The border vidette., 1914-12-19

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 baby. GEO. B. MARSH. INC. adv
 Last Wednesday the home of , Mir. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, on ! West Elm street, was made
 happy by the arrival of fine boy. Mother and little one are getting along nicely and Frank is again able to hustle business for his big establishment on Grand avenue. Congratulations.
 P. J. Munch, memb Der of Espee
 Agent Spriggs' efficient office
 force, has been placed in charge
 of the claim department in the
 local Southern Pacific office.
 Anyone having business with
 the claim department will find
 Claim Clerk Munch ready and
 willing at all times, to hear their
 story.
 With the establishment of the Owl Drug Store in Nogales, the
 Line City now has three of the best equipped drug stores Tn the state, the International, the American and the Owl. On the Sonora side of the line, Dr. Lo- peg has an to date drug store. When it comes to drugs, We should worry"
 Wednesday and Thursday evenings Don Franklin and Tom Hanlan. proprietors of The Mis- sion, entertained a number of their friends in real old Mission style. There was turkey and cranberry sauce galore, and other things that go to make Up a royal feast, and gladden. the 1 hearts of men.
 The family of R. J. Taylor, for a long time with A. Levels, the haberdasher, now proprietor of the Fowler Transfer Company, have arrived in the city from the east, and will make their future home here. Mir. Taylor also has | leased, for two years, the Sum- mey ranch just north of the city, and will raise hogs.
 Major Fred. Krohn, superin- tendent of the Nogales- Cananea branch of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, spent Thursday here from Naco, in consultation with General Superintendent H. J. Temple, who arrived that day from Empalme, in his handsome home, "Sonora, which has been newly painted and re- furnished.
 Wright 6 Wright have been busy for the past four weeks re- painting and otherwise improv- ing the National hotel, which is now one of the most attractive { hotels in southern Arizona. Wright brothers certainly un- derstand their business, and anyone having business dealings with them will find them always on the square"
 Orange blossom candies at In International Drug Store. adv.
 The Nogales Rifle Club, is the name of a new club recently or yanized in Nogales. The first { meet of the club was held last Sunday, at which some fine rifle shooting was witnessed. Shoot ng a turkeys head off at 1OO- yards, is certainly going some. ( number of the 12th Infantry ooys can even beat that, they i claim. for money, chalk or mar )leS. '
 J. J. Evans, the Patagonia 1 mining man, who for the past hree weeks has been taking the : rheumatic cure at the Castle Creek Hot Springs, has return I d feeling fine and dandy. He 'ays it's sure great to be free l rom all aches and pains. MT. Evans has valuable mining in ereStS in the Patagonia district which will now receive his per- Onal attention. l
 At the annual meeting of San ! a Cruz County Medical Associa- ion, held last Tuesday evening, CC he following officers for the en- : uing year were elected: Dr. . \. H. Noon, president; Dr. H. a v. Purdy, vice president; Dr. T. v. F. Chenoweth, secretary V reasuser, Drs. V. A. Sneaker v ne A. L.. Gustetter, Board of : jensors; Dr. Gustetter, delegate e o the State Convention.
 Joe Poiin, the Hermosillo l, ruggist, arrived in the city last \ Wednesday, from Mazatlan, via nn 'an Diego, California, and in a U