The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-08-23

IN BrlcKWOOd building, Rudfan-
tees his work, and respectfully
invites you to give him a trial.
Everything neat and clean. Hair
Cutting a specially. adv.
Miss Mason, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Mason, of Tue
son, and Mr.. A. J. Ahren, also
of Tucson, were married in this
city last Wednesday, in the pre-
Sence Of a few relatives and in
innate friends, who accompanied
the high contracting parties
here from Tucson, where the
newly welded couple will in
future make their home.
H. ]. Temple, general super
intendent of the Southern Pacific
Of Mexico, accompanied by his
estimable wife, arrived from the
Pacific coast yesterday. This
morning Mr.. Temple went to
Hermosillo. Upon his return
next week he will go over tie
| NOgaleS- Cananea branch on a
tour of inspection. For the pre-
sent Mr.. and Mrs. Temple will
make their home in Nogales.
Hon. J. Fl. Wise of Pittsburg,
Pa, BROTHER of j. E. Wise of
! CalabasaS, and father of George
Wise, is here on a visit with his
| brother and son. Mr.. Wise is a
! prominent attorney at law who
for many years has been taking
an active part in Pennsylvania
politics. He is a Democrat and
several years ago was a candi-
date on the Democratic ticket
! for the Office Of governor Of the
great Keystone state. Last We'd
nesday he was a visitor at the
county seat, being chaperoned
by his brother, who motored up
from Gala basas.
H. J. Harms, president and
manager of Harms Bros, Inc :,
who recently purchased the
splendid Mercer Place, adjoin-
| ing the country home of Post
master Chas. L. Fowler, is busy
with large force of men clear
ing the ground preparatory to
making it one of the beauty
spots Of Arizona. There are
quiz ed by Mr.. Harms who will
at once commence the erection
Of a handsome commodious re-
sidence, and otherwise improve
the property by planting fruit
trees and flowers.
J. A. Legarra, manager of the
Red House, Ramon Vasquez'
mammoth mercantile esta blish-
ment on Morley avenue. is back
from an extended business trip
to Chicago. Philadelphia and
New York, where he purchased
fall and winter goods galore for
The Red House, which Mr. Lee
garra says is now in a position
to compete with eastern mail
order houses. In New York,
the other day, the heat almost
got Legarra's goat" and he
lost no time beating it back to
dear old Arizona where sun
strokes are unknown
The ball game last Sunday be-
tween the Nogales Giants and
the Nogales Cubs, was without
adoubt the fastest most exciting
game of ball played ON the local
diamond this season. 1t took
eleven innings to finish the game
which was won by the Cubs, the
score being four to three. To
morrow'S game between the No
gales and Tucson mines will
draw a large crowd. All lovers
of the great national game should |
be on hand tomorrow to root for
the home team. The Nogales |
Baseball Association, of which |
Mayor L. W. Mix is president, |
is doing everything possible to
make the association a success,
and everybody should assist the
good work both morally and |
financially. Buy a ticket to the
grand stand and see tOmorrow'S |
game. If it's half as good as the |
game played last Sunday, |
you'll get run for your money.
G.. E. Sweet, general manager
of the Southern Arizona Mining |
Company, owning valuable min
ing property in this county, &C
companied by Mr.. E. l.. Snider,
trustee for the Mansfield Mining
& Smelling Company, arrived in
the city yesterday from Kansas
City, Mo-, at which place the of
fees Of the companies are lOcat-
ed. The gentlemen are guests