The border vidette., 1915-10-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Road bond election October

George Motley, member of Collector Hardy's efficient office force, has gone on his annual vacation.
 L. M. Raines, the mining man, has recovered from his recent illness. He was threatened with pneumonia.
 Attorney c. L. Hardy return ed the forepart of the week from Tucson where he had been on legal business.
 Flo. Jones and Harry Hines, the brick' dealers. are doing splendid business during these building boom days.
 Karns Bros, Inc, this week received a big shipment of Ford cars, which "The Senator" says are going like hot cakes.
 Tuesday Editor H. P. Greene of the Patagonian, returned from Tucson where he attended the Labor Federation meeting.
 Bert Cunningham of the Giroux Cattle Company, has this week been 8 visitor in the city from the company's ranch in Sonora.
 Our old friend Bob Rankin of Duquesne, last Thursday pur chased from the Nogales Auto Company, a. handsome Maxwell.
 Wednesday Cy Marsteller and Bert Sorrells, two well known, successful stockraisers, were viSito:S in the city from their ranches.
 w. T. Roath, the Elgin cattle raiser, is arranging to build three brick cottages, on his splendid lot. corner of Sonoita avenue and Noon street.
 The two little children of Mir. and Mrs Albert Mascarenas are recovering from their. recent ill- ness at their home in Nogales, Sonora. They have typhoid fever
 Governor Maytorena of Son ora is in Washington attending the A. B. c. conference. Dur ing his absence, Treasurer Carlos Randall is acting governor of Sonora.
 Mondays and Fridays the train for Guaymas will leave here at l7 o'clock Tn the morning. Re turning it will arrive Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock in the evening.
 A. G. Bass, travelling repre- sentative oflthe El PaSo-Union Stockyards Co.,, has been in the city this week, having come on a combined business and pleas ure visit. :.
 Tuesday B. B. Bethell and E. H. Evans of the Washington Trading Co.,, were visitors at the county seat from Patagonia. They motored down in MT. Be- | thelFS auto.
 Robt. Ogle, efficient clerk in The First National Bank of No gales, has gone to the coast for a we'll earned vacation He will visit both expositions before re- turning home.
 Supervisors J. S. Gatlin and Geo. w. Parker, after attending the regular monthly meeting of the board of supervisors, Mon day, returned to their respective i homes last Tuesday.
 Tuesday Line Rider James Gamble and Tom Heady, man. ager of the great Lochiel ranch in the San Rafael valley, return ed to the valley after spending a couple of days here on busi- ness.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
 Jack King, the mining man. is here from his copper properties in Pima county, which he says have the ear-markS of develop ing into bonanzas. c. P. Reini- ger of Van Vert, Ohio, is aSsO- ciated with MT. King.
 MT. and Mrs. Glidewell, of Patagonia, after enjoying a few days here, shopping, returned home yesterday. They recently visited on the Pacific coast where MT. GGdewell had his eye treat ed, by specialists.