The border vidette., 1916-09-09

l lnSIOn camp, Is a business V1S-
 itor at the county seat today.
 Harry Lawton, general freight ] and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with
 headquarters at Empalme, is in
 the city, from the south. Heavy rains in the south coun-
 try along the line of the Sonora
 railway, have delayed trains from
 Guaymas. The bridge at Her.
 mOSillO is reported washed out.
 The family of Dr.. Sam s. But
 Ter, after d short visit in New
 Mexico with the doctor, have re-
 turned to MagGalena, Sonora.
 Mrs. Butler is a sister of Mrs.
 B. B. Sharpe of this city.
 J. w. Blunt, of Quinlen, Texas, has accepted desk in the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Com pany. We welcome the gentle man to Nogales, and wish him success in his new position.
 Assistant Postmaster Riggle is erecting a cottage on the Glis- san Place, and about the fifteenth Mrs. Riggle and the children will arrive from Phoenix to make their home in Nogales.
 Monday Judge A. s. Tender son, the we'll known successful Patagonia merchant, was a busi- ness visitor in the city, from the second city in the first" county in the best state in the Union.
 Jack McVey, the Arivaca stockraiser and rancher, is back from a combined business and pleasure visit in New York where he spent a month. Jack says he is glad to get back to the range.
 With majority of nearly three hundred votes over all other political parties registered in Santa Cruz county, Demo cratic candidates, every one of them. should win this year and not half try.
 Joe Berk. proprietor of the has gone east to pur- chase spring styles for women Joe knows just what Nogales so- ciety desires in the way of the latest for the fair sex. He buys right: his prices are right.
 Mrs. George w. Parker and 1 the children are in Missouri. | Mrs. Parker's relatives. Mrs. Parker was called to her old home on account of the ill- ness of her aged mother, who passed away on the 21st of Aug | uSt.
 Ferd VanMourick, manager of | the Sonora News Company, has | gone to coast to accompany his | family home from their summer l During his absence William Cavanaugh is in charge of the big store on Morley ave nue.
 Frank J. Barry, of Barry 6 Barry, we'll known successful | .ocal attorneys, has returned from San Diego. making the cross country trip both ways in his big Buick. Reports having enjoyed the Fair and the long cross country trip.
 Samuel Heslet of the Sultana mines, arrived the forepart of the week, and is guest at the National hotel. Reports every thing very quiet in his section of Sonora. Mrs. Heslet and | Master Desmond are still on the coast, at Los Angeles.
 Vice Mexican Consul Antonio ). Sarabia, of Nogales, Arizona, by his bride, nee Miss Estela Montijo, returned Tuesday from their honeymoon rip to San Francisco. Mrs. Sa- 'abia is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Raul Montijo of this city.
 Charley O'Keefe, son of Con md Mrs. O'Keefe, has returned rom his summer vacation spent tt Clarksdale, Arizona. Both Charley and his brother Jack, will shortly resume their studies tt the University of Arizona, where the young men are mak- ng an envia ble record.
 The dance given last Monday light at the Auditorium, for the benefit of the Sacred Heart school, was a great success in .very way, thanks to the untir- ng efforts of the ladies having ;harge of the affair. Excellent