The border vidette., 1916-01-15

l Chamber of Commerce, attended the 4th Annual Farmers Short
 Course at Tucson.
 -Elgin Holt, the mining man, i and Mir. Kaiser, the ore buyer,
 returned the forepart of the
 week from a visit to the south
 country, as far as Santa Ana. Globe was named as the 1917 convention city of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association. L..
 l.. Harmon of Phoenix, was elect ed president of the Association.
 Tuesday night Manager Ferd. VanMonrick of the Sonora Ne WIS Company, returned from a busi- ness visit to GuaymaS, where
 his company has big branch store. atg ;- 5+'. Fred. Afford is back from Co.,
 bre Grande, the mining camp of the Sonora Copper Company, near Nofia, Sonora. He reports things down Noria way very quiet. |
 Geo.sT. Koch, representing J. M.zHubert, manufacturer of var nishes, printing ink, etc, was 8 visitor III Nogales. the forepart of the week, interviewing. local dealers -. e,.rr
 Thursday Sheriff Mcknight returned from Tucson with man wanted here on a felony charge, sworn to by woman to whom he loaned money on dia- mond ring.
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Lonsberry have leased the Nathan Leeker residence on North Morley ave nue. Mrs. Leeker and the boys are detained in Russia on ac- count of: the war.
 Wednesday James B. Finley of the Southern Pacific of Mex ico, who has been to Los An geles enjoying visit with his family, returned to Empalme, his headquarters. -.
 Monday morning w. c. Laugh lin was a southbound passenger en route to Hermosillo on min ing business. MT. -Laughlin owns valuable mining property in the San Xavier district.
 MT. Coleman, the Holbrook cattle man, is, here on cattle business. During the past two years MT. Coleman has shipped a big lot of Sonora cattle through the port of Nogales. ..s.. .-.,
 Amos J. Yaeger, the mining man., has returned south, to his mining property in the Ala mos district. For some time past Mir. Yaeger has been so | journ1nR in Los Angeles.
 Those who. attended. the tea party last Tuesday afternoon given by the ,Woman's. Home Mission Society, at the Metho- dist, parsonage, report having had a most enjoyable time. Monday Manager E.. B. Bethell of the Washington Trading Com. pany's Patagonia store, accom- panied by Mrs. Bethell, motor ed down from the second best town in Santa Cruz county.
 This week carload of wet goods, was shipped up from Guaymas and stored in the Amer ican bonded warehouse in this city. The "drys" have put the lid on tight in the bay city.
 The many friends of Mrs. Budge, wife of City Clerk w. c. Budge, will be glad to learn that she is recovering from her ill- ness, and hopes are entertained for her early complete recovery.
 Wednesday, Mrs. Harry Me Intyre and charming little daughter, Miss Evaline, depart ed for Colorado Springs, Colo rado, where they will enjoy a visit with Mrs. McIntyre's mother.
 Frank Taylor sold his Nogales Cleaning Works to Herbert Cha than, who will in future person ally manage his newly acquired business. We wish Herbert sue cess. MT. Taylor will open a collection agency.
 Engineer H. Gordon Glore is arranging to make a trip to So- nora, where he has valuable mining property. Besides being a firSt-claSS civil and mining en- gineer, MT. Glore is an experienc- ed metallurgist.