The border vidette., 1914-11-28

1Z TOT 70 cents 01 all assorted
 for S1 .OO post paid. BOOST TOWN
 AND COUNTY. Internationa
 Drug O., Phone G. adv.
 A. '. Lewis, of Lewis & Hart
 nermosillo ore buyers, has beer
 a business visitors in the line
 city this week. Mr. Lewis for
 merly resided in Nogales with
 his family. They have a host oi
 friends here. For some time
 past they have resided in Doug
 las
 Don Manuel MaScarenas, Sr., is here enjoying a visit with his sons Albert and Guillermo. For some time past Don Manuel has been sojourning on the Pacific coast, at Los Angeles and San Francisco. His immense local interests are looked after by his son Guillermo.
 Henry Pyeatt, whose splendid ranch is located in the foothills of the Huachuca mountains, was here several days this week for the purpose of receiving a bunch of Mexican cattle, purchased from local dealers. Thursday Mir. Pyeatt and his son drove the cattle home.
 Fred. Afford, many years su; erintendent of the Sonora Cop per Ore Corporation of which A. M Conard is president and general manager, after spending a couple of days in the city on company business, returned yes terday to Noria, making the trip in the La Cobriza automobile.
 This week w. G. Bowman moved into his new offices and business house on Grand avenue, and is now at home to his num- erous friends and acquaitances. MT. F. Rodriguez has leased a part of the building, and just as soon as needed improvements can be made, will move his big stock of hardware into new quarters.
 At the close of the ball game last Thu csday, Captain Mix awarded the championship tro- phies to the 12th Infantry team for the NogaleS League in the 1914 series. The trophies are ribbon watch fobs with a gold charm announcing the championship for 1914. Each member of the team re- ceived one.
 Mark Wanless, the Hermosillo ore buyer, has been here sev- cral days from Sonora's capital city. MT. Wanless has in con- temptation the installation of of fees in Nogales, Arizona. He and his family may also build home here. They have resided 4-in5f. Hermosillo ] many years, and own valuable real estate there.
 Last Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. J. J. Donovon, passed away at the St. Joseph's hos pital in this city. after a finger ing illness. A husband and six small children are left to mourn. They have the sympathy of the entire community. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon from the Catholic church, inter- ment being in the Nogales ceme- tery.
 I. B. Bowers arrived in the city Thursday evening from No ria. He will spend a couple of days here transacting private business, returning south next MT. Charland, the au- tomobile man, who has been en- toying a deer hunt at MT. Bow ers' ranch, also returned to the city. He reports having had the time of his life, hunting big and little game.
 Friends of Richard Reynolds, the veteran, we'll known U, $. customs inspector, who one day last week was accidentally shot 1t Naco during the battle be- tween the forces of Governor and Gen. Hill, will be pleased to learn that the wound is not serious, and it will not be necessary to amputate his leg. He is in the c. & A. hospital in Bisbee.
 Geo. F. Weiland and Sra. Te- cesa Torres were married at the nome of the brides parents on jhe Sonoita grant couple oe niles below town Wednesday at o'clock, Justice of