The border vidette., 1915-09-25

| by the arrival Of cute OaOy girl. Mrs. Stevens, who is at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ar thur Page, and the little one, ,are doing nicely. Shake, Lou.
 John Jund, of the Jund Build ing. arrived home last Sunday from two months pleasure visit to points of interest in Cal ifornia and the northwest. as far as Vancouver MT. Jund reports having had a splendid time, but says there's no place like No gales"
 Next Monday Collector of U. $. Customs Hardy will depart for New York to attend tbe an nual meeting of collectors. At El Paso he will be joined by Special Agent Kick Carpenter, who will attend the convention as a representative of the col lector of the El Paso port.
 Joe De egan, of Atkinson & Deegan, was visitor here last Wednesday. He said that Col. Atkinson who recently returned from a visit to Colorado, was nov at the big Calabasas ranch 1 feeling fine. Mrs. Atkinson and the children, who accompanied I him, are also at the ranch. Augustine Escobosa has return ed from Los Angeles, where he enjoyed a few days visit with Mrs. Escobosa and the children. The cross country trip to Los | Angeles was made in Henry Levin's automobile driven by o. Marquez. Those in the party were Mir. Levin, R. Zellner, MT. i Escobosa and Marquez.
 Wednesday afternoon Conduc- tor Jack Woodrum of the South ern Pacific of Mexico. arrived from GuaymaS. Part of the trip was made by motor car, which caught fire and was destroyed,- part of the way on foot and the last leg in Ford. MT. Wood rum says he is going to take a vacation. He has earned. it.
 Mike Hannon, special agent for the Internal Revenue De- partment, is busy man in No gales today, from Phoenix, where he makes his headquarters. Mir. Hannon is one of the best known Democrats in Arizona. For many years he resided at Bisbee 1 and Lowell, where he has a wide circle of friends, who appreciate the splendid work he always does for the Democratic party.
 At the meeting of Papago Hose Go. No. 1, held last Mon 1 Cyrus Brainerd were admitted to membership. The meeting was largely attended and a great deal of important business was discussed. Among those pres ent were Chief Bracey Curtis, Assistant Chief H. M. Clagett and Honorary Chief l.. w. Mix. Nogales' volunteer fire depart ment is second to none in the state.
 Don Manuel Mascarenas, wealthy banker and ranch own CT is back from San Francisco, where has been Sojourning for the past three years. Don Ma | uuSl OW OlIS OdSL4o V Ao- ta and Santa Barbara ranches in Sonora, a short distance from the American border; also valu- able real estate in Nogales, Ari zona, where he resided many years. His youngest son Gui- llermo, looks after his interest during his absence.
 w. F. Overtor, popular, eff cient local agent for Wells Far go 6 Company, accompanied by Mrs. Overton, departed Monday afternoon for vacation of three months in California, where they will visit the exposition at San Francisco, the Fair at San Diego and other points of interest on the coast. During Mir. Overton's absence from Nogales, MT. John J. Egan, the route agent, will be in charge of the express com pany's local business.
 Thanks to Dr. Lopez, the Mexican eye specialist from Mexico City, who is now located in Nogales, Sonora, Francis Hartman, the Denver mining man, is slowly recovering the use of his eye, which it was feared he would lose as result of being hit with a sharp piece