The border vidette., 1915-11-20

to the expositions in California
 J. Fred Ryan, representing Momsen Dunnegan Ryan Go, , hardware dealers of El Paso Texas, was here Wednesday anC
 Thursday interviewing loca
 dealers. From here MT. Ryar
 went to Phoenix to attend the
 fair.
 l G. VanMourick, secretary oi
 the Sonora News Go is here
 for the purpose of attending the
 annual meeting of stock holders,
 next Monday. MT. VanMourick
 is a brother of Mr. F. M. Van
 Mourick, local manager of the
 company.
 | Some time Monday night. after
 smashing one of the large plate glass windows, thieves stole
 more than hundred dollars
 worth of jewelry from the Son. ora News COmpany'S store on
 Morley avenue. No arrests have
 been made.
 George W. Atkinson, the Ca labaSas cattleman, after spend ing couple of months on his ranch, has returned to Tucson | with Mrs. Atkinson and the children. They will spend the winter at their splendid old home | on Main street.
 Ed. Mainline, the Patagonia l carpenter, was business visitor at the county seat couple of days this week. Ed. is building a residence on his Patagonia property. He came down to pur- chase building material for the new structure.
 R. J. Lester of the R. J. Les ter Cornrany, Inc, is arranging to move into the company's handsome new home. corner of Morley avenue and Court street. MT. Lester'S company are agents for the National automobiles, here and in Sonora.
 !. J. w. Miller, manager of the Patagonia Lumber Company, af- ter spending Sunday at the coun ty seat, returned to Patagonia last Monday. MT. Miller was very enthusiastic over Patago- nia'S future as a mining section. He reported business good.
 Charley Mills, more than thir- ty years resident of Sonora, is a visitor in the city. Mir. Mills went to Sonora with the rail road. Later he engaged in min ing and now owns large valu able mining interests in one of the richest sections of the state.
 Patrick Arnold, the veteran travelling salesman, who f 0 r nearly forty years has been
 making" Arizona, for a big Cal ifornia drygoods house, was in Nogales last Wednesday on his regular trip. He says Nogales southwest.
 Wednesday a military train ar rived from Cananea, bringing to the Negales, Sonora hospital, more than two hundred of Villas wounded soldiers. The big public school house has been converted into hospital. Quite number of wounded soldiers are able to be on the street.
 Julius Kunde, one of the coun- tvs oldest, best known cattle men was a business visitor at the county seat couple of days this week from his ranch in the San Rafael valley. Recently Julius sold a bunch of white-fac steers, for which he received the top market price.
 The fame of the Mission Cave, Hanlan & Franklin's popular wet-goods emporium, a stones throw from the international line, is spreading. The place is a absolutely bullet proof, besides being first-class in all respects. Free hot lunches served daily. You pay for the beer.
 One day this week Agent Spriggs of the Southern Pacific Company, at this place, was of fered a carload of copper matte for carload of coal. The offer to trade, was made by telephone. It was very tempting offer, but MT, Spriggs was compelled to turn it down, to the genuine regret of all parties concerned.
 William McComis, we'll and known in this section
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