The border vidette., 1915-07-10

noita, coming down Monday on the excursion train. Mr. Man ming is one of the county's most successful dry farmers.
 Charley Hector, chairman of the Publicity Committee, says he's glad it's all over. Mr. Hector i> postmaster in the pub licity business. As chairman of the committee he made good.
 J. w. Miller, manager of the Patagonia Lumber Co.,. tallest, best ratured man in Patagonia, was here Sunday and Monday for the big celebration. He re- ports business good in Pata gOnia.
 Uncle" Bill Chillis has doll ed up the Mitchell & Saxon wet goods emporium in an artistic manner. and today will go over to the San Rafael valley to do some work for Supervisor Geo. w. Parker.
 I. B Bowers, the Noria ranch CT, has been spending a few days here on business this week. He reports his section quiet since the bandits paid him a flying | visit last month. Mrs. Bowers is at the ranch.
 Pedro Trelles, the Magdalena civil engineer, has been a busi- ness visitor in Nogales several days from the "Garden City" Pete is we'll known in Morales where he has many old friends and acquaintances.
 Dave Loeb's handsome new brick cottages, corner SonOita avenue and Crawford street, when completed, will greatly en- hance the value of property in | that section. The work is being pushed as rapidly as possible.
 J.. D. Halstead of the J. D. Halstead Lumber Co.,, came over from Phoenix to spend the glori- ous Fourth of July in Nogales. He. was ,chaperoned around by T. g. Hatten, efficient local man. ager of the big lumber company.
 Earl Turner and his sister Miss Verna, were among the eX cursionists Monday from Elgin. When their father, Tom Turner, was sheriff of Santa Cruz coun- ty, Earl and Verna lived in Mo- gales. They have many friends | here.
 B. Lewis, the San Rafael val ley stockraisers, who took part in the Fourth of July races, left for home Tuesday. Mr. Lewis says while he didn't lay up much money in Nogales, he met some mighty fine people and had a glorious time.
 Burton & Son, contractors and builders, have the contract for building an elegant residence for N. Leeker, proprietor of La Barata When completed and furnished, MT. Leeker says he's going to have one of the finest homes in Nogales.
 Wednesday Richard Brady, the Tucson cattleman, was a business visitor here from the old town. Recently he made a shipment of cattle from Sonora, crossing the line at Sasabe. Mir. Brady is a member of the state live stock sanitary board.
 Mrs. Bowman, wife of City Councilman w. G. Bowman, ac- companied by the Misses Tillie and Edna and Baby Georgia, left Tuesday afternoon for Cal ifornia to spend the summer They will visit the two exposi- tions before returning home.
 At a recent meeting of the board of school trustees for the Patagonia district, Mes. Anna H. Fortune and Grace Farrell were appointed teachers for the next school term. A male prin- cipal will be appointed at a meeting of the board to be held later.
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard Klene, accompanied by the Misses Hum mel and H. V. Pike, motored down from Fruitland Monday to help NogaleS ce e b brate e the Glorious Fourth. They returned home Tuesday afternoon, great ly pleased with their visit to our fiourishing little city. About September 1st the Klenes will go to California for an extended visit, leaving their splendid | fo orp, in oboroo af Mr Dilzo vubo