The border vidette., 1910-10-29
OCTOBER 29, 1910.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Attend church tomorrow.

Marsh sells corrugated iron. both painted and galvanized. Write for prices
 We gre sorry to announce the illness of Dr Kingsley, this week. and hope for his speedy recovery.
 Little brothers. put up your cute little hammers Don't be like the dog in the manager, but boost.
 Think Nogales, talk Nogales and work for the material, intellectual and moral welfare of Nogales
 Indications now are that Nogales is going to be the best town in Arizona, com mercially and otherwise. Next week MT. and Mrs Joe Dupuy will move into pleasant, comfortable quarters in Hotel Brick wood.
 Considering Nogales' population, she has less sickness, the year around, than any town in the south west.
 Readers of THE BORDER VIDETTE are promised some good oily news Crude but money getting oil news.
 H. E Stevens has gone to San Francisco on private business. expect ing to be absent from the city about ten days
 The little children of Mir. and Mrs. E1. Noon reported improving, and hopes are entertained for their speedy recovery.
 Ed Lanier expects to occupy his new Palace in the l.. Ephraim building on Morley avenue, about the first week in December.
 Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Karns will be glad to learn that their little girl is recovering froln her recent serious illness.
 Dr. Sneaker writes from his home in Wisconsin that he is having a fine visit, but will return to Nogales about Noven. Der 10th.
 This week Immigration Inspector Con Cronin has been confined to his rooms several days Nothing serious; only gall stones.
 Mrs Harry Greenwell spent couple of days in town this week from the Golden Rose Camp. She was a guest at the Montezuma hotel
 MT Charley Bapkerd. of Duquesne, this county, was visitor in the city Thursday. guest at the home of Mir, and Mrs. Harry Renshaw.
 The best beer on earth for family use, Schlitz Delivered to any part of town. One dozen quarts, $2 50; one dozen pints. $1 50. Telephone 371.
 Manuel MAscarenas. Jr, has been wis ting Guayma several days this Manuel Mascara mas. the banker and ranch owner of this city.
 When it comes to working over sick typewriting machine, MT. Harry Renshaw can't be beat All machines look alike to Harry, who made our old Monarch as good as new.
 J. R and Tom Johnson, California mining men, on their way down to the Altar district where their mines are located. stopped in the city couple of days this week.
 A lot of good Mexican mining property will change owners next year. on account of the present owners failing to build monuments as required by the new mining law of Mexico.
 William Cavanagh, after spending a few days with relatives in Tom bstone, is back and his pleasant face is again seen at the Sonora News Company. Willie reports having had fine time.
 Mrs. 0 M. Sanders ard family now occupy the pleasant Ybarra residence on Elm street, owned by Attorney Ytarra of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, who makes his home in Guay- mas
 THE BORDER VIDETTE is grateful to Hon. BraceY Curtis, Santa Cruz coun- tvs delegate to the Constitutional Convention, for copies of the Proposi- tions introduced in the convention. Many thanks.
 The prosperity of a town is not guarded by the wealth of its people, but by the uniformity with which they pull together for the common good, or whenever any important undertaking is to be accomplished.
 The Halloween dance last night at the Santa Cruz Club, was largely at tended by farmers. farmers wives, farmers daughters. and farmers sisters