The border vidette., 1914-10-24

in the city yesterday and is to- day tcansacting legal business in Nogales.
 : Mrs. Herold, wife of County Recorder Phil Hero.d after a months illness is greatly inn pro".d to the delight of her numerous friends.
 Wednesday Frank Cox, Re publican nominee for county as- assessor, and H. Gordon Glore, county surveyor, departed for Patagonia and other outlying precincts in the county, expect ing to be away several days. They are making the trip by auto.
 Fisher" the American type man, was here Thursday from Los Angeles, interviewing the local printers. MT. Fishers firm is one of the best known, most reliable in the country. | Any order placed with him will receive immediate. careful at tention.
 Judge Frank J. Duffy, chair
 
 Central Committee, returned to the capital city the first of the week. He was accompanied by his son, Francis, who is attend ing the University of Arizona, of which his father is one of the Regents.
 Pedro Trelles, the well known Magdalena civil engineer, is visiting in the city, having ar rived Wednesday evening from the south. Recently MT. TrelleS completed the survey of a large tract of valuable land out in the Altar district, near the coast, for MT. A. M. Conard and Cal ifornia associates.
 Thursday night Tom Frazer and w. G. Bowman returned from an extended trip in the outlying precincts, where they had been rounding up votes for MT. Bowman, who is the Demo- crat nominee for sheriff. MT. Bowman is making a clean cam paign; the kind that wins in Santa Cruz county.
 Al Donau, the well known, successful Tucson real estate man, was a business visitor in the city on Thursday of this week. While here he was a guest of his father in law Louis Hummel, of Elgin. MT. Donau is is one of the best known busi ness men of Tucson, where he has resided many years.
 The work of completing the w. G. Bowman building on Grand avenue, is nearing completion rapidly, and will greatly en- nance the appearance of that section, and no doubt will be a source of great revenue to it's owner, who proposes engaging in the business of handling hay and grain, on a large scale.
 This week Mrs. Williams, wife of Jack Williams, assistant gen eral superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, ac- companied by the children, en- joyed a couple of, days in No gales with MT. Williams. MT. w lllld"S ana HIS interesting family have a fine suburban home near Tucson, where they reside.
 This week Manager Ferd. VanMourick of the Sonora News Company has been busy taking stock and and overhaul ing his company's big establish ment on Morley avenue. MT. VanMourick is also manager of the company's branches in Son ora. Notwithstanding the war, he reports business excellent, both in Nogales and the south country.
 Harper J. Cunningham, after an absence of couple of | months in New Mexico, where he owns a valuable mining prop erty, returned to Nogales last l Tuesday and is again occupying pleasant quarters at the Monte 1 zuma hotel. MT. Cunningham | also owns a group of good cop per properties situated near No gales, on the west side of Pata- | gOnia mountains.
 T. Philip Terry, general man. ager of the Sonora News Com pany, and Author of Terry'S | Mexico, and Terry's Pocket In terDreter, many thousand of L T II I