The border vidette., 1916-12-30

l of the First National Bank O1
 Nogales, has fully recovered
 from his recent sever attack ot
 la grippe.
 At the annual meeting of the
 WOman's Auxiliary of the Santa | Cruz Club, to be held next We'd
 nesday afternoon, officers for the
 ensuing year will be elected All
 members are earnestly requested to be present.
 Effective Tuesday, January 2nd, 1917, Postmaster William
 Schuckmann, of Nogales, an
 nounces that in accordance with instructions received from the
 Department, the post office will
 close at 5:3O, for the balance of
 the. win ter, in place of 600 D.
 m., which has been the closing
 hour for some time past.
 MT. J. c. Glissan, for a mum
 Der of years connected with the
 United States customs service, now located at Douglas, accom-
 panied by his wife and daughter, motored over from the Shelter City to enjoy few days visit here with relatives and friends. Mrs. Glissan is daughter of Judge w. Wittins of Nogales.
 Tuesday County Attorney elect Chas. l.. Hardy returned from a flying business visit to Tucson. Attorney Hardy is now pleasantly located in his offices in the County Court House. Hen. Fred. $. Noon, the out going county attorney, has nov ed into comfortable offices over the postoffice, on Grand avenue.
 J. W. Kingsbury. assistant superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with head quarters at Empalme, has been a business visitor in the city of days this week, from the south. Said conditions at Guaymas are greatly improved since gold and silver coins have again become the medium of ex- change.
 Mrs. John Strickland, mother of Walter Strickland, arrived the forepart of the week from Del Rio, to be at the bedside of her son who is in St. Joseph's | hospital, suffering from pneu- nonia. The lady was accompanied | rom Texas, by her brother, Lee Began, of this city. who had been his old home in the Lone Star. state.
 The untimely passing of Miss Grace Thacker, loving daughter: ,f Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Thack- IT, from pneumonia, is regretted y a large circle of friends and lcquaintances. Last Monday the body was taken to Santa Ana, California, for burial, being ac- ,ompanied by Rev. Thacker. To he sorrowing family we extend 'ur sympathy. ..
 James Gamble. one of Uncle 5am's oldest, most efficient cus- oms guards, is said to be in California enjoying his honey noon, with his new bride, one of Santa Cruz county's lovely na- i've daughters. If this good "" 1o VI dO, WE -oSS1AO OO OOh- l ,ratulate Jim and his bride, at he safne time forgiving them or putting one over" their friends.
 The Wandering Jew mime in he Tyndell mining district, the lream of the late Mark Lulley, S coming into it's own, according O reports from the old lead sill ,er producer. The Jew has paid rom the grass roots and Colonel and l.. Lulley, the owners, are to be congratulated. All parties interested, will re- Ilize good returns on their in veStment.
 Wednesday William Franklin, he El Paso cattle buyer, cross d trainload of Sonora cattle t this place. After dipping, he stock were loaded and hipped to Texas pastures. This vas the first shipment of Mex can cattle brought across the inc in many months. Other American buyers have hopes of 'eing able to get their cattle cross in the near future.
 Wednesday Col. R. R. Rich rdson and Ed. Bohlinger, two yell kDown mining men, were n the city a few hours on their