The border vidette., 1915-01-02

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 A s. Noon's new up-to date business house on Grand avenue. is progressing nicely under MT. , Noo.l< supervision. It's going ; to b. 'tscredit to it's owner and ] NogaIeS.
 H. V. Platt, general superin tendent of the Southern Pacific, with headquarters in Tucson, was visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week, on a tour of inspection.
 Tuesday Sheriff w. s. Nc Knight and Arcus Reddoch, Santa Cruz county's newly elect ed county recorder, motored to Tucson. They returned We'd nesday evening.
 M. L. Kaiser, manager of the great Pearson Ranch at Cibuta, has been spending a few days in Nogales, from the ranch which is now owned by big English syndicate.
 We sell furniture. Not only for mother and father, but for sister and brother, and even the baby. GEO. B. MARSH, Inc. adv
 J. w. Edwards, proprietor of the Pioneer Hardware House, accompanied by his interesting family, departed Monday for El Paso, where they will spend a week with relatives.
 
 Sunday night Mrs. Arthur Barber presented her husband with cute baby girl. Mother and little one are getting along fine. and Papa Barber's cup of happiness is running over,
 Tuesday the home of A. H. Weeks was made happy by the arrival of a twelve pound girl, which Dr. Sneaker says is a prize winner. Everybody includ- ing Weeks, is doing nicely.
 Last Tuesday Joe Dupuy sold his interest in The Palace saloon to M. ,Escalada, of Escalada Bros. Consideration not learn ed. Mir: Harry Burdick is now manager of The Palace, wet or dry.
 Last Tuesday night sneak thieves entered the room of Ross Dayton, the United States customs guard and "Cleaned him." He lost all his glad rags, as we'll as his sad rags, and a watch.
 Mildred Fowler, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. c. l.. Fowler. is spending the holidays with her parents. Mrs. Mildred. is attending the University of ---------.--. --.---..,-
 Promptly at mid night Decem- Der 31st, every saloon in Nogales went out of business, and the lid is today on tight in Nogales, as we'll as in other towns in Ari- zona, one of the best states in the Union.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave-, in Brickwood building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
 D. M. McLemore, the Califor- mia cattle buyer, this week pu1- chase one thousand head of steers from Donadieu Brothers of Nogales, Sonora. The stock will be shipped to California pastures.
 Dave Schetter and Frank Wiener have gone east on busi- ness connected with a patent in which they are financially in terested. They will visit New York and Washington before re- turning home.
 Our good friend Joe Berk of the Moderno, is again able to look after his ropular head quarters for ladies, on Morley avenue. Joe says the good sist- CTS at the St. Joseph's Hospital, treated him royalty.
 Friends of Colonel R. R. Rich of Patagonia, will be glad to learn that he has almost fully recovered from his recent illness and is again able to be around. The colonel had severe attack of lumbago.
 Hanlan & Franklin, of the New are getting their wet goods emporium on the Mexican side of the line fixed up just like