The border vidette., 1914-05-16

l nlSilU. at MdSOnlc f1all m IOc-
 son, reception was held in
 honor-of Mrs. Charles E. Hardy, wife of Collector of U. $. Chs
 toms Hardy of the port of No,
 gales.
 What a real pleasure it will be for your wife to be able to do the ironing with Electric Iron any time of the day. Just a little turn of the switch and the juice is there. Vote for the
 Electric Light & Power Fran chise May 25th. adv.
 Thursday l.. M. Raines, the
 mining man, accompanied by
 Mrs. Raines, Master Hampton, and MT. w. H. Martin, motored down to Tubac, where they en. joyed a days outing. Bob Fortune was at the wheel of the
 big touring car.
 Why swelter in your office or home, when a little turn of the switch will start that Electric
 Fan and drive out MT. Summer Heat. Morning, noon, or night. Vote for the cheap rates and 24 hour service May 23th. Don't forget the date. adv.
 Col. Jack Wilson, the con- stitutionalist. aviator, is back from Tucson. where had been on United States court business The Colonel says he is con-
 tident of winning his case when it comes to trial. He'll be on hand when wanted.
 The Ladies will have a chance to show their voting strength when they go to the polls May 25th. and cast their vote for that Electric Light & Power Franchise. Ladies it's up to you to show the men a thing or two about progress. adv.
 Ed. Holden, millmau at Cerro de Plata, is sojOurning in the city, pending a resumption of work at the silver camp. He is accompanied by his family. Ed. says he is ready to go back, upon receipt of the high sign" from Manager Elgin Holt.
 ''El Eco de Sonora" is the name of a new Spanish weekly soon to be published in Tucson by Senor Camacho, x-prefect of HermoSillO, now an exile in the United States. When order ed out of Sonora, Camacho was editor of ''La Voz de Sonora"
 Hon. George Parker, one of the county's big stock raisers, whose fine ranch is located in the beautiful San Rafael valley. | has been enjoying a couple of | days visit in the city, with | Judge Frank J. Duffy's family. | Mrs. Duffy is MT. Parker's sis ter.
 Wednesday Bracey Curtis, pre- Of the First National Bank of Nogales, returned from an extended visit to his old home in Boston. MT. Curtis looks the picture of health and having had a fine time His numerous friends are glad to see him back.
 Harry Lawton. general freight and passenger agent | for the Southern Pacific of Mex ico, who now makes his head quarters at Tucson, was visitor in the city Wednesday. Mir. Lawton has many friends and acquaintances in Nogales who are always glad to see him.
 This week Mrs. c. E. Hardy, wife of Honorable c. E. Hardy, collector of customs at the port of Nogales, has been in Tucson friends. The Hardys resided in Tucson many years before coming to Nogales. They have a hest of friends and ac- 1uaintances in the ancient and honora ble pueblo. Last Sunday evening Joe, the bright little three and a half year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Joe Dupuy, died after a illness, and on Monday the funeral was held from the family residence on Nelson avenue, interment being in the NOgales cemetery. Pneumonia was the cause of title Joe'S death.
 Thos. D. Bowman, American Jica cOnSu1 at NOUaleS SO-