The border vidette., 1915-09-04

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 The family of Dr. Rerj. s. White, the dentist, arrived in Nogales last Saturday from Glendale, in the Salt River valley, and is now pleasantly located in their new home oa Cavalry Hill.
 Last Sunday Acting Mayor Bowman and wife, H. l.. Corl and wife and Mrs. M. l.. Poole chaperoned jolly crowd of wound ladies and gentlemen into the country. The trip was made I by automobile.
 Walter Holt, of Holt Bros. ', mining mon operating in Sonora and in Yuma county, Arizona, has been under the weather this week a couple of days, being confined to his rooms at the San Antonio hotel.
 Wednesday General Superin- tendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, went north, his private car "So- nora." being attached to the re- gular north bound train over the Nogales- Tucson division.
 W. ". Ford. the plumber, is building a nice brick cottage on Hudgins street, Arthur Page has let contract for a brick house on Curtis street and M. B. Ortiz is building two brick houses on Shelter street.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave, in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting speciality. adv.
 Manager T. J. Wylie of the Wylie Transfer Company, has been granted building permit and will at once erect a brick building on Grand avenue. near the Nogales Electric Light, Ice and Water Company's plant.
 Colonel Bird of The Oasis, member of the Chamber of Com merce committee sent to Frisco to confer with Southern Pacific officials, regarding freight rates for Nogales, reports having had a fine time visiting the big ex- position.
 Howard Keener, we'll known linotype machine operator on the Arizona Star, who owns a ranch in the San Rafael valley, was county seat visitor last Saturday and Sunday, having come in from his ranch on priv ate business.
 Manager Frank McCollum of the local telephone system, who has been under the weather the past week, will go to his old home at Stafford, Arizona, for a we'll earned rest. Jack Bacon has arrived from the District Off to sub" for Frank.
 About the middle of the month MT. Herb Wood will return to Texas to resume his studies in the University. During his va cation Herb has been roughing it on the range, as full fiedged cowboy. He will return to school as tough as a pine knot.
 We regret to announce the serious illness of Mrs. George Mason, with a severe attack of typhoid fever. A host of friends and acquaintances will join us in wishing for her speedy, com plete recovery. Dr. Sneaker is the attending physician.
 Next week H. Levin, the we'll known commission man, who, by the way, is president of Agencia Aduanal of Nogales, s. A., will go to Los Angeles to enjoy a weeks visit with Mrs. Levin and the children, who are spending the summer on the coast.
 William Sparkling, who for the past five months has been working as U. $. customs guard, on the international line at this place, has been trans ferred to the sub- port of Lochiel, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Deputy Collector Will liam Dunne.
 Charley Levin, brother of Henry Levin, cu1 popular com mission agent and customs broker, is spending a few days here from Naco, where he is en- gagged in the commission busi ness. Since General Gales took