The border vidette., 1911-06-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Tuna Bitters is guarantees
 under the pure food act.
 1 Don't forget the concert to
 morrow night at Ramirez
 If anyone thinks the sting oi
 a scorpion is not painful, let him
 ask Attorney Frank J. Duffy.
 Mrs. Brooks, wife of E. S.
 Brooks, the mining man, has
 gone to Tucson for d visit with
 friends, being accompanied. .by
 the children.
 City Assessor and Tax-Col-
 lector A. Dumbauld is a very
 busy man these days. Tell him the truth about that old shotgun and watch, when he calls.
 T. H. Kruttschnitt, superin- tendent of the Southern Pacific with headquarters at Tucson, registered at the Montezuma hotel Tuesday night, from the an cent and honorable pueblo.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. near International line, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him trial Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. If.
 Mrs White, wife of c. N. 1 White Southern Pacific agent here, has returned from Lake land, Florida, where she has been visiting relatives and friends. The lady has a wide circle of friends in Nogales all of whom are glad to see her.
 Mrs: George B. Earnshaw is the Vegetable hose and high grade underwear. She will either call on you or take your order at the Elite Millinery in the Postoffice Building. If.
 Secretary Budge of the Board of Trade is receiving donations to pay the railway fare of the U. S.. military band stationed at Fort Huachuca, to Nogales. The band will remain here one week, during which it will give nightly concerts in the City Park ~ ~
 Wednesday, Mrs. Francisco Chiapas, wife of Col. Chiapas, late of the Mexican army, pass ed through the port of Nogales en route to Los Angeles to join her husband, who accompanied General Torres on his flight from Sonora to the United States.
 A. Crepin of Patagonia, came down from Tucson Wednesday night and Thursday morning continued on to Patagonia. He reported his two little daughters getting along as well as could be expected, and has hopes that they'll recover from their terrible affliction.
 Hon. J. T. Brickwood, ex- mayor of Nogales, has returned | from the hot springs near Yuma, where he enjoyed a couple of weeks rest in company with Charley Moore. Both gentle men were greatly benefited and returned home feeling fine. They certainly look it.
 Brig. Gen. Ernest, Col. O'Con- nor and Major Fulton, U. s. A., were visitors for day in No gales this week, being guests at he Montezuma hotel The distinguished gentlemen were received with military honors oy the cavalry troops stationed lere, and escorted to camp north } 'f the city. Dr. Lopez has been appointed . pro tenn of Nogales, Sonora, Mex, by Vice Governor 1ayou, vice P. Sandoval, repre- I entative of the Diaz government The date for the first ity election in Nogales, Sonora las not been set. There will be ( everal candidates and an ex- | iting time is promised. | Conductor Jack Woodrum, af- r CT enjoying d couple of weeks c lis family at Oreville, California, . las returned and is again run i ing on the Sonora railway be- ween Nogales and Guaymas. ack said Mrs. Woodrum and rene, both enjoy good health U nd wish to remembered to their . many time Nogales friends. z Mrs. Louise O. Dodge, one of 4 ur efficient public school teach S IFS, departed Wednesday for c Kentucky, her old