The border vidette., 1916-07-29
JULY 29. 1916.
LOCAL NEWS.

l came down from Patagonia last evening.
 The Nogales Chamber of Com merce held an interesting meet. ing last Thursday evening.
 Wednesday Police Judge Smith gave a Mexican sneak thief nine ty days. Guerrero was caught with the goods on.
 The concert given last even ing by the Seventh California Infantry band, in the city park, was one of the best ever heard in Nogales.
 State Senator Nose Drachman of Pima county, whose home is in dear old Tucson" was busi- ness visitor in the city several days this week.
 Franklin & Hanlan have re- ceived a carload of Pablo" beer, the famous non alcoholic bever- age. for which they are sole agents in Nogales.
 Walter Wakefield, manager of the Tucson Transfer Company, was here Wednesday on private business. Said Nogales sure looked good to him.
 R. Zellner. Jr., the Los An geles piano man, is here from El Paso, Texas, where his firm now has @ branch store. He reports business good.
 John A. McPheason, the well known manufacturer of soft drinks, is a visitor in the city, having arrived yesterday via. San Diego, from Guaymas.
 Wednesday the home of Tom Pereida, of the Nogales Daily Herald was made happy by the arrival of fine girl baby. Mother and little one are doing nicely.
 A number of Guaymas busi- ness men arrived in the city last evening on the Guaymas-N -Noga- les train. They will return to the bay city on next Mondays train.
 A big dance is going to be held on Saturday evening, Au- gust 12th, at the hall on Santa Cruz County Fair grounds at Sonoita. Everybody cordially invited.
 Judge Lane of Greenlee coun- ty, is this week occupying Su- perior Judge O'Connor's bench, hearing number of cases in which Judge O'Connor is dis qualified.
 On account of the wreck on the Nogales- Tucson railway last caused by the heavy rains, the passenger train was several hours late, coming in by way of Benson.
 Captain Beatty of the U. S. service, went to Tue, son Wednesday,, taking with him two undesirable citizens," who are accused of being rnlawfully in the United States.
 Colonel and Mrs. Madden, ex perienced hotel people, are now the Brickwood hotel recently leased by A. EScobosa. | Patrons of the Brickwood are l assured of first class service.
 Joe Polin, the Hermosillo drug | gist, who has been soiourning in | a couple of weeks, will | go south in few days. At this time of the year, Sonora's capi- i tai city is very warm. Joe says he hates to go back.
 Thursday night at Lulley's | Cafe, Captain Dresser. of Con- necticut, gave a supper to about thirty friends. Everybody had a fine time. All declared the captain prince of entertainers, and royal good fellow.
 With General Calles' Mexican band again giving concerts in the Nogales, Sonora plaza, and Uncle Sam's boys holding open air concerts in the Nogales park, the people of both towns are we'll supplied with music.
 Assistant Supt. Kuck of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, who 1 has been enjoying a visit with relatives and friends in Minnea- polls, has returned to Nogales, | and is again on the job. MT. Kuck's many friends are glad to see him back in Nogales.
 Oscar F. Ashburn, of the Monkey Springs ranch near Pa tagonia was a Nogales visitor