The border vidette., 1915-04-24

quite i'll with typhoid. She is at the St. Joseph's hospital. Miss O'Daley is teachering Miss Choat's class.
 Al. Scharff and w. B. Allen, report having had a fine time fishing in the Guaymas bay. They returned home Wednes- day evening, bringing with them a number of big fish.
 Last week Charley Fowler chaperoned a party of friends to Guaymas, on a fishing excur- sion. Everybody had a fine time, as they always do when Charley leads the procession.
 L. Lulley, proprietor of Lul- ley's Buffet, Nogales' old reliable restaurant, is now an expert auto driver. Lew says its just as easy as falling off a log," when you know how.
 This afternoon, commencing at three o'clock, the good ladies give a tea and fruit sale, in the Sunday school rooms at the Episcopal church. Everybody cordially invited.
 The Concordia Club, the finest wet-goOds emporium in the state of Sonora, will be opened today at Il o'clock. A free lunch will be served and there will be music galore. The management invites you to attend.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. !, in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
 Last Saturday night SuDervis- or and Mrs. George FiedIer, ac- companied by Recorder Red doch, Miss Laura Parsons and Miss May Farrell, motored to Fruitland to attend the dance. All report having had fine time.
 Wednesday State Represent ative Richard Farrell came over from his home near Harshaw. Thursday he departed for Phoe- nix to attend the special session of the legislature. MT. Farrell is one of the most able men in the legislature.
 Dr. Fred. Rowland, a we'll known Los Angeles mining man, who ten years ago was interest ed in the Mejia mines out in the Planchas de Plata country, was a business visitor in NogaleS Monday, and Tuesday of this week, from the coast.
 The Nogales Auto Company, local agents for the great Max we'll, this week installed new recharging plant for the re- charging of storage batteries. The plant is up to- the minute in every respect. Manager Lewis says it the best ever"
 Last evening at the pleasant home of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Hannah, on Morley avenue, a delightful soclal party was given in honor of MT. and Mrs. James Breen'S nieceS, recent arrivals from the east. Between thirty and forty guests were present.
 Buy your ticket for the big Elks minstrels at the Nogales Theatre tomorrow night. The big Elks special will arrive about eleven o'clock, from Tue son, with more than two hun dred Bills and their friends. Let everybody give the visitors a rouSing welcome and go to witness the best show of the season.
 pr. V. A. Smelker's many friends throughout Santa Cruz county, will be glad to learn that the popular medico has re- turned from California feeling fine. When the doctor went to Los Angeles in January, he was a very sick man. Since leaving the hospital in Los Angeles, he has been roughing it on ranch. Everybody joins in welcoming the doctor home.
 Colonel E. Madden of The Cave Club, this week had a force of electricians at work installing the new electric miners candles in the famous resort across the line, which is daily growing more popular. The Cave Club now has mem bership of over five hundred ladies and gentle