
George Januel, the expert German
barber, opposite the Sonora News
Company, guarantees his work, and
respectfully invites yeu Co give him q
trial. Everything neat and clean
Hair cutting = speciality. tt.
The good ladies of the Womens'
Home Mission Society of Nogales.
are basy-~ arranging for the special
moving picture entertainment at the
Uoliseune next Monday and Tuesday
exendng Tickets are now on sale
Dolly 20 cents A full house is as
cured. Fine money received will be-
to worthy cause. Every
body invited to lend moral and inan-
cial support.
Sam Hester, manager of the Giroux
interests do wn in Sonora, Mexico. near
Oarbo. arrived in the city Wednesday
evening g. accompanied by the wife and
little son., who yesterday morning
continued on to CAlifornia, for the hot
months. just at present there
is little doing down at the old mining
camp, but Mr.. HESTER believes business
will soon pick up.
U, S Collector of Customs Con
O'Keefe ia proud of the record made
at this port of entry during the month
of May, Over $500 was the
amount collected. the greater portion
of which was duty collected. on Mex.
lean cattle imported at this port.
Collector O'Keefe is making a fine
record and giving our Uncle Sam a
clean, capable administration.
Last Wednesday at noon. at the
residence OF Mrs. Frank Hansen,
mother of the groom, Mr.. George FL.
Pratt and Mis- Conception Badilla,
were married in the presence of few
relatives and friends The ceremony
was performed by Judge j. j. Cha
than. MIR. and Mrs. Pratt will make
their home in Nogales. Their friends
wish them much joy.
Frank N COX, manager. and J. E.
Bentley, treasurer of the Buena Suer-
te Mining Company, came up from
the mines the forepart of the week
and spent busy day here purchasing
mine and camp supplies. For some