The border vidette., 1915-08-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Alfonso Pellegrin is back from a pleasant outing on the coast.
 Harry Fryer was a business visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week from the San Rafael valley.
 Carlos Rivera, cashier of Ban co de Sonora, is building a stone residence on the hill east of the l Mexican customs house in Mo- gales, Sonora.
 Tom Gittins, the millman, has returned from out in the Altar district, Sonora, where he had been working for c. w. Laugh lin, the mine owner.
 c. B. Wilson of Patagonia was l been on private business. Chris. has one of the biggest, finest freights outfit in Arizona.
 There is something doing every minute in Nogales. If you want to see sure enough live town, come to Nogales, the big gest little city in the country.
 Col. Ben Ashbey's handsome new residence on Marsh Heights, is nearing completion. It will be one of the beauty spots in that splendid resident sections.
 Old Mission beer 25 cents bottle at Mission Cave. adv.
 Jim Reagan, Frank Powers and Harry Barnett, prominent citizens of Patagonia, were sight seeing in the city last Thursday. They came down Wednesday evening.
 During the absence of Dr. Gustetter from Nogales, Dr. Schudder, of the medical corps, U. S. A., will occupy his office and take care of Dr. Gustetter's practice.
 After a delightful outing at the Purdum ranch near Sonoita, Rev. B. H. Mobley of the Me- thodist church, accompanied by his interesting family returned home Monday.
 Dr. Sam S. Butler, wife and little son. came up from Mazda lena the forepart of the week to enjoy few days visit with MT. and B. B. Sharpe. Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Sharpe are sisters.
 The new auto fire truck for the Nogales Fire Department has been shipped from New York and will arrive about the middle of August, according to Assistant Chief H. M. Clagett.
 George D. Gross was in from camp last Monday. He says Mrs. Gross and the children are enjoying camp life. So is Billie Colburn, one of Georges mining partners who is also at the mines.
 Thursday residents of Noga- les, Sonora, who came across the line for safety in case there should be a battle, returned to their homes. The danger of a battle here has apparently pass ed.
 Editor H. P. Greene of the Patagonian, was @ county seat visitor last Monday. MT. Greene is one of Patagonia's most loyal, enthusiastic boosters. He re- ports mining conditions imprOv- ing.
 John Brickwood, Jr., manager of the Old Soldier mines, was in from camp the forepart of the week to purchase camp and mine supplies. He will soon commence making regular ship mentS of ore.
 I. P. Frasier and l.. w. Klene, two prosperous dry farmers from the Elgin country were visitors here the forepart of the week. They say they have one of the best sections in the state and are boosting it as such. Mrs. Ford, wife of manager Ford of the J. D. Halstead Lum Der Company, will arrive in a few days to join her husband who recently came here from Phoenix to take charge of the lumber company's local branch An interesting Get Together meeting of the Chamber of Com merce was held last Tuesday evening at the Santa Cruz Club Important business was trans acted and several ringing speeches were made by Collect or Hardy and other members.