The border vidette., 1916-09-23

called for next Tuesday after
 noon at o'clock, at the office of
 Charles l.. Hardy in the Lyric building, this city. All mem bers l are earnestly requested to be
 present as business of great inn
 portance will be transacted.
 Mrs. Sarah Black, one of
 Tubac's oldest, most highly re
 spected pioneer citizens, was a
 visitor at the county seat the
 forepart of the week, for the first time in several months.
 Mrs. Black, who is the widow of
 the late Judge Black, is a very
 bright woman. She is loved by
 all who know her.
 F George Wise, the we'll known,
 successful live stock grower, af-
 ter an extended business and
 pleasure visit to his old home in
 PennSy has returned and is again personally looking after
 his extensive interests in this section. George says he had pleasant successful trip east,
 but is glad to again be in the saddle
 Tom Schultz, ex newspaper man, who is now interested in mining in the Patagonia district, came down from Patagonia last Monday to attend the meeting of Democratic precinct committee men, held in the office of Attor- ney Charles l.. Hardy. MT. Schultz and O. F. Ashburn are precinct committeeman from Pa tagonia.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. H. Smith entertained the Woman's Home Mission Society at her pleasant home on Sonoita ave- nue. Those present were: Mes danes Purdum. Bristol, Cha than, Wright, Jeffrey, Wilson, Nordholm, Stanton, Thacker, Tomlin, Garfield, Mobley, Jones, Danielson, Poole, Misses Roark and Barney.
 United States Consul Fred erick Simpich, accompanied by his wife and little son, departed last Sunday for Washington, D. c. and other points in the east, on three months visit. During the consu's absence the the consulate will be in charge of Dr. Charles Doherty, vice consul, who has offices in the T. J. Wylie building on Arroyo 
 U. S. government engineers h ho hnnn of 6or this week making surveys for the government bridge soon to be built across the arroyo on Inter street. Engineer Roper of Magdalena, is assisting in the work. The money for the bridge has been appropriated by the and the much need ed improvement will be made | in the near future.
 O'Connor pleasuse and com mercial Motor Cars are assem- bled of World known Standard | Parts, medium priced. and sold | 0n convenient PAY-AS-YOU- | RIDE plan. Catalogue mailed on request. Exceptional agency and exclusive terri tory for persons desiring to act | IS represen tatives. Inquire of The O'Connor Corporation, 6331 South Halstead Street, Chicago, Illinois. Adv..
 In today's issue of THE BoR DER VIDETTE, appears the an louncement of Mrs. Frank Fitch, l IS Independent candidate for the office of county treasurer. Mrs. Fitch is we'll known in Santa Cruz county, where she taught school number Of years. She $ qualified to conduct the busi- tess of the treasurer's office, if elected. In the race for the of ice she will be opposed by Joe Democrat, and I. Bur goon, Republican.
 Dr. J. K. Browne, celebrated will give a lecture morning at the Epis- opal church. Dr. Browne is by Rev. J. H. Ieald, superintendent of the Jongrega tional work in Arizona md New Mexico. Rev. Heald, S well known in Nogales, where le was stationed many years lgo, when he was in charge of he local Congregational church. Tomorrow afternoon Dr. Browne, will talk to the soldiers at the V M c A hut