The border vidette., 1916-11-18

1 Collie and Miss Collie, Of ElSln, went to Phoenix last Monday to attend the state fair. The Raymond Teal Company continues to attract large crowds at The Lyric. MT. Teal is a past master in the business. He knows just what Nogales people want.
 Mrs c. l.. Fowler has gone to Dallas, Texas to enjoy months visit with her daughter, Mrs. | Bessie Rose Master Charles Rose accompanied his grand mother. Clay Mundy, paymaster for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has been a visitor in the city several days this week from Em- 1 palme, where he makes his head quarters.
 The Al. G. Barnes animal show fail to arrived in time for Sundays performance. On Mon day, however, two shows were given, both of which were we'll patronized.
 Special Agent Van Curtis of the treasury department, with headquarters in Nogales, has re turned from Tucson and Doug las, where he had been on Un- cle Sam'S business.
 That Republican celebration in honor of Tom CampbeH's cleo tion, failed to materialize, not with standing the fact that invi- tations were sent out Monday. Whats the trouble, boys?
 William E. Bower, owner of Los Coches," one of the best little farms in Santa Cruz coun ty accompanied by his. little son, spent Thursday in the city, from the Huachuca mountain foot l hills.
 Mrs. William Coberly and the children returned home from Tucson last Tuesday. Mrs. 1 Coberly is a native daughter of the ancient and honorable pue blo, where she has a host of friends.
 A. L. Langdon, formerly with the Southern Pacific of Mexico, now working for a big sugar company at Los Mocbes, after enjoying a visit here with his family, has returned to the south ! country.
 Albert Gatlin and Buck" Nix are again circulating among | their friends, after having been | T Q the Sisters Hos pital. Cold Ala bama lead has no terrors for Buck" and Al.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Powers, lucky owners of the famous Worlds Fair silver bonanza, in the Harshaw district, this cOun- ty, were guests at the Monte zuma kotel couple of days this week, from HarShaW. Robert E. Lee, Manuel Esca- lada, Frank Barry, Phil HerOld and Alex Carpena, returned from Douglas late Monday night: | They motored to the smelter city to attend meeting of the Knights of Columbus. | InlS week nunO6E Ol SdSO- ern mine investors have been here consulting with their asso- ciates. The properties in which the gentlemen are interested are located in Santa Cruz county. a short distance from NOgaleS.
 Mrs. Clarence Hartman's num- erous friends will be pleased to learn that she is getting along nicely at the Sisters Hospital, where she recently underwent a successful operation, performed by Drs. Sneaker and Beckert.
 Kempton 6 O'Neill, local ore buyers, continue to make re gular shipments of silver and copper ore to the Ell Paso smelt- CT. The gentlemen pay the highest market cash price for ore. If you have any, see Kemp ton & O'Neill.
 Harry King, who with bunch of joy riders went into the ditch out beyond the cemetery, sev eral nights ago, is again driving his big touring car. Harry was the only one of the party hurt His head was pretty badly cut nothing serious.
 Joe Poliu is back from MeXicc l C;tv WY baro had bppp OD DriVAt(