The border vidette., 1915-09-25

turned last Tuesday from an ex- tended trip east and in Califor- mia, on business and pleasure.
 J. l.. Davis is registered at the Montezuma hotel, from Tue son. He is now touring south ern Arizona for a we'll known firm of tailors. Says he is doing fine business.
 Vic Condron, agent for the Standard Oil Company, with headquarters in Tucson, was 0 busy visitor in town a couple of days this week, on business for his big company.
 John Higgingbotham, Laird of Carbo, is back from the coast, where he and Mrs. Higgin bo- than spent the summer sight seeing at the expositions and on Santa Catalina Island.
 The 24th Infantry, U. $. A., is said to be coming to Nogales. The 24th is one of Uncle Sam's crack regiments, being composed of many officers and soldiers who have seen long service.
 Judge Issac Frasier was here the forepart of the week from Elgin. The judge is successful " engaged in dry farming in the Elgin district, where he and his brothers have resided number of years.
 Mrs. Otto H. Herold and Mrs. E. M. Mather were passengers on Thursdays northbound train en route to Los Angeles and other points of interest on the coast, including the San Fran cisco exposition.
 Thursdays train from Tucson brought in carload of 30 30 cartridges from Juarez, conSign- ed to Governor Maytorena; an other carload arrived yesterday from the same place, for the Villa coinmander.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. , in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting speciality. adv.
 Monday Wayne Heffner and P. w. Johnson, business men of Chandler, Arizona, were visitors in Nogales, being chaperoned around by J. R. Halstead, the lumber man. They motored over from the Salt River valley.
 Dr. and Mrs. Proper have re- turned to Nogales from their San Diego home and will spend the winter here. Dr. Proper is in the employ of the GirouX Cattle iCo., the main office of which is in the Jund Building.
 Monday County Attorney S. F. Noon set Tuesday. September 18th, as the date for the Proctor brothers hearing. It will be held in Nogales. Duffy 6 Pur- dunn and Tom Richey have been engaged to represent the boys.
 Francis M. Hartman, attorney in Arizona for the Southern Pa cifc railroad, has returned to Tucson from San Francisco, where he went to the Southern Pacific hospital for an operation on his eyes. It was very sue cessful.
 The Liberty Bell on it's return to Philadelphia, from the expo sition, will be in Tucson on No vember 18th. A big crowd is expected to go to the ancient and honorable pueblo, from No gales, to see Americas most in. | tereSting relic.
 Lew Saunders, the popular iituey man, who recently dispos ed of his interest in the Nogales jitney line, accompanied by his brother, Omar, the telegraph operator, left the forepart of the week for an extended pleasure visit on the coast.
 Tuesday a big bunch of No gales antlered herd of Elks vii go to Tucson to attend a meet ing Of h Best People or Earth" The majority will gc on the afternoon train, but quite a number will make the cross country trip by automobile. 1 Col. Wade Purdum, father O Attorney E. R. Purdum. was visitor at the county seat las | Wednesday, on business connect