The border vidette., 1914-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Labor Day next Monday.

Sonora, is here from Los An geles-
 Dr. Sneaker is wearing a broad smile. It's a girl. Mother and little one doing nicely.
 Mr. J. g. Gatlin, candidate for supervisor, is here from his ranch home near Patagonia. Dave Schetter has gone to Wilcox to visit his brother. He may later go east on private business.
 S. Papina has purchased the saloon of F. Moreno, on Morley avenue, next door to the EScO- bosa Hotel.
 Arturo Morales, wealthy, well known citizen of GuaymaS, is a business visitor in the city, from the Pacific coast.
 Trains are again running be tween NOgales and points south. Thursday morning A. M. COnard and party departed for Culiacan.
 J. E. Wise and family, after spending couple of months pleasantly on the Pacific coast, have returned to their delightful CalabasaS home.
 Red" Bill Logan, for long time in the employ of the La Cobriza Mining Company, is enjoying a visit in Nogales, with old friends.
 Charley Casteel, after being absent from Nogales several years, has returned and is now doing the ''dayshift" at the Lyric Bar. Billie Colburn will take we'll earned rest.
 Friends of Leslie E. Hardy, Democratic candidate for Attor ney General, are playing him against the field. Leslie is son of Collector and Mrs. Charley Hardy of Nogales.
 Lew and Omar Sanders, two old tine Texas friends of W. G. Bowman and family. are enjoy ing visit in Nogales. They El Paso last week.
 James Reagan is here from Pa tagOnia. The Reagan brothers, Jim, Frank and Lee, are in terested in valuable placer gold property in the Altar district. J. K. Wright is associated with them. All will make big money.
 Jose (Pepe) Calderon, former ly of HermOSillO, now farming between Nogales and Calabasas, Thursday brought to town, a wagon load of as fine water melons as were ever seen here. One a yard long weighed fifty pounds.
 That Senatorial Bulletin" being mailed to Democratic vot- CTS marked Personal" I'm portant," by The-Ling- -ForS Sen atcr Club of PhnninX, will act as as boomerang. Supporters of Senator Mark Smith believe in a 'square deal"
 H. A. Byrne, bookkeeper for the Nogales Lumber Company, was at his desk yesterday, having arrived the day before from Pata gonia, where he is also connected with the big lumber yard owned by the J. Knox Cor bett Lumber Company.
 Captain Jack Noonan, the man who never talks, is back from Lower California. He reports having had a good time. He says that section has d bright future. There is plenty of water and feed down there. Jack re- fused to talk war stuff.
 If you need GLASSES, for weak eyes. headaches, nervous troubles etc., call on Arizona's l Leading opticians, Dr. Schell of l Tucson. He will be in Nogales l September 18th and 14th on his regular visit, and at Patagonia l Ou Tuesday Sept. 18th.
 Jay Lowe, who is holding a i very responsible position at the | State Insane Asylum, under Superintendent Kingsley of No i gales, is enjoying a few days | visit with old friends in Nogales. He will remain here until after the primaries next Tuesday
 The forepart of the week Ed. 1 Titcomb, head of the mammoth local firm of Roy & Titcomb, Inc mOtOred ont to the old Du-