The border vidette., 1911-07-29

Charley Casteel, after a pro-
 longeI absence from Nogales in
 Califjjrnia and Nevada, returned
 Wednesday, night, and may de2Ide to again make his home kere. Charley is an experienced
 wet goods mixer, having worked in a number of our best empOri
 ums. During his recent hike 1 across country he visited re
 latives and friends at San Diego. August sixth Nathan Leeker, proprietor of La Barata, will leave for Chicago to purchase fall and winter goods for his Morley avenue store. He will be accompanied by his two sons, Abraham and Henry. La Bara- ta is now making a special sale of all summer goods to make room for the fall and winter stuff purchased by MT. Leeker while in the east.
 Next Monday evening at the Lyric Theatre the municipal water and sewer questions will be discussed by those familiar ! with those questions. Five hun dred invitations have been sent out by The Committee and every voter in 4Nogales should attend | whether he be for or against the | propositions. During the even ing the audiance will be given | moving = picture entertainment free. AM Co,,,1 ,>,oe;lo,+ o,,1 general manager of the Sonora Copper Smelling Company, has gone to Kansas City on company business, expecting to be absence from the city two weeks. MT. Conard is very busy man these days looking after his large mining and land interests in the state of Sonora He re- gently sold 5O,OOO acres of splendid land on the Magdalena river
 Frank N. Cox was in from the Buena Vista Camp Thursday. He stated that John Hurst was busy taking out another carload of ore for shipment to the Ell Paso shelter. One carload a month is now being shipped each month and the boys are wearing that smile that won't come off. We are not doing much," said MT. Cox, but even at that we are doing little better than the rest of boys on our side of the mountain" Oscar Rogers, who represents his brothers, w. B. Rogers. president of Minas Las Palomas, $. A., the big mining company owning wonderfully rich and valuable placer grounds west of Caborca, Sonora, about forty miles, was a business visitor in the city a couple of days, return ing to mines Thursday via Tue son, making the long trip by auto, accompanied by his bro ther and couple of directors of the company.
 Last night Rev. J. H. Me Phearson, of the local Episcopal church, arrived in the city from Los Angeles, California, with the remains of his wife, who passed away in that city several days ago after having undergone an operation for tumor. The funeral will be held this after noon, interment being in the Nogales cemetery. Rev. Dixon of the Episcopal church of Tue son will Officiate. In his hour of terrible sorrow Rev. McPhearson has the sympathy of the entire community.
 George Wieland is in from his Jefferson district this county, and says he is going to enjoy a months vacation in town with his family. MT. Wieland has a number of fine mining properties which he invites investors to look at, provided they want something worth while at a very low figure. He is going to dis pose of all his property in the Jefferson district and will do business if the money is in sight. George has worked hard for the past dozen years and is willing to sacrifice his claims in order to get a well earned rest.
 The Fair at the Montezuma garden last Saturday evening, for the benefit of the Catholic church of Nogales, Sonora, was bOtb a social and financial Suc-