The border vidette., 1914-07-25

| | PSomaS Grocery Go. adv The marriage of Joseph Henry 1 Mcdonald and Miss Frances Evangeline BrickwOod has been
 announced for Saturday morn ing, August first, at the church
 of the Sacred Heart in this city.
 The contracting parties are well
 and favorably known in NOgales, where the bride was born, and
 where the groom resided many
 years with his mother. Their
 many friends join us in wishing
 them much joy.
 Senator Marcus A. Smith ad-
 viseS us that he has at his dis
 poSal a limited number of the
 last edition of the Agricultural
 Year Book, which have recently
 been received for distribution.
 While they last, Senator Smith
 will be very glad to furnish a
 copy to any one who may apply,
 addressing him at the United
 States Senate, Washington, D. c. This publication is of great
 S cultural pursuits.
 Wednesday a man by the name of Harris, aged about thirty five years, fell from a railroad bridge near Sonoita and was almost in Stantly killed, his neck having
 been broken. Members of the bridge building gang with whom the unfortunate man was work ing at the time of his, sudden, untiElely death, took the body to SonoHa for burial, after Judge Coughlin of Patagonia held an inquest over the body. Harris was from Dallas, Texas, where his parents resided. He was single.
 THE BORDER VIDETTE is au- thorized to announce the can didacy of MT. George w. Parker, of the San Rafael valley, for the office of member of the board of supervisors of Santa Cruz coun- ty, subject to the will of the De- mocratic electors at the primary election, September 9th. MT. Parker is one of the county'S best known, ,wellto-do success ful StockraiSerS. He has faith fully and we'll served the county as a member of the board of su- perviSOrS, and if nominated at the Democratic primaries, his election is assured.
 Dr. H. A. Hughes, of Phoenix, Democratic candidate for gov ernor, arrived in Nogales last Saturday, and Monday returned north. The gentleman express ed himself greatly surprised at the many evidences of pros perity in and around NogaleS. Coming from Phoenix, where he has resided many years, he na- turally found our mountain clim- ate much cooler than the capital city. He also found a united Democracy and all signs point ing to a magnificent victory for the "Unterrified" this fall The doctor promised to return.
 Last Sunday the Rexalls on the local diamond took the Bankers to cleaning, after which the Tuna Lax boys de- feated the Twelfth Infantry boys by a close score of 4 to 3. The second game was one of the best of the season. The Tuna Lax are arranging for a game 1 with Bisbee, at future date, later to be announced. The | Tuna boys now have a strong team, which their friends say can defeat any other team in the state. The boys expect to arrange games with Phoenix, Mesa, and other towns, after they play Bisbee and Douglas.
 Tuesday evening at the pleas ant home of Mir. and Mrs. Harry | Smith on Crawford street, de | Iightful little party was held, at | which Miss Arrieta Smith was the charming hostess. Those present besides the hostess, were the Misses Mildred Fowler, Helen Forbes, Titcomb, Mildred Glore, M. Glore, Margaret Wylie, Lund, and Messrs. Will Cava- Jack O'Keefe, Duane Bird, Hugo Miller, Herbert Wood, Harry Chenoweth, T. Bowman, Ed. Titcomb, A. Har- wood. The amusements includ- ed cards and dancing, after which delicious refreshments were served