The border vidette., 1915-11-20
NOVEMBER 20. 1915.
LOCAL NEWS.
Look out for pick-pockets.

parties lett for -1agdalena.
 Joe and John Deegan were in
 from alabasaS last Tuesday.
 Next Monday the Information
 al Gas Company will commence
 making ice.
 l c. V. Fowler is at Phoenix
 enjoying the fair. He motored
 to the capital city.
 | Rockwell, of The Palace, just across the line, announces a free
 venison Mulligan for this after noon.
 The report that Villa confis- cated two thousand head of cat tie from the Alamo Cattle Co.,, has not been confirmed.
 Father G. c. Van Goethem contemplates giving Carnival at the Bazaar tent, for the be- nefit of the poor of the city. Tuesday Mrs. Dr. J. M. Har- ris of Patagonia, after delight full visit in the city, guest of Mrs. O. IF. Weaver. returned ! home.
 r l.. M. Raines, proprietor of the Nogales Steam Laundry, is nursing a badly poisoned hand, the result of burn from 8 match. Supervisor George W. Parker, accompanied by his brother, Duke, motored to Phoenix the forepart of the week to attend the fair.
 News Thursday evening of the victory of Villas army at was cause for great rejoicing in Nogales, Sonora.
 MT. Eduardo Arnold, x-pre- sidente of Cananea, who with his family now resides in Los An geleS, has been business visit or in Nogales this week.
 This is the day General Villa promised to take Hermosillo. It is said he has between. ten and twelve thousand soldiers, against Carranza'S seven thousand. | J. A. Harrison, president of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Co.,, returned yesterday from the state fair. Mrs. Harri- son and the young ladies will return later.
 Attorney c. l.. Hardy is act ing county attorney during Coun- ty Attorney S. F. Noon's ab- sence from the county. Mir. Noon and family are attending the state fair.
 Monday Thos. D. Casanega brought to town from his Gala basas ranch wagon load of nicely favored apples which he sold like hot-cakes, six pounds for quarter.
 Dr. Ray Ferguson has gone to Patagonia to reside, according to the Patagonian. The doctor is interested in mining property near Patagonia, in the Santa l Rita mountains.
 Thanks to the untiring efforts | of the ladies of the Catholic | church and the liberality of the | citizens of Nogales, the big | Catholic Bazaar was a great suc- cess in every respect.
 John Higginbotham, Laird of Carbo," and Mrs. Higgin bo- than, have decided to spend the winter months in Nogales, to the delight of their numerous friends and acquaintances.
 The Villa way of punishing Hooters, is to be commended | by everyone who believes in law 1 and order. Last week Villa is said to have executed ten men caught footing in Magdalena.
 Mir. Arnoldt, the expert book keeper and accountant, who sev- eral years ago was a resident of | Nogales, connected with the l.. B. Fleischer Co.,, IS sojourning l in Nogales, pending settlement 1 of conditions in Sonora.
 Thanksgiving Day reminds us of the annual ball in benefit of | the parroquial school. It will be given this year at the Bazaar tent, on Wednesday, November | 24th. Tickets, $1.OO. Sand WicheS and coffee will be served l
 The wood supply in Nogales, Sonora, is becoming very short. 1 and the water company may be l