The border vidette., 1911-02-25
FEBRUARY 25, 1911.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Hil attended the grand ball at he Santa Cruz Club Wednesday night The soldier boys hated to leave Nosales, and the people of Nogales regretted to see them so. They certain ly a 6ne bunch.
 Captain Charley Hardy of the Mon tezuma Bar. spent yesterday in Tucson with his family. Tonight the captain will return to Nogales.
 Tom Cumming was in from the ranch Thursday. He and his brother are developing one of the finest ranch properties in the county.
 Omstead, the building contractor, thoroughly understands his business. Anyone doing business with Omstead will find him capable and reliable.
 Mrs Phi Ferguson has been very i'll at her home on West Elm street At this writing we are pleased to announce that she is much improved Sheriff H. J. Saxon's team of thoroughb eds did things to his buggy the other morning, but the ever genial sheriff says that's another story. No one was hurt.
 Thursday evening MT. and Mrs. Ben. Ashbey delightfully."- entertained in honor of MT. and Mrs. John Rollo. who after enjoying a visit here will tomorrow depart for their home in Murphy sboro, Illinois.
 Arthur Hamilton, for long time operating mines down in the Mazda lena district. Sonora, has been spending few days here on private business Arthur's many friends join us in wishing him all sorts of good luck
 Next week we will be e'at home" in our quarters, on the second floor of the elegant new Ramon Vasquez building leased by George B. Marsh, Inc. The latch string is always out; our friends and enemies too, are always welcome.
 Dave Hughes, ex- Rough Rider. one of the best of them, has been here this week from Tucson, his home town. Dave is a natural born 6ghter. We have known him intimately many
 Friends of Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Karns will be sorry to learn that their little daughter ia Ill with measles Harry says he is not sure, but he believes they are the French and not the old fashioned German measles, the kind Rebekah's mother wore.
 E. E. Bethell, manager of the Wash ington Trading Company, accompanied by Mrs. Bethell, drove down from Patagonia Thursday. Mir Bethell is very enthusiastic over recent dis coveries made in mines owned by h1m self and associates near Patagonia Mir John Behan, one of Arizonn's pioneer peace officers, who thirty years ago was sheriff of Oochise county. Is 8 guest at the Montezuma hotel. A braver better man never lived than Johnny Behan. He has the respect and confidence of all who know him. The annual ball at the Santa Cruz Club Wednesday night was a grand social affair. being largely attended oy members and their friends, all of whom report having had a glorious time. thanks to the untiring efforts of Secretary Milliken, who was ably assisted by members of the club
 J. F. Brady, ex manager of the tele phone company at this place. is again circulating among his Nogales friends Since leaving here the gentleman says he travelled extensively, his last stop ping place being the ancient and honorable pueblo of Tucson. Brady's friends are always pleased to see him
 Captain Stephen O'Oonnor, who a short time ago was sent to the Terri torial Insane Asylum at Phoenix, is now a guest at one of the capital city t best hotels, according to information received here several days ago. We may expect to again see the old army officer marching bravely up Morley ave nue in search of big game, possibly the