The border vidette., 1916-09-02

OduS IlOcr Ol O uOBC duO MIS- w H. Smith, returned home the forepart of the week from a de- lightful visit with relatives at San Antonio, Texas. She was accompanied by Miss Maley, a sister of her mother and Roy Maley, with whom Miss Maley will enjoy a visit.
 The social dance given last Saturday night at Fruitland Hall, near Sonoita, was most enjoy able affair, large number of young people from Nogales be- ing in attendance. Charley Fowler was floor manager and there was something doing every minute. Everybody from Mo- gales reports having had a fine time, thanks to the hospitable people of the Elgin- Sonoita country, where the latch string is always out.
 c. H. Holler has returned from an extended business and pleas ure trip to points in the east, including Michigan. New York and Pennsylvania. He also spent day at the national capital. Tn little old New York, Mir. Holler met Jack McVey, the we'll known Arivaca cattle man, who is east on a combined busi- ness and pleasure visit. Mrs. Sofia Holler, who accompanied her son east, will spend several months with relatives.
 Hon. Frank E. Curley, can- didate for the Democratic nomi- nation of attorney general, was a busy visitor in the city Thurs day, from Tucson, his home- MT. Curley has just returned from a campaign trip in the northern part of the state, where he says the weather was ex- tremely cold, especially at night. The gentleman is an experience ed lawyer and gifted orator, besides being a consistent Demo- mocratS on September 12th, he will be elected by handsome majority November Eth.
 Judge Frank J. Duffy, Demo- cratic candidate for the state supreme court, is campaigning in the Salt River valley, where he will probably remain until after the primaries. Every De- mocrat in Santa Cruz county should cast his vote at the prim- ary election for Square Deal Frank Duffy" who for many years has made this county his home. It is safe to say that during the yeats he has resided in Santa Cruz county, Frank Duffy has done more favors for citizens of this county, without compensation, than any other man here. He deserves the united support of his party at the primary election, and should receive it.
 Dave Loeb, proprietor of The Popular haberdashry on south Morley avenue, returned home last Monday from an extended business visit to eastern markets to purchase the latest in goods for men. Upon his return home he found Manager Hart busy su- perintending the remodeling of The Popular, which as a result has been greatly improved in appearance. Instead of two en- frances, there is now but one, in the center of the big store. On each side of the big door are large, handsome show windows which make The Popular one of the most attractive stores in the city Other needed improve ments have been made in the in terior for the comfort and con- venience of employees and pa- irons.
 W. F. Christman, special agent for the Santa Cruz County Fair Association, has this week been a county seat visitor, arranging for finances for the coming coun- ty fair to be held October 9th, 9th and 7th. at the Sonoita fair grounds. This year it will be ne- ceSsary to raise in the neighbor- borhood of $500, to be expended for paying deficit on last years fair, needed improvements on buildings and grounds; also for purses for automobile races, horse races, etc., etc., which Mir. Christman and the local con- mittee, appointed by the Cham Der of Commerce of Nogales, ex-
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