The border vidette., 1916-06-03

All kinds of outdoor sports; also a drilling contest. Every body is invited.
 Former City Police Conway, who since leaving Nogales, has been at Globe, has this week been visitor in the city. He may decide to return here to reside.
 Edward Titcomb, Jr., has gone to Connecticut, where he will witness the graduating of his 1 sister, Miss Josephine, next week at one of the big eastern colleges.
 On June first the local Vest ern Union Telegraph and Tele- phone Co.,, inaugurated an all night service, which is greatly ] appreciated by patrons of the company.
 Herbert Wood, representing ] the R. J. Lester Company, went south yesterday morning, to Carbo and other points along the railway, on business for his company.
 Everybody who can should be sure to register before going away for the summer. The wo men generally should make greater. effort than ever before to register.
 James Gamble, U. S. line rider, stationed out at Lochiel, was here Monday on official business. He reported everything very quiet out in his district, on the international border.
 Mrs. Wiswall, of Cananea, af- ter delightful visit at the pleasant home of American Con- sul and Mrs. Frederick Simpich, in Nogales, Sonora, has return ed to the big copper camp.
 Wednesday '. R. Halstead, of the J. D. Halstead Lumb Der Co.,, owners of many lumber yards in 1 the state, one of which is locat- ed in Nogales, went to Tucson and Phoenix on company busi- ness.
 The stag party given last Sat urday night by J. G. Willough- by, at his bachelor home on Elm street, to half dozen friends, was a joyous affair. Every body declared the generous host a prince of entertainers.
 E. J. Holden, the Nogales Shoe Doctor, is now manufactur ing high grade shoes for men and women. Workmanship and quality guaranteed. Nothing fin CT and better than Holden's handsome white shoes for sum- | mer.
 Wednesday Supervisor George w. Parker, accompanied by his little son and adopted daughter, Miss Gates, came in from the Parker home in the beautiful San Rafael valley. Mir. Parker is a brother of Mrs. Frank J. Duffy.
 Monday Paul s. Sprecher came in from his Elgin ranch and has since been here tranSacting priv ate business Paul is very en- thusiaStic over the future of his section, which he says is going to become one of the best in the county.
 Mrs. Richardson, wife of Theron Richardson, cashier of the First National Bank of No gales, and the lady's mother, Mrs. Land, departed the forepart of the week for Long Beach, to spend the summer enjoying the sea breezeS.
 Eb. Jones and Harry Hines, the brickmakers, have purchas- ed from l.. Ephraim, the splen- did piece of land situated just north of the Monte Carlo, a short distance from Nogales, on the State Highway. Considera- tiOn not learned.
 Tuesday morning Fred. Car !! rothers, manager, the United States Graphite Company, re- turned from Denver. Colorado, where he had motored on busi- ness and pleasure. He came home on the train. The Buick rode a freight car. Mrs. Edwards, wife of J. w. Edwards, proprietor of the Pio- neer Hardware House, accom- panied by the children, departed Thursday, for the coast to enjoy the summer months. Jimmie has already made application to join ] the Summer WidOWerS.