The border vidette., 1916-10-14
OCTOBER IA. 1916.
LOCAL NEWS.

|
 lightful visit in Los Angeles
 with her parents, Mir. and Mrs.
 P. J. Mcintyre.
 Charley Gate, assistant gen.
 eral superintendent of the South
 ern Pacific of Mexico. has been
 called east on account of the death of his grandfather. Dr.. and Mrs. Ray Ferguson and the little boy, spent several days here this week from Pata- gonia. The doctor is a candidate for State Senator on the Repub-
 lican ticket.
 Frank Heney, the we'll known
 California lawyer, who with his
 brother, Ben. visited this city
 last week, on mining business,
 has gone to Chicago and other eastern cities to campaign for President Wilson.
 George januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave, in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
 Guy Bryant, of Sonoita, has been here several days boosting the Santa Cruz county fair, which he says is going to be bigger and better than ever. Buy your ticket now, maybe you'll win that Ford 1917,
 Miss Vida Rogers has accept ed a position in the Nogales postoffice, taking the place of William Jack, who bas transferr ed to the Tucson Postotfice. Some time ago Miss Rodgers took the civil service examina- tiOn.
 J. B. Mix, many years con nected with the U. S. customs service at this port of entry. as inspector~in charge aftee-enjoya ing a thirty day leave of absence, will return to. his duties next week. He spent his vacation in Nogales.
 Henry Levin, the old reliable agent and customs house broker. has removed his offices from the Captain l.. w. l Mix building, to the Mcintyre l building on Morley avenue, next door to B. K. Cummings insur- ance offices. .s---
 "Teal Ducklings" will appear at the Lyric Theatre next Mon day, for an indefinite enlargement | in Nogales. Raymond .Teal's | are high class in | every respect. They are just | a three months en- gagement at Bisbee.
 Justice of the Peace Watt Git | tins has returned from the Pa cific coast, feeling better than | he has felt in long time. to the | delight of his many friends and | cquaintances in this city. His | Honor is candidate for reelec- tion, on the Republican ticket. |
 Thursday the pupils of the Sacred Heart school in this city, were given picnic and army | truck ride in the country, by | Father VanGoethem of the local | Catholic church. There were 1 four truck loads of happy young sters, all of whom had the time ! of their life.
 Sam L.. Heslet, agent for the Giroux Consolidated Mines Con- pany, the large properties of which are located west from Carbo a short distance, was a business visitor in Nogales, a few days this week. Mrs. Heslet and Master Desmond are still in Los Angeles, where Desmond is school.
 Tuesday Hon. Chas. L.. Hardy, | Democratic nominee for County and Arcus Reddoch, Democratic nominee for County | Recorder, accompanied by Mrs. 1 Reddoch, returned home from a campaigning trip in the coun- try. They report having been | treated by the hospitable | folks in the country.
 Yesterday a large number. of l guardsmen departed | for home, where they will be out of the federal ser vice. Three trains were requir- ed to transport the cavalry, field | corps, signal company o~l