The border vidette., 1916-10-28
LOCAL NEWS.

J. l.. BleVinS, the HermOSlllC
 farmer, is a business visitor here
 today. from the south country.
 Last Sunday Mrs V. A. Smel
 ker and the little ones returned
 from a delightful visit on the
 Pacific coast.
 Fred. Afford has gone to Sou
 ora on business for A. M. ConarG
 for whom he has worked for a
 number of years, as local agent.
 Francis M. Hartman, popular
 attorney for the Southern Pa
 cific Co.,, whose home is in Tue son, has been attending superior court on legal business.
 Dr. M. H. Barr has opened
 his 5-1O 25 cent store on Arroyo
 boulevard The new store is doing a splendid business, and fills a long felt want in the best town iD the state.
 Duffy & Purdum, of this city, assisted in the defense of Jack Falls, the Patagonia blacksmith, accused of murdering his part ner, Tom Castlberry, in Patago- gonia last March.
 Dave Loeb, proprietor of the | Popular Store, was a business visitor at Tucson the forepart of the week, having gone to meet a representative of a mammoth eastern clothing house. A. S. Noon, Jr., who has been attending school in California, returned home the foreparG of the week and is again in the of flee of his father, the we'll known building contractor, on Grand avenue.
 George Coughlin, ex-justice of the peace at Patagonia, who for some time past has been run ming the hoist at the great Three R mines near Patagonia, has been here as a witness in the Falls murder case.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave-, in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
 Mrs. Charley Chapman, sister of Mrs. Ashby, estimable wife of Col. Ben. M. Ashby, of the Sonora railway, arrived in the city Wednesday,, from Murphys- borough Illinois, to enjoy a visit | at the pleasant Ashby home on Marsh Heights.
 WANTED: YOUNG MEN WITH NERVE. Good pay, short hours, l opportunity for travel, advance ment; normal physique, good re- ferenceS required. Aviation | Dept. THE O'CONNoR CoRPOR- ALTON, 63O9 $. Eggleston, CHI CAGO, ILL. adv
 Judge R. c. Stanford of the Maricopa county superior court, | has this week been occupying | Judge O'Connor's bench, hear ing cases in which the Santa | Cruz county superior judge was disqualified. Judge Stanford is one of the states best known superior judges.
 Frank N. Cox, the mining man, who is working a mine over in the Duquesne mining district. was visitor in the city a couple of days this week, on private business. Franks nun rous friends hope he'll make big stake from his mine. No one is more entitled to do so than he
 Editor Jack Price of the Pata- gonian, who is Democratic for Justice of the Peace at Patagonia. was visit or at the county seat last Tues day, having been called as a wit ness in the Falls murder case. Jack said he knew nothing, and was excused. He returned home Wednesday morning.
 Richard Zellner, Jr., of Los and Harry Dater, of Chicago, guests at the Monte zuma hotel, will leave in a few days for Los Angeles, making the cross country trip in Mr. Zellner's automobile. This is MT. Dater'S first visit to Nogales; he likes the place, our glorious climate and our people.
 Wednesday General Gales of Sonora, who the night before a arrived by special train from r r L