The border vidette., 1916-08-26
Friends of Major Skinner. ir

CudTSe OI the U. D. nolO DaSi
 hospital, are congratulating hin
 upon his promotion. It is nov
 Lieutenant Colonel Skinner.
 The Misses Grace and Emm:
 Kane, daughters of MT. anC
 Mrs. James Kane of Patagonia
 spent Wednesday in the city
 While here they attended the
 circus. The ladies are sisters o1
 Mrs. Mary Pyeatt of this city w. H. Land of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Company
 returned home the forepart ot
 the week from a business visit
 to Fort Sumner. New Mexico,
 where he and Mrs. Land resided
 before coming to Nogales. He
 reports having a pleasant very
 successful visit.
 P. J. Miller, of Yuma, Demo cratic candidate of Corporation Commissioner, was here Wed neSday in the interest of his can- didacy. MT. Miller is making an earnest campaign in every county in the state. He says he feels confident of winning a place on the state ticket.
 Attorney James D. Barry, senior member of the firm Barry & Barry, has this week been in HermOsillo on legal business. During his absence the business of the big law firm is being look ed after by Attorney c. l.. To T c. county attorney.
 Tonight there will be a dance at Fruitland Hall, given under the auspices of the Country Club of the Elgin-Sonoita district. A cordial invitation is extended to all, and number of Nogales ladies and gentlemen will motor to Fruitland this evening, re- turning home after the dance.
 Attorney Jack Williams of Cochise county, was here yes terday having motored over from Tucson the night before, on legal business. in Judge O'Conner's court. Attorney Will Hams is a Republican but he's strong for Judge Frank J. Duffy for Judge of the Supreme Court.
 With Geo. H. Francis of Pa tagonia, and Frank Fitch and Joe Mcintyre of Nogales, as De- mocratic candidates for the. mo- imitation of county treasurer of Santa Cruz county, taxpayers of Santa Cruz county are assured of having competent man in the office of treasurer. The can 1idate elected at the Democratic primary election September 12th, will be elected November 7th.
 O'Connor pleasure and con- nercial Motor Cars are assem- oled of World known Standard Parts, medium priced, and sold 0n convenient PAY-AS YOU RIDE plan. Catalogue mailed on request. Exceptional agency and exclusive terri tory for persons desiring to act IS representatives. Inquire of The O'Connor Corporation, 6331 South Halstead Street, Chicago, Illinois. Adv.
 Jesse l.. BOyce, of COcOnlnO secretary of the State Tax Commission, who is a De- candidate for State Auditor, was a visitor in the city he forepart of the week meet ng voters. MT. Boyce has a vide circle of friends throughout he state. All predict his cleo ion by a handsome majority, for ,helreason that he is thoroughly to fill the important office of State Auditor.
 Hundreds of friends of Henry levin, the we'll known, popular ,ustoms broker and commission nan, will be pleased to learn | hat he is again doing business ,n the Mexican side of the in- line as we'll as in the | lear old U. $. A. Henry is a past master in the customs brok- ,r business, and anyone having | business with the customs house, American or Mexican, will make 10 mistake by placing same in lis hands.
 Monday night at the Court House, Miss c. Louise Boehring- 1T, of Yuma, Democratic candi- late for state superintendent of public instruction, addressed a arge appreciative audiance. 0urinO tha afterDOOn tbo talant-