The border vidette., 1911-06-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Dolores N. Espinosa, o1
 Guaymas, Sonora, is visiting
 her daughter, Mrs. E. D. Miller
 Don't miss the free concert al the Montezuma garden tomorrow
 afternoon, commencing at 5 o'clock.
 Mrs. J. T. Brickwood and daughter Miss Maggie, left last
 Monday morning for the hot
 springs near Yuma.
 Conductor Search has been
 under the weather recently, but Dr. Sneaker hopes soon to have
 him as good as new.
 Mrs. Reddock, accompanied
 by her grandson, Gaston Red dock, has gone to San Antonio, Texas to visit relatives and friends
 Master George Wieland, Jr.. is home from school and will in a few days go out to his fathers mining camp to spend his sum- mer vacation.
 Miss Mabel Wylie, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Tom Wylie, has for several past been visiting at the pleasant ranch home of MT. and Mrs. J. E. Wise, at Gala baSaS:
 R. B. Savage, freight and passenger agent for the South ern Pacific, with headquarters at Tucson, was very much in evidence among our local ship pers Thursday of this week.
 Nogales failed to see a battle between Madero's rough riders and Diaz' army, but since the Maderistas took possession of Nogales, Sonora, there has been something doing every minute.
 Yesterday morning Rafael Urquides, for many years em- ployed as switcman in the local railroad yards died in Nogales, SOnOra,, and was buried last evening. Deceased was 42 years of age.
 The honorable board of sup ervisOrs of Santa Cruz county met in regular monthly session last Tuesday, Chairman Ashburn and Members Parker and Hen 1erSOn, and Clerk Herold being present.
 Jimmie Traynor, one of the | best known, most popular mem Oers of our Irish colony. is again | in the city after an extended 1 absence in Mexico. Jimmie says | ne is glad to get back among 1iS friends.
 Mine Host Yaeger of the Santa Rita and Montezuma hotels. came down from Wednesday night. He found his big hotel loing splendid business as lsual, under the management of i Miss Mamie.
 Mrs. George B. Earnshaw is ;aking orders for a nice line of he Vegetable hose and high l grade underwear. She will either call on you or take your order at the Elite Millinery in he Postoffice Building. If.
 Attorney Fritz Bernard of Tucson, son of Honorable A. c. Bernard, mining man, hotel man md all-round politician, was a 7iSitOr here the fOrepart of the week. on business connected with he West Mexican Oil Company.
 American Consul Dye is again appy. Mrs. Dye and the babies eturned home Monday night . rom Liberty, Missouri, where ,, he lady went to attend the fun < ral of her father, last February he consul went to Tucson to ,eet the folks. Vic Thornton, head electrician z the electric light plant, is I, le happiest 'Bill'' in town, { 5 d result of the arrival at his Y Ome of a bouncing ten-pOund ' oy baby. Vic reports both T other and little one doing I icely; he invites all the Bills" Il , have a soda on him. z Thanks to the efforts of Se- 'etary w. c. Budge, of the d oard of Trade, the amount ', ecessa1y to bring the military !, md of the Sixth U. $. Cavalry II 0w stationed at Fort Huachuca, E Is been raised and the band II ill arrive here Monday or . tuesday, and remain a week. |,
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