The border vidette., 1910-10-22
OCTOBER 22, 1910.
LOCAL ITEMS.

did business.
 Great annual sale Is now on at The Red House. Great Bargains in all de- ddrtmentS.
 Tomorrow morning at II o'clock Rev. Lawrence Reynolds will preach in the American Methodist church Every body cordially invited to attend
 Hon. George W. Atkinson came up from CAlab lsas yesterday to transact private business The A,kinson herd of cattle is one of the best in tEe county.
 Yesterday Tom Cumming was here transact:ng business. He and his brother are engaged in the profita ble business of raising hogs for the Nogales market
 Superintendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific of M exico, with headquarters in Guaymas, came up to the border Tuesday evening and spent yesterday here.
 Mr.. and Mrs H. Barnes, owners of mining property down near Llano, returned Thursday night from an extended eastern trip. Last night they continued on south.
 w F. Farrell. railway agent at Cananea. Sonora, accompanied by Mrs Farrell, spent couple of days in No gales this week, from the big copper camp. Mrs Farrell is a sister of Mrs. w. w. Carney.
 George P. Jones of the U S. GUS toms service, many years stationed at this port, i4 erjoying his annual vaca- tion, at home in Nogales with his family. George says Nogales climate beats Italy a mile.
 Manager Ferd Van Nourick of the Sonora News Company, returned tho forepart of the week from a vIsio to the Quay ymas branch, and has since been busy in the local store filling orders for points in Sonora.
 Here's resolution for every citizen of Nogales and Santa Cruz County: "I will be a booster fer the whole community" A hammer has it's prop CT uses, but the boosters horn has it beat forty seven ways as an adver- tising agent.
 w. A. Baughlin, pastor of the Congregational church, a new arrival in the city, is the proper sort, and we take pleasure in welcoming him to Nogales. He comes to us highly recommended both as a minister of the gosrel and a man among men.
 The Directors of Nogaies and Santa Cruz C.unty Board of Trade meet every Tuesday at s o'clock m, at the Santa Cruz Club Rooms. Don't forget the date. Every body has permanent and irrevocable invitation Gall and confer. The Board needs your co operation.
 Mrs. Prudence Cumming writes from Watsonville, California, where she went to spend the winter with her adopted son Willie, that she arrived safe and is pleasantly located The good lady sends warm greeting to Nogales, where she has wide circle of friends and acquiantances.
 Mir. Robert Shugart, who for long time has successfully run the Monte zuma Bar, says he has DO idea of quitting Nogales, and will make this his permanent home. He has gone to the Fort Thomas Hot Springs for rest, after which he will return to Nogales and again engage in business.
 Jesse Chatham's athletic training at the Territorial Normal. is standing him in good stead now that he has entered the service of the Southern Pacific as brakeman. Under Yard master Pensinger. Jesse's promotion should be rapid, and his muscles hard Here's betting the lad will make good.
 J. M. Piper. who with Pete Ross of Llano. Sonora, is developing rich gold property a short distance from Llano, Sonora. Mexico, spent yes.er- day in the city. MT. Piper and Pete are arranging to mill lot of their