The border vidette., 1915-06-19


 Son for Attorney James D
 Barry, will be one of the mos
 attractive of it's kind in the city | Thursday George Januel nov
 ed into his new tonsolial parlor: on Morley avenue, in the Jame.
 Breen building formerly occu
 pied by A. Levels, the haber dasher. The new barber shor is one of the finest in the state
 J. E. Barney, many years To- cated at Toledo, Sonora, is a business visitor in the city from ] the south country Mir. Barney IS nephew of the late Horace Gerber, the well known mining man who died here year ago.
 Don't forget the Knights of Columbus dance on Wednesday evening June 23rd Prepara- tions are being made to make the dance a big success, and all who attend are assured a splen- did time. Tickets, S1.OO. Ladies free.
 Captain c. E. Hardy, collector Of U. 5. customs, has accepted an invitation from the Douglas chamber of commerce to deliver the Fourth of July Oration in Douglas. The people of Doug las have treat in store for them.
 Joe Rice, the hardware travel ing salesman, has been in town this week interviewing local deal CTS. Joe is one of the best known most popular salesmen on the road today. He makes regular trips to NOgales, and always books nice orders.
 Burton & Son, the successful contractors and builders, are busy rushing work on the Dave Loeb apartment house, corner of Crawford street and Terrace avenue. Plans for the handsome, up to date structure, were made by Bedding & Son, local archi- tects. l.
 General Urbalejo, Governor MaytOrena' comm n d in charge of the forces in the vicin- ity of Agua Prie5a. has been spending a few days in Nogales, from the front. General Urba- lejo is one of Governor Mayto- reda's best known, most popular officers.
 Miss. Ethel Doherty, accom- plished daughter of Mrs. s. A. Doherty, is here from Tustin, where she had been teaching in the public school Miss Doherty was accompanied home by her mother, who had been enjoying short visit on the coast.
 The four small bridges on the Sonora railway, near Llano, burned last Thursday by ban dits, are being repaired and through passenger trains to Guaymas. will be run early next | week. The train due to leave here this morning, is still in the local yards.
 Large crowds listened to the 1 band concerts in the Nogales, | Arizona park, and in the plaza l )n the Mexican side of the line, l Thursday night. These Thurs lay evening free concerts. by he 18th Infantry band, and | 0uarte's Orchestra, are greatly by our music loving people.
 Mrs. Marquard, accomplish d wife of Major Marquard of he 12Lh Infantry, U. s. A., is LOW the proud possessor of the handsome piano, given away by he Owl Drug Store. The po- 'ular lady received 118,91O 'otes. St. Joseph's Hospital vas second in the contest, with 9, 165 votes.
 Today at the New York Navy Yard the great dreadnaught, Arizona, will be christened by beautiful daughter of Arizona. Whether the battleship will be hristened with wine or water, 5 up to Governor Hunt, says ( 'ecretary of the Navy Daniels. ; 'here'n be plenty of both on and with which to do the trick. Old Mission beer p cents a ottle at Mission Cave. adv. In few days Walter Holt, ecretary and treasurer of the !erro de Plata Mining Company, ill leave for the Yuma mining