The border vidette., 1915-01-02

accom- panied Oy MrS. W1lRlo, arrived in the city last Monday, to enjoy a week here with Frank Wilkie, one of the efficient pay ing tellers in The First National Bank of -Nogales, who is Mir. Wilkie's brother.
 has been moved from the Santa Cruz Club to the Goodman building, corner of Crawford street and Arroyo Boulevard where Secretary Bristol is busy getting things in shape to en- tertain members and friends.
 Constable Lucretia Roberts of Camille precinct, has for sever al | days past been guest at the | National hotel. The little lady is a candidate for the position of Clerk of the Board of Super visorS. She also is one of Sheriff Meningitis efficient deputies.
 Parisian ivory goods at Inter national Drug Store. adv.
 Mrs. J. H. Wise, Mrs. c. H. Wise, and Mrs. l.. w. Mansfield. !. have arrived from Pennsylvania to enjoy a visit with the families of Senator J. A. Harrison and J. B. Wise. Mrs. J. H. Wise is from Waynesburg; the other two ladies are from Pittsburg.
 Wednesday night Mrs. Ignacio Martinez passed away at her home on West Elm street The funeral was held yesterday af- ternoon, interment being in the Nogales cemetery. To the be- reaved husband and little chil dren we extend our sympathy.
 Last Thursday evening Frank lin & Hanlan, the popular saloon men opened up their New Mission on the Nogales, Sonora side of the international line, in the old Banco de Sonora block. They invite their friends to drop across and have one."
 The Santa Cruz County Bar Association last Wednesday met and organized by electing the following officers for the ensu ing year: President, Judge M. Marsteller; Vice President, Judge Frank J. Duffy, Secetary, B. R. Purdum, Treasurer, James D. Barry.
 Mrs. McHenry and little son and Miss Gladys Mitchell, daughters and grand-so of Robert Mitchell, manager of the La Cobriza Mining Company, departed for their home in Douglas last Wednesday. They spent Christmas in NOgaleS with Mir. and Mrs Mitchell.
 Tom Turner, the cattleman, who for some time has been in charge of big stock ranch in Sonora, just south of Cananea, is a business visitor in the city, from his ranch near Elgin. Tom is one of the best cowmen in the state. As sheriff of Santa Cruz county, he made splendid record.
 Lowney's fine chocolates at In- terna tional Drug Store. adv.
 Vic Condron, local agent for the Standard Oil Company was a business visitor in the city several days this week, in con- nection with the proposed new StorehOuSeS to be erected on the Standard Oil property adjoining the Karns Place. Vic is one of the livest wires in Arizona. He never sleeps on the job.
 Superintendent Fred. Miller of the Red Mountain Copper Company, was 8 business visitor in the city a couple of days this week. The Millers own valu- able ranch near Mowry where they make their home. Fred. is an experienced miner, having learned it from A to z, many years ago in the state of Colo radO.
 Word reched here Tuesday to the effect that "bad" Yaquis had raided Torres, Sonora, and kill ed two Chinese merchants. Col onel Bob Cunningham, the com mission man, and John Symouds, manager of the Torres Prietas Railway, pioneers of that sec tion, were treated finely by the Indians, who recognized in them two of the best fellows on earth.
 John Glasson, the mine su- perintendent, who for many years was superintendent of the Richfield Copper Company's property in Sonora, after enjoy ing several days visit here with