The border vidette., 1914-01-31

Sldent of NOgaleS, when he was
 bookkeeper for the firm of Jos Pascholy & Company, has been a business visitor in the city a
 couple of days this week from Agua Prieta, Sonora, where for several years past he has been ngaged in the mercantile busi- ness.
 Wednesday the body of E. D. Garret, the Los Angeles travel ing salesman, who last Tuesday morning died suddenly at the depot, from heart failure, was shipped to Los Angeles, from George B. Marsh undertaking parlors. At the inquest held Tuesday afternoon by Coroner Chatham, it was learned that deceased was tifty-five years of age, and married.
 Joe ROnstadt of the Ronstadt Company of Tucson, returned home last Tuesday from Can anea, bringing with him a broken ankle, the result of having gotten in a run away at the big copper camp. Joe will be on crutches a long time as result of the accident. What Joe was doing fooling with a horse and buggy, is mystery. A long time ago he discarded the horse for an anto.
 In an interesting game last Sunday on the local diamond, r 1o feated the All-Stars, in walk, the score being seven to one, in favor of the Tuna Lax boys. Peck and Joffroy pitched and Wright caught for the new nine, and Medina and Ramirez ap- peared for the All-Stars To- morrow afternoon another fast game will be played between the the Tuna Lax and the All Stars.
 c. P. Cronin, representing the Southern Pencil Company of this city, who for some time past has been in Phoenix in the in tereSt of his company, is enjoy ing a few days visit here with Mrs. Cronin and the children. He reports business good and says he sold more than thirty thousand pencils in Maricopa county alone. The pencils sold by the Southern Pencil Company are high grade and of handsome design. Tom Hanlan of this city, is President of the con- pany.
 The Elks of Arizona are going to have a great time in Phoenix on April 1O-11, next, the date of the third annual session of B. P. O. Elks State Reunion of Arizona. All Bills are herewith the Best People on Earth. Com mittees have already been ,ap- pointed to arrange for making the third annual reunion the biggest and best ever. Don't forget the date, April 1O-11, next. For further information, address Geo. A. Crowder, gen. eral secretary, Phoenix, Ariz.
 Manager Joaquin A. Legarra, of Don Ramon Vasquez' Red House, left Tuesday for New York City to purchase a big stock of goods for the newly established wholesale depart, ment at The Red House. Mrs. Legarra and the children ac- companied MT. Legarra to Ben son where they will spend a week visiting relatives and friends. Manager Legarra ex- poets to be absent from Nogales a month or six weeks, during which time he will purchase an immense line of goods for his store.
 One of the most delightful social parties seen in Nogales in many years, was that given Wednesday evening of last week, from 7:3O to 1O:3O, at the elegant home of MT. and Mrs. Pat Hannah on Morley avenue, in honor of Master James Han nan's fourteenth birthday an Twenty seven of Jim- mics little lad and lassie friends were present, and all had a royal good time dancing and feasting. THE BORDER VIDETTE joins Jimmie's host of friends in him many happy birth day parties like the one given in honor of his fourteenth birthday 
 Robert Mitchell, one of the best known, most successful