The border vidette., 1915-08-21

licited Send us your shoes and they will be returned by the next train. Cowboy boots a spe- cialty. Goodyear Shoe Repair ing Shop. E. J. HOLDEN, 14C Grand avenue. adv.
 The Southwestern Democrat, a state wide exponent of Demo cratic principles is a welcome new arrival from Phoenix. The paper will be published weekly by Hon. John w. Martin, veter- an Democratic editor, who is a pioneer of Arizona.
 George Futile, known to old timers as Doe" is Nogales visitor from Tempe, where he has resided for some time past.
 Doc" says he hardly recognized Nogales as the place he left a half dozen years ago. He may decide to return here with his family.
 The forepart of the week County Recorder Reddoch ac- companied by his mother and Captain Gaston Reddoch, his young nephew, returned from a delightful outing in the San Ra- fael valley, at the pleasant ranch home of Supervisor and Mrs. George w. Parker.
 l.. c. Northcraft, manager of the Sonoita Land Grant, accom- panied by E. E. Bethell, man. ager of the Washington Trading Company, motored down from Patagonia Thursday. Fine rains recently visited the Patagonia country, to the delight of ranch CT, StockraiSer and miner.
 Frank Wilkey, popular eff cient clerk in The First Nation al Bank of Nogales. is back from a months vacation, the most of which time was spent enjoying the simple life in the country around Winkleman. Frank also visited few days at El Paso with relatives and friends.
 Monday Mrs. Phil Herold de- parted for Los Angeles where she will spend the remainder of the heated term with her parents, During her absence from No gales, Treasurer R. R. Earhart and family will occupy the Her. old residence on Marsh Heights.
 On Thursday morning ground was broken for the new $50, ,OOO Nogales High School building, which will be pushed to compile tion as fast as possible The structure will be of compressed brick and when completed will be one of the best most attractive high school buildings in Ariz- ona. Bedding & Son of this city, are the architects.
 On August 14th, there was a delightful social dance given at Fru1tland Hall. by the Fruitland Orchestra. A large crowd from Patagonia and Huachuca Siding attended. Now the orchestra is arranging for a Calico Dance to be given next Saturday night at Fruitland Hall. Admission, in cluding lunch. only $1.OO. Every body cordially invited.
 Last Wednesday Tiburci Ruiz, the we'll known Nogales, Sonora, sign painter, and four other citizens of Nogales, Son ora, accused by Governor May torena's officers of being spies for General Gales, were releas- ed from jail and deported to the American side of the information al line. The men had been in jail ten days. They look it.
 News that c. E. Cate, assist. ant superintendent of the Sonora railroad, accompanied by Con ductor Ham and Engineer Mil. Ter, have arrived safe at NacO Arizona, was joyously received here yesterday by hundreds ot friends of the railroad men. who were reported captured last Monday at Imuris, by Gales soldiers, and subjected to al sorts of ill-treatment. Engineer Cate is expected on today's trair from Tucson.
 Chairman George H. Fiedlel of the Board of Supervisors is in receipt of an invitation to at tend the Farmers Convention to be held in Douglas on the 27tt and 27th inst. A large attend ance will be present from the several counties in the state and Chairman Fiedler regrets that hn narn,t atton6 thn rrnnnt