The border vidette., 1913-03-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Fowler an official visit. It goes
 without saying that he found everything in the local poStoffice
 up- p-tO-the. minute.
 Dennis Coughlin, the Wash ingtOn Camp mining man, after spending a few days in NogaleS with old friends, was a north
 bound passenger Wednesday ev- ening, en route to Tucson.
 This week The International Gas Company installed hand some lights in front of the h. ternational Store and at the corner of Morley avenue and International street, Miss Mamie Donaghue's splendid property.
 Who's Who Conners," was here several days this week gather ing dates for Arizona's new Blue Book. Jos a sure enough rustler, and we wish him all sorts of good luck. While here he signed up" a number of our leading citizens.
 In the death, last Tuesday, of their 16-months-old baby girl, MT. and Mrs. B. F. Thomas of this city, have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire commun- ity. The little one was buried Wednesday, interment being in the NOgaleS cemetery.
 Billie Pate, famous Sonora hunter, is here from the south. having arrived several days ago with two of his ion-hunting blood hounds. During the past two years, Pate has possibly killed more wild animals than any dozen men in the state of Sonora.
 Roy Stump of Patagonia, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week from the Wildcat mines iu Tem- poral canyon, now being dev- eloped by himself and Fred. Sayre. Roy said the Wildcat was looking good. We hope the boys will get the money.
 Next Tuesday N. Leeker, of the La Barata, will have on sale an up-to- date, just like New York City, line of hats for ladies. Drop in and see the latest creat- ions, direct from the Hub" Everyone a dream. Prices right. Mir. Leeker also announces a Special Sale next week of All fred Benjamin suits.
 The forepart of the week H. M. Clagett, I. Burgoon, Earl Griswold and Jose Figueros, went out to the Penn Sonora Mines Company, to take charge of the installation of a big mill, now being placed on the old Durazno gold bonanza by Roy S Titcomb, Inc, of this city. They made the trip by auto.
 F. H. Huntington, Superinten- dent of the Lee mines situated at the foot of Old Baldy, has for several days past been a visitor in the city, having come in to get acquainted with his little son, a bouncing eleven and half pounder. Both mother and boy are getting along fine and returned to the Lee happy.
 Manager E. E. Bethell of the Trading Company's Patagonia store, accompanied | by Mrs. Bethell, spent Wednes- day at the county seat, where they have many friends and ac- quaintances. R tly Mrs. ! Bethell returned from a visit | to her old home in the east. The lady is now enjoying ex- cellent health.
 Geo. Januel of the Stag Bar Der Shop, as usual is up to- the minute. He has secured the ser vices of Mrs. Lu Roberts of | New York City. Mrs. Roberts | is specialist in all scalp and | hair diseases, facial messages, | hair dressing, cut ting, etc. Your patronage by | phone or mail calls will be | promptly answered.
 Monday and Tuesday Colonel | R. R. Richardson, and A. E. Crepin, of Patagonia, accom- panied by Mrs. Crepin and the children and Mrs. o. D. Bleakly and Mrs. P. $. Moore, of Frank lin, Penn, the former a sister and the latter a niece of Col