The border vidette., 1915-10-02

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 the famous Schlitz draught beer,
 which, from today, will be on i tap day and night at The Cave Club.
 Yesterday O. K. Brown, the
 well known clever boxer, arriv
 ed in the city from the coast,
 being accompanied by Mrs.
 Brown. Now boys, put up, or shut up. o. K. will call you, if
 it's business you mean.
 General Superintendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, and family, now oc- cupy the w. F. Overton resid- ence on Sonoita avenue. MT. and Mrs. Overton have gone for an extended visit on the coast.
 w. s. McCollum has resigned the position of superintendent of the local telephone system, to accept more lucrative posi- tion with the International Gas Company. Jack Bacon is now in charge of the local telephone system.
 Thursday Mrs. Flattau and Mrs. Ralph Gaby, mother and sister of Mrs. Samuel Leeker, departed for their home in Mem phis, Tenn, after enjoying a de- lightful visit in Nogales, at the elegant Leeker home on Marsh's Heights
 Harry Lawton, general freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, ar rived the forepart of the week from the north, and has since been here on company business. He makes his headquarters at Guaymas.
 w. E.. Balcom, government custodian of the Tumacacori Mission near Tubac, was a busi- ness visitor at the county seat on Thursday. Balcom brides himself on having the finest an- goria goats in Arizona. If he says so, we believe him.
 John Henderson, any years agent at Magdalena for the Black Mountain and other mining companies, who with Mrs. Henderson and Master Jack, recently came up from the Garden City, has moved into Harry Heines' new cottage.
 Alex. Summerville, master pattern; maker for Roy & Tit comb, Inc, has gone to San Francisco to enjoy a months visit swiGh his mother. Before returning to Nogales. Alex. will visit the expositions. Al Bush is in charge of-the big-patfern shops.
 P. J. Mcintyre, we'll known mining man, who has been en- toying visit in Los Angeles with his family, is again circulat ing among his Nogales friends. P. J. and his associates own eX- teusive mining interests in Santa Cruz county, said to possess great merit.
 Thursday Mrs. c. V. Fowler, Mrs. Bessie Rose, Mrs. c. l.. Fowler and Mrs. O. Walker, were cut and bruised, when III OilO 1OOo SddJ OiA SnHNos Ul1O car driven by Mrs. c. V. Fow- Ter skidded and smashed into a tree, breaking the stearing wheel. Several children escap- ed injury.
 Thursday Dutch" Ritter, line man for the Sonora railway, re- turned from the south where he 1 had been repairing the com pany's lines. He had a strenu- ous time, but reported through i telegraphic communication to Guaymas. Dutch" has been | shot at many times, but he Is still on the job.
 Today B. D. Woon, printer, soldier of fortune and clever | writer, will sever his with the Nogales | Daily Herald. From here MT. | Woon will go to Cananea, thence | to Topic, Mexico, where he will gather data for a story he has | for a long time been writing, on | in Mexico.
 Judge w. c. Butterworth, ac- by Mrs. Butterworth, 1 last Thursday for Tul | sa, Oklahoma, their old home, where the judge has a lucrative law practice. Besides being a | learned attorney -at-law, Judge |