The border vidette., 1916-04-29
LOCAL NEWS.

l Don't forget the bazaar and l entertainment at the Masonic Hall, under the auspices of the St. Andrews Guild.
 E. c. Wills new Airdome on Morley avenue, will get first money, this summer. It will seat about one thousand people. Francis J. Duffy. Jr., son of Judge Duffy, after enjoying a short visit at home, returned to | the University of Arizona, last Sunday afternoon.
 w. F. Dwyer,. popular we'll known auditor of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has been a | visitor in Nogales this week, on company business. Dennis Coughlin, the Wash ington Camp mining man, who owns NogaleS real estate, has been a county seat visitor this week several days.
 Last Saturday there arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Levy, of this city, bouncing OdOy OOy. UtOOtiOA ooA AAooAC one are doing nicely.
 Mrs. Josephine Saxon, super. intendent of schools, is in Phoe- nix, where she went to confer with c. O. Case, superintendent of public instructions. J. E. Masters, the Altar min ing man, who now makes his home in Tucson, has been a business visitor in the city this week a couple of days.
 After a delightful visit here with her friend Miss Martha returned to her home in-Tucson the forepart of the week. Ernest Harmon of Washington Camp has been here this week, from the big copper camp. where he owns mining property said to possess great merit. At meeting of the Demo cratic City Committee, held Thursday night, c. l.. Hardy was elected chairman, and Frank Wilkey secretary and treasurer. Francis M. Hartman, we'll known Southern Pacific attorney, was here a. couple of days this week on legal business for his company. His home is in Tue son.
 Mrs. A. l.. Lewis and her charming daughter, Miss Cathe- rine, departed the forepart of the week for Los Angeles where they will spend the summer months.
 w. H. Land of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Com pany, has this week been in Ell Paso, on a combined business and pleasure visit. Mrs Land is with her husband.
 Jack and Charley O'Keefe, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Con o. Keefe, spent last Sunday at home with the folks. The boys are making good at the Univer- sity of Arizona.
 T. P. Thompson has secured the contract for boarding the workmen employed on the new bridge across the Santa Cruz river. Three good meals for dollar, is fair enough.
 Wednesday Mir. and Mrs. Os- car Ashburn of the Monkey Springs ranch near Patagonia, were county seat visitors, being guests of Mrs. Sam Friedman, Mrs. AShburn'S sister
 L.. H. Hines, of Douglas, bro- ther of Harry Hines, of Jones & Hines, contractors, has accepted a position with The Owl Drug Store, as mixer of cool, refresh ing drinks soft, or course.
 Vic Condron, travelling repre- sentative of the Standard Oil Co.,, with headquarters at Tue son, was a visitor here the fore part of the week, having motor ed up from Tucson Sunday.
 Assistant State Engineer Win sett has been here this week on business connected with the building of the bridge across the Santa Cruz river, near here, work on which has commenced.
 This afternoon, Mrs. Evans, wife of Ben Evans, manager of the Montezuma hotel, will de- part for Los Angeles, where she will spend the summer. Of