The border vidette., 1914-04-11

Elgin. Will is one of the coun.
 tvs successful cattle raisers.
 Wednesday evening w. G. Bowman returned from Sonora
 where he purchased a trainload
 of cattle. The stock will be
 shipped to the United States
 some time this month.
 Last Sunday and Monday Bob Shugart and Ed. Lanier enjoyed
 a visit at the Buena Vista ranch
 in Sonora owned by Don Manuel
 Mascarenas, the Nogales mil
 lionaire banker and rancher. They report doves very plenti- ful.
 Tuesday Mrs. Oster, wife of the late A. R. Oster, formerly of Nogales, now a resident of Tucson, arrived in the city from the ancient and honorable pueblo, to enjoy visit in No gales, the guest of Mrs. w. c. Budge.
 Manager Ferd Van Mourick of the Sonora News Company, is now the happy owner of a a handsome new Overland auto mobile, which he handles like a professional. He says his new machine easily makes MarSh'S Heights on the high"
 A food and fancy work sale will be given by the -Woman's Guild of St. Andrews church, Saturday D. m., April 18th. The sale will be held in the Sunday school room of the church. Tea and cake will be served. All strangers are especially invited.
 T.J. Watson. the Los Angeles mining man, who has a bond on the Austerlitz mine in the Gro district, this county, owned by Dr. A. H. Noon and sons, was a business visitor in the city couple of days this week, from the old gold district.
 Wednesday State Represent ative H. J. Saxon, who for sev- eraI days has been absent from the city looking after his exten- Sive cattle interests, was a visit or in Nogales, having come to town to meet his partner, John Higginbotham. the Laird of Carbo.
 Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch came up from Tucson. The lady is a sister of Mrs. J. A. Harrison and Mrs. M. H. Barr, and is we'll and | known in Nogales, | where she and her husband re- sided before going to Tucson to reside.
 John F. Tener, the mining man, formerly of this city, who | now makes his home at Pata- gonia, was a business visitor at | the county seat yesterday. Mrs. | Tener is spending the summer 1t Patagonia with her husband who has mining interests in that | district.
 For the splendid charita ble work she is doing these days, Mrs. Pat Hannah deserves great | praise. This week she collected | than a hundred and fifty dollars for a destitute mother md several little children, who were left to starve by degen- crate brute.
 Captain John Cady, the veter- tn restaurant and hotel man, spent Monday here from Pata- sonia. Captain Cady reported lis home town on the banks of he Sonoita, booming, more ore being shipped from that point ust now than at any time in lozen years.
 H. Lawton, general passenger Lgent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, arrived in the city yes erday from the coast, being ac- by his assistant, MT. Jackson. Both gentlemen have many friends and acquaintances lere and throughout Sonora, who are pleased to see them pack.
 Last evening Charles P. Rini- ger of Van Vert, Ohio, and John 2. Fox of Payne, Ohio, arrived n the city from their mining property on the Yaqui river, Sonora. The gentlemen will purchase a big lot of mining ma :hinery from Roy & Titcomb, nc. They are guests at the National hotel.
 c. A. Bankerd, manager of )uquesne Mining & Reduction Company valuable Santa Cruz