The border vidette., 1913-11-08

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 visit with relatives and friends
 in the east. She is accom- panied
 by an aunt, Mrs. M. P. Ker
 mode, whose home is in Balti.
 more, Maryland. After visitin g
 here c couple of weeks the lady
 will go to California.
 Mrs Harrison, wife of State Senator James A. Harrison, has gone to Pittsburg, Pa, to enjoy a visit with her mother and other relatives and friends. Be fore returning home Mrs. Harri son will also visit relatives ia 1 New York City The senator says it is mighty lonesome out at the ranch.
 James Reagan of Patagonia, was here a couple of days this week, having come to town to enjoy a visit with his brother, Frank, who has returned from Del Rio. Texas. MT. Reagan, who is engaged in business in the second city in the county, reports business good, and daily improving.
 Miss Tillie Bowman, charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. G. Bowman, returned Thursday from California where she has been attending school. Tillie has spent many years of her life in Nogales. where she has a host of friends and acquaint- anceS, all of whom are glad to see her home.
 Fred Saver, of Patagonia, win ner of the Sneaker automobile, was here Thursday for the pur- pose of having look at his prize. In view of the fact that Fred did not get his machine in time for the State Fair auto races, he has decided to sell it cheap. See Dan Johnson for price and terms.
 Tom Gittins is back from the Imperial Valley, where he went with a consignment of fat cattle. shipped there by I. B. Bowers, of Noria. Tom says the cattle were sold soon after they arriv- ed there, for a good figure. MT. Bowers was detained in Los An geles on private business, but is expected home today or tOmOr TOW.
 THE BORDER VIDETTE has just received Who's Who in Arizona,' edited and published by MT. Jo. Connors. It con S2O pages, including many hand some illustrations, and is a lasting credit to MT. Connors and to The Arizona Daily Star, which is responsible for the ex cellent appearance of Who's Who in Arizona"
 Mrs. George B. Marsh, owner of George B. Marsh. Inc, beau tiful Marsh's Heights and other valuable city property, after an extended business and pleasure visit with relatives in the east, has returned home, and is again giving her extensive interests personal attention. The lady's numerous friends are pleased to see her home again.
 Mrs. Sam Holly, of Los An geles, is visiting the beautiful home of her daughter, Mrs. Ferd. VanMourick, on Marsh's Heights, having arrived from the city of Los Angeles last week. The lady has visited here before and has a large num- ber of friends and acquaintances all of whom are pleased to wei come her to our little city.
 Pope Calderon, of Hermosillo, who has for the past month been sojourning at Agua Prieta, Sonora, a guest of the constitu- tionalists, is again circulating among his Nogales friends. all of whom are pleased to see him. Pope says he is very pleased to get back to sunny Nogales; the climate over Agua Prieta way, was not bit to his liking.
 Thursday afternoon Bill King and a party of friends motored to Tucson, where King had an tment to meet his father, MT. Jack King, the well known mining man, who has valuable mineral holdings in Sonora. The gentleman has just returned from visit to California on inn portant private business. He will accompany his son back to Nogales, this evening.