The border vidette., 1914-08-01

l gees plenO man, WQO pOSSlOly
 has sold more pianos in south
 ern Arizona during the past
 dozen years, than all other | Salesmen combined, is business visitor in Nogales, having arriv- ed Thursday from Douglas. He reports business in the Shelter City fine.
 The Nogales Lumber Com
 pany have leased from the
 Southern Pacific, the big lot on Court street, between Morley
 and Grand avenues, and next
 week an experienced lumber man
 will arrive in the city to take
 charge of the new lumber com
 Dany'S business. Attention is
 called to the announcement of
 the new company in THE BOR- DER VIDETTE.
 The forepart of the week A.
 M. Conard, president and gen erdl manager of the Sonora Copper Smelling Company, ac- companied by Mrs Conard and the children, returned from Los Ange e s. Tuesday morning Manager Conard. who was met here by Superintendent Fred. Afford, continued on south to Cobre Grande, the company's big copper properties near Noria.
 MT. Kennith Kennedy, for a long time head bookkeeper and accountant for the Three R, spent a couple of days in the city this week, from camp. The gentleman'S Democratic friends are urging him to announce him. self as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court, an office he is thoroughly competent to fill. Besides being an expert bookkeepper, MT. Kennedy is an experienced stenographer.
 Hon. George w. Atkinson and Tom Casanega, two of the coun- tvs most prominent. successful stockraisers, spent Thursday in Nogales. Mrs. Atkinson and family are spending the summer at their splendid ranch home near Calabasas. During the win ter months they make their home in Tucson, where they have a fine residence MT. Joe Deegan, MT. Atkinson's partner, accom- panied the gentlemen to the | city.
 Tuesday morning a bunch of | thirteen Mexican political re- fugees from Guaymas, were es- corted to the international line by a squad of constitutionalist soldiers, and told to beat it." The "undesirables" after being by the United States officers, were per nitted to go their way, rejoic- ng, and now the United States las thirteen more inhabitants who will cuss President Wilson 'or not intervening in Mexico.
 c. V. Fowler, one of Nogales' most successful young business nen, has returned from Los An seleS, feeling fine and happy. He reports his wife doing nicely. liter having undergone a very successful operation in one of LOS Angeles famous hospitals. At the time of the operation, the ady's brother, Dr. w. F. Cheno- veth, of this city, one of the pest known physicians in the tate, was with his sister. Dr. has also returned nome.
 After three weeks delightfully."- pent at the home of her brother, ,. D. Miller, editor of THE BOR DER VIDETTE, Mrs. Eugene ,chroff, of Pennsylvania, de- parted yesterday for Tempe, where she will visit her brother, Curt w. Miller, editor of the Tempe News. From Tempe 1rs. Schroff will go to Califor- ia, thence east. It has been many years since Little Sister" |. nd her brothers met and need ,, ess to say their meeting will Ong be pleasantly remembered.
 H. S. Corbett, of Tucson, ( member of the big J. Knox Cor ( 'ett Lumber Company, and ( 1onte Mansfield. another wide wake, twenty century business . nan of the ancient and honor : ble pueblo, last Tuesday motor 1; d up to Nogales. and after important business ere, returned home the same I fight. Mir. Corbett was met '
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