The border vidette., 1911-09-16

they have been visiting Mrs. Raines' mother. Mir. Haines says life is again worth the living.
 George N. Sayor's host of friends throughout the county will be pleased to learn he is again able to be around after having been laid mp for repairs at the Sisters Hospital a couple of weeks. -.----
 Dr. M. H. Barr has purchased the Chase residence on Noon Hill, and is occupying the same. Mrs. Barr and the little girl are visiting relatives and friends in Pennsylvania. They'll return homo next moth.
 GustavO Padres, who shot Manuel MascarenaS, Jr., has been released an S4OO bond. MT. Mascarenas is in a Los Angeles hospital. He has not as yet been operated upon for the re mOval of the bullet
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave, in BriclSwood building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. tf
 Mir. w. C.. Bowman, many years connected with the Sonora railway, with his family, is en- toying an outing on the Pacific coast. RumOr has it that the Bowmans will shortly return to Nogales to reside. We hope so.
 Dr. Parker of San Diego, pre- sident of Fl Cabrillo Mining Co.,, is a guest at the Montezuma hotel. From here he will ac- company Superintendent Dodge to the mines in Sonora. Fl Ca brillO is one of the good mines of Sonora.
 George Watt, eX-UniOn soldier, carpenter and good citizen from the old Keystone state, has re turned to Cobre Grande, Sonora, where he is experimenting the erection of the towers for. the big tramWay connecting the mine and Smelter.
 M. EScalada of EScalada Bros. has purchased the T. F. Brown on Nelson avenue and | will build a residence in the near i future for himself and family. | The deal was closed through | Cummings, the real estate man. not learned
 Tuesday Major L. E. Carrillo, pl oprietor of the Nogales Cold esreceived another carload of keg Schlitz beer. The same afternoon he telegraphed Schlitz. for carload of bottle beer. The Major certainly knows how to get the business.
 Mr. Watt Gittins who has been in Pennsylvania and other eastern states Is expected | home in day or two. The gen bleman writes that he has been having Q glorious time with old friends and acquaintances, eS- pecially at the ElkS convention.
 Don Francisco Morales of UreS, Sonora, Mexico, has been wis tor in the city couple of days this week from the south, hay ing arrived Tuesday morning. Mr. Morales is a guest at the hotel. The gentle nan has many friends in No gales.
 Colonel Kostcrlitzky came up rom Magdalena Tuesday and spent the day here shopping and old friends and acquain- ances. He was accompanied ,y one of his little sons. The colonel is greatly admired by all doing business in the district.
 EXpre Messenger F. l.. 1halfant, one of the oldest, best lnOwn on the south end, left for JOS Angeles Wednesday morn ng to enjoy ten days by the sea with his wife, who has been pending the summer on the cast. Mrs. Chalfant will accom- : ,any her husband home
 Assistant Superintendent R. V. Patterson of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with head uarters at Empalme. Sonora, 1exicO, returned to the city tuesday from a tour of inSpec- ion over the Nogales- Cananea ranch, accompanied by Super M. J. Kingsbury.
 William McCOmas. after spend