The border vidette., 1915-04-03
APRIL 3. 1915.
LOCAL NEWS.

are back from Sonora.
 Alex Joffroy is back from a
 business visit to Tucson
 Dr. J. c. Uunderwood is here from his mines in Sonora.
 A. Levels, the haberdasher, is back from an extended busi- ness trip in the east.
 w. J. Neumann has let con tract for handsome new brick cOttage on Noon hill.
 Nathan Leeker of the La Bar ata is making some needed i'm ! proYements in his big Morley avenue store.
 Don't forget the benefit ball game tomorrow afternoon, be- | tween the bankers and officers of the 18th Infantry.
 Tickets for the benefit ball game tomorrow afternoon are on sale at The First National Bank. Buy one. Price fifty cents.
 NOTICE Miss Andrews will teach vocal and dramatic art. Price reasonable. Address, Mrs. Patrick Hannah. Nogales, Ari- zona. adv.
 c. L. Hardy, son of Collector and Mrs. Hardy, has returned to Phoenix. He'll return to No gales next month to open law office in the Lyric.
 Thursday Sheriff Mcknight and Deputy Sheriff Bassett, went to Phoenix with Andy Laird and Ed Mayer, sent from Santa Cruz county to the insane asy- lum.
 Thieves entered Earl Ham, mack's room in the San Antonio hotel last Monday afternoon and stole new automatic luger gun from under his pillow. No clue.
 N. B. Mercer, the enterpris- ing proprietor of the Purity Bot ting Works, has installed an up to date ice cream factory. Or ders any size filled on short notice.
 Charles Wheeler, of the firm of Wheeler & Perry, Tucson grocerymen, was in town Thurs day looking for business for the firm of which his father was one of the founders.
 Tom Lake, the Hermosillo automobile man, was here a couple of days this week, le- turning south Thursday. Tom brought the "Garbanzo King" to Nogales, from Hermosillo.
 The work of cleaning up our town is progressing nicely, | thanks to the city fathers, the | chamber of commerce and citi- zens of the town in general. No thing like all pulling together.
 Frank Pellier, manager of the Arcade Hotel, Hermosillo's po- pular headquarters for Amer jeans, was Q stopover visitor in Nogales Thursday and yester- business visit to the States.
 Dave Schetter, after enjoying a few days visit here on busi- ness and pleasure, will depart for the east next week. He will | be accompanied by his wife. Dave says he has the world by the tail, and a down hill pull.
 Mike Ortiz, manager of the Cafe, Nogales, Sonora's big popular restaurant, where at all hours of the day or night you can get eats and icy cold, has returned from a business visit to his home town, Tucson.
 The Methodist Church social last Tuesday evening at the was a most enjoyable af- fair. The musical program was most excellent and the refresh ments served by the ladies of the Home Mission Society, delicious.
 Don't fail to see the boxing contests at the Lyric Theatre this evening. Joe Elliot of the 12th Infantry and Mcknight of the 10th Cavalry will go ten rounds. Proctor and Matthews will go six. A good exhibition is promised.
 Colonel w. H. Sage arrived in the city Tuesday to take charge of the 12th Infantry, re lieving Major Marquard, who is again in command of his batal- lion. Col. Sage comes to the 1 12th with a splendid record not