The border vidette., 1912-09-07
LOCAL ITEMS.
Mrs. Phil HerOld has return cd from Los Angeles.

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 Raymond Smith. of The Arc ade, has been slightly under the weather this week.
 Ben Sneed, one of the best known cOwmen in the southwest. is a guest at the MOntezuma hotel.
 T. P. Thompson, Santa Cruz cOunty'S efficient assessor, is making a splendid record. T. P. always makes good.
 Dr. and Mrs J. c. Underwood are sojourned in the city, from Santa Ana, Sonora, near where they own good mining property.
 Senator Mark Smith will reach home in time to make a number of campaign speeches in the interest of Wilson and Marshall.
 James Parker. Jr, of Parker's Canyon, was a visitor in the city a couple of days this week for the first time in several years.
 T. H. Kruttschnitt. Supt. of the NOgaleS- Tucson branch of the Southern Pacific, spent a couple of days here this week on company business.
 Mrs. Ben Ashbey and Master Rollo returned the forepart of the week from their eastern trip and will spend the remainder of the summer at home.
 Dad" Wamsley, popular pas Senger conductor on the Sonora rail way, is back from Los An geIes, where he and the family now make their home.
 E. D. Johnson of Elgin, was a business visitor at the county seat Wednesday of this week. He reports his section fiouriShing, and everybody well and happy.
 Tom Schuster, the Tucson life insurance agent, after spending a couple of days in Sonora, on business, returned Wednesday evening and continued on to Tucson.
 Thuron Richardson, assistant cashier in The First National Bank of NogaleS, and family, returned home Wednesday from a most delightful outing on the Pacific coast.
 H. Lawton general passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, passed south yesterday en route to Guaymas from Los Angeles where his son John will attend school.
 Monday d big bunch of fine saddle horses belonging to the Alamo Cattle Company, were brought, across the line at this port, for safe keeping, during the war in Mexico.
 Wednesday A. Carpena, the haberdasher, visited Tucson, where he went to meet the sales man of the famous Knox hat, and representative of a big eastern shirt house.
 Besides potatoes, beans, hay, etc., Messrs. Sorrells & Douglas who have lease on Ben POwell's ranch near Elgin, will this year have more then one thousand boxes of apples for sale.
 Clay Mundy, cashier in the Southern P a c fife COmpany'S NOgaleS office, has returned from his vacation on the Pacific coast, and is again at his desk. He reports having had a fine time.
 Senator J. A. Harrison and several neighbors recently sold a bunch of 1000 head of steers to California buyers, and will shortly commence rounding the stock up for delivery at Calaba- SaS on the first of October.
 P. J. Mcintyre, of this city, who is mining over in the Gro Blanco district, after suffering severe attack of lumbago, is again able to amble around with out a cane, and will soon be en- toying his usual good health.
 Nobody in Nogales worked last Monday-LabOr Day. There was baseball in the afternoon at Noon's park, and a grand ball at night in Masonic Hall. The weather was delightfully."- cool and pleasant and everybody had @ fine time.
 H. K. Chenoweth of this city, who is mining high-grade ore