The border vidette., 1916-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.

f. LellneJ. Jr., Glle US AuSOicS piano man, departed Thursday for the coast.
 Wright Brothers. painters and decorators, have been busy this week painting Wells Fargo Com pany's buildings.
 Wednesday Don c. Franklin returned from Tucson where he attended federal court, as a member of the grand Jury. Wednesday Postmaster Will liam Schuckmann returned from Tucson where he spent a couple Of days on private business.
 Attorney E. R. Purdum is eX pected home next week. from California, where he and Mrs. Purdum have been visiting re- fativeS.
 The dance at Fruitland Hall tonight will be attended by a mum Der of young people from Nogales, who will make the trip by automobile.
 c. I. McReynolds, of Los An geles. who formerly resided in Nogales, has been here several ! days, accompanied by a number of clients who are interested in Sonora land.
 Henry Levin, the customs broker, returned Monday. from Los Angeles, where he had been to visit Mrs. Levin and his daughters, who are sojourning in the "city of angels" F. E. Monteverde, Sonora. land dealer, was stopover visitor in Nogales Thursday, from Los Angeles, on his way to Hermosillo, where he has inn portant private business.
 Harold Brown, efficient mem Der of the city police force, who served on the federal grand jury, returned home from Tue son Wednesday. Said he wouldn't trade Nogales for Q dozen Tue sons.
 Fred CarrutherS. manager of the United States Graphite Company's mines in Sonora, is back from Tucson, where he had been on company business. Says it's sure some hot in the old | town.
 Contractor J. G. Willoughby has just completed a nice little brick cottage for T. P. Thomp- son, on Elm street. The con- tractor will make. the new re- sidence his home, having rented it from Mir. Thompson.
 Friends of Mrs. Ben Evans will be pleased to learn that she has fully regained her health, in Los Angeles, and both she and Master Ben are having a most enjoyable time. Mr. Evans will join them later in the season.
 MT. Nelson. ex Postmaster Fowler'S- assistant, who when he left Nogales some time ago, took with him S61O.OO belonging to Mir. Fowler, is said to be at Tia Juana, Lower California, where he is playing the ponies.
 Lieutenant E. l.. Chalfant is here from Guaymas, where he and John McPhearson are sue cessfully engaged in the manu- fracture of candies. The lieut. chants host of friends will be pleased to know he is prosper. ing.
 I Yesterday a squadron of the Twenty first Infantry arrived from Vancouver. Two compa-
 nies of the fighting twelfth, '' also returned from Yuma where
 they have been stationed for
 some time. With Col. Sage's dead shots on the job, Nogales
 need not worry.
 w. T. Roath, one of Santa
 Cruz county's successful live
 stock growers, has been i'll from
 his ranch several days this week, on combined business and pleasure. Mr. Roath. besides
 his cattle interests, has valuable real estate in Nogales, where his mother and sister make their
 home when not at their country place. -
 The Nogales High School com mencement exercises at the Ma sonic Hall last night were large ly attended and greatly appre- ciated by all. The following are members of the 1916 Class, who received diplomas last night: Miss Mildred Glore. Mir. Julius Castelan, Miss Mary Payze, Miss