The border vidette., 1916-04-22

i May 22, premises lots of sport i for those who are fond of the political game.
 ! F. J Hines. of Douglas, is i here for visit with his brother, Harry Hines, member of the
 well known firm of Jones x
 Hines, contractors. F. J. may
 decide to locate here permanent ly.
 George Januel, the expert
 German barber, on Morley Ave. :, in Montezuma building, guaran-
 tees his work, and respectfully
 invites you to give him trial.
 Everything neat and clean. Hair
 Cutting a speciality. adv.
 l.. E. Toibert. of Tolbert
 Bros, we'll known dealers of
 thouroughbred cattle, is in the city with a bunch of high grade
 Hereford bulls, many of which
 have already been sold to local cattle growers. Harry Saxon
 bought three.
 Mir. l.. w. Parker, of Cutter,
 New Mexico, where he is ex- tensively engaged in the busi- ness of stockraising. is here on private business. The gentle man is an old friend of w. H. Land of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Go.
 The many friends of O. K. Franklin, the we'll known local mining man, who is'in New Or leans to consult specialists, will be glad to learn that his condi tion is greatly improved, and MT. Franklin expects soon to re- turn home a well man.
 Monday Councilman W. G. Bowman and Juan B. Elias, proprietor of the Union Meat market. returned from a busi- ness visit to Bisbee and Douglas, making the trip in Mir. Bowman's auto. They report having had a pleasant successful visit.
 Hon. George w. Atkinson, one of the county's best known most successful stockgrowers, was here a couple of days this week, from his Calabasas ranch, meet ing old time friends and ac- quain tanceS. He is looking the picture of good health. Said he felt it.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Lons- berry returned the forepart of the week, the former from New York, the latter from Los An geles, where they spent a month. They are pleasantly located in the elegant newly furnished N. Leeker residence on Morley avenue.
 Gus --Yarick and John Me Donald, owners Of producing mines in the Santa Ritas, near Patagonia, were county seat visitors couple of days this week. Friends of Gus will | be glad to learn that he has fully recovered from his recent | serious attack of pneumonia. The gentlemen report the Santa Rita and Patagonia mining dis bricts booming.
 w. T Powers, one of the old est, best known mining men in the county, was a business visit 1 or in the city Thursday, from Patagonia, where for many years he has been leading pro- citizen. MT. Powers con- 5inues to have great faith in the future of the Patagonia and Santa Rita mining districts, and unusual activity in the of Patagonia.
 In honor of Miss Elizabeth Weiss, of Los Angeles, who has been visiting in Nogales, a guest of Mrs. E. M. Mather, banquet vas given Wednesday evening tt Lulley's Buffet, at which Mr. and Mrs. Mather were host md hostess. Thursday Miss Weiss departed for her home in he City of Angels" taking with her the best wishes of her numerous NogaleS friends.
 Ia the passing of Benjamin o. Walker, last Sunday at the home ,f deceased's son-in-law, Judge W. A. O'Connor, in this city, Santa Cruz county lost another pioneer citizen, who was highly by all. Deceased who vas past S2 years of age, had ,een ill for some time The fun ,ral was held Monday afternoon rom the residence of Judge l'r0nno,, l