The border vidette., 1915-10-02
OCTOBER ?. 1915.
LOCAL NEWS.


 election, Saturday, October 23rd.
 Emma Parker, of Fl Paso, is again in charge of the cigar stand at the Concordia Club.
 County Assessor Wager is back from a motor trip to his old home in the San Rafael valley.
 Otto H. Herold, cashier of the First National Bank, is enjoying visit on the coast with Mrs. Herold.
 Conductor J. w. Woodrum of the Sonora railway, has gone to the coast to visit a month with Mrs. Woodrum.
 Last evening Henry Woods. the county ranger, came in from the Camille country, to report to 1 Sheriff Mcknight.
 | Don't. fail to attend the big l Fair at Sonoita, next Friday and Saturday. Everybody is guar anteed a fine time.
 Mrs. I. D. Bowers, of Noria, Sonora, is a guest at the Nation al hotel. MT. Bowers is still at the ranch in Sonora.
 MT. J. R. Halstead of the Mo- gales Lumber Company return ed Thursday from Tucson, where he had been on business | < Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Co.'S. local and Sonora branch stores, is still on l tho ono u7ith his fo Yrni1u Dennis Coughlin, veteran min ing man of the Washington Du- quesne district, has been a busi- ness visitor in town a couple of days this week.
 Messrs. John and Bird Yoas were in from their ranch on the west side of the Santa Rita mountains, transacting private business, last Thursday.
 The Mission Cave, Hanlan & Franklin's popular emporium, is again doing 8 fiourishing busi ness. -Messrs. Hanlan5& Frank lin cater to none but the best.
 Will Roatt, the we'll known Elgin cattleman, who recently disposed of big bunch of steers, arrived in the city last evening and is a guest at the Montezu- ma hotel.
 John Deegan, the cattle in spector, was a visitor at the county seat yesterday, from So- noita where he had been inspect ing the shipment of the Ash burn cattle.
 Manager Ramon Elias of the Alamo Cattle Company, last week shipped from Amado sta tiou a big trainload of cattle, to California pastures where they will be fattened.,
 Wednesday at Sonoita O. F. Ashburn of the Monkey Springs Ranch, one of the finest in the | state, shipped a trainload of | white-face cattle. sold some ago to Texas buyers.
 From the sale of the Atkinson & Deegan cattle recently, the | big Calabasas firm realized the | handsome sum of S99, ,O25, ,OO, net. | Uncle George" says he is now on Easy Street."
 Henry Levin, the commission agent, is back from Los Angeles, where he enjoyed a delightful | visit with Mrs. Levin and the | children, who now make the city of angels their home.
 Ed. Hainline of Patagonia, came down from the second city | in the county yesterday, to take | in the movies. He'll return home | today. Ed. is one of the best 1 carpenters in the country.
 Messrs. Farrell, Hogan and Long, three experienced pract | ical miners, spent a couple of | days at the county seat this | week, from the Trench mine, one l of Santa Cruz county's best bets.
 The work of repairing the | Sonora railroad between Mo- | gales and Magdalena, is pro- gressing nicely. Barring accid- | ents, trains will again be run hing to Guaymas in about ten | days.
 Wednesday Master Mechanic G. H. Fiedler of the local rail | way roundhouSe. went out on | the Cananea branch to direct the 1 work Of puttino an pnoino baoLx I