The border vidette., 1911-07-15

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 men charged with asSaulting Bol
 Turner at Elgin, gave bond fo
 their appearance when wanted
 l.. B. Fleischer is now in Sa1
 Francisco. He will shortly pay
 Nogales a visit Mrs. Fleischel
 and the children are making
 Los Angeles, California theil
 homo. Mrs. M MaScarenaS
 mother of Mrs. Fleischer is with
 her daughter.
 Cyrus Marsteller has gone tc El Paso on combined business
 and pleasure trip, expecting to
 be absent from Nogales about
 a week. During his absence Cal Wright will occupy his chair
 when The Club meets. Cy. gets half the honors.
 MT. and Mrs. I. E. Bower after spending a couple days in the city, guests at the National hotel, returned to their pleasant country home near Noria, So- nora, Wednesday night, accom- panied by MT. Nick Lininger, who is associated with MT. Bower in valuable mining prop erty.
 Dr. w. A. Laughlin, who re- gently gave up preacing the gospel, to engage in the more exciting, lucrative business of gathering news for daily papers and writing magazine stories, departed for the east Wednesday, taking with him the best wishes of many friends and acquain- tances in Nogales.
 J. B. Joyce, contest manager for the grand Midsummer Voting Contest of The Phoenix Sun, has been a visitor in Nogales a couple of days in the interest of his paper. Joyce is a wide-awake, thirty three degree hustler. We wish him success. From here he will visit Sonora towns where he has many friends.
 Dr. D. T. Frye, well known dentist, who for a long time has been located at Guaymas, has opened dental parlors in the Mascarenas building in front of the Nogales, Sonora city park, where he is prepared to do high grade dental work at reaSonab ble prices. Dr. and Mrs. Frye are guests at the National hotel.
 Frank Velasco, chief clerk for the Sonora Copper Smelling Company, came up from Cobre Grande, Sonora Wednesday to enjoy a short visit here with his mother. Frank is competent | and reliable. He reported ev- at camp well and happy and the work of installing the | tramway progressing nicely.
 Passengers coming from Can anea on last evenings train re- port trouble at that place. Five l hundred rebel soldiers are said l to have demanded money from the Mexican government for their services. Colonel Juan l Cabral is at Cananea. and it is thought he will be able to settle | the trouble without bloodshed.
 Bob. Shugart, Ed. Lanier and Bo. J. Whiteside on Thursday number of their soldier friends down Gala baSaS way, and if now there is a scar city of blue rock pidgeons and white wind doves in that section, they're to blame and not Jimmie Cumming. The boys bagged nore than one hundred and fifty birds.
 Yesterday morning MT. Ma luel MascarenaS, Jr., accom- panied by Mrs. Mascarenas and he children, departed for Los Cal, where the family will spend the remainder of the ummer. After enjoying a couple if days on the coast MT. Mas arenas will return home to look ; fter his fathers extensive in , ereStS. 1 F. B. Chase, for a long time (
 member of Roy & Titcomb, nc splendid office force, has { his position, and will { O to Los Angeles with his ( amily to reside in future. MT. { 'hase is an expert accountant. t [e and his eStimable wife have f wide circle of friends who will l liss them. All join us in wish lg them success. I B. l.. Chalfant, who for many $ oars has bPpD pVDrQSS m0SSQO- (