The border vidette., 1914-06-13

vice now given Nogales by the
 Tucson Citizen, is greatly ap-
 preciated by citizens of this place
 and sorrounding country. Mr.
 w: c. Lord, the local represent atiye, is an experienced, up-to- | the minute news getter, and a
 gentleman. THE BORDER VI
 DETTE wishes Mr. Lord and the i Citizen success.
 Charles J. Ruppelius, man.
 agerof Richard Brady's big Pima county ranch, is enjoying a
 couple days visit here with Mrs.
 Ruppelius and the children, who are visiting the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. w. Purdy, the lady's
 parents. Before going to Pima
 county MT. Ruppelius and
 family resided in Nogales, where
 they have host of friends and acquaintances.
 Dr. c. A. Smith, the we'll known successful Alamos dent iSt, who eleven years ago re sided here with his family, has for the past week been a visitor in the city. Just as soon as a big lot of supplies ordered from the east, arrive, the doctor will return to Alamos, where he is doing a splendid business. His old Nogales friends and acquaint- anceS were pleased to see him.
 Rodolfo Vasquez, the mining engineer, who with his family resided in Nogales many years, is here from Los Angeles, on business connected with his ex- tensive mining interests, here and in Sonora. Mr. Vasquez is of this city. He and his family are pleasantly remembered by many of our citizen. They now have a pleasant home in the City of Angels.
 Friends of City Councilman W. G. Bowman, of this city, are urging him to announce himself a candidate for the high and important office of sheriff of Santa. Cruz county. Wirt is a sure enough go-getter," and if he decides to make the race, he'll make his opponents mighty hard to catch" Yesterday MT. Bowman returned from Cal ifornia where he disposed of a trainload of ca attle.
 Tuesday Dr. J. Mcconnell, ac- companied by pr. Powell, U. S. A., and DrS. F. T. Beckert and J. H. Hoghland. motored to Fort Huachuca, where Drs. Mcconnell and Beckert success fully passed muster for active service in the United States army, in case our Uncle Sam needs their service. Lieuten- ants Mcconnell and Beckert and Dr. Hoghland greatly enjoyed their first visit to the fort.
 Olive and Ethel Doherty, ac- complished daughters of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Doherty, pioneer citizens of this place, who have been teaching school in Califor- mia, returned from the Golden State last Monday, to spend the vacation at home with their parents and friends. The ladies are native daughters of this city. They have a host of friends in this section, all of whom will be pleased to wei come them home.
 Last Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage, Rev. B. M. Mobley, officiating, Mir. George B. Clarke, vice president and manager of the Mira Monte Sanitarinm, this city, and Emily Weber Hermann, charming accomplished lady, who came here several months ago from Vancouver, Canada, were quietly united in the holy bonds of matrimony. Only a few in timate friends of the high con- tracting parties were present. | We wish MT. and Mrs. Clarke 1 much happiness.
 Tuesday Dr. V. A. Sneaker | was called to DuqueSne to at | tend the wife of one of the work men employed by the Duquesne | Mining & Reduction Company, of which MT. c. A. Bankerd, has for long time been general l superintendent. The company are now employing forty men and raOular ShjnmontS nf Ora