The border vidette., 1916-06-10
Juan Platt, high official of the

l ernment. MT. Platt is we'll known
 in Nogales, where he has many
 friends.
 Thomas Schultz, editor, print
 CT and mining man, who is now gathering data for a special min
 ing edition of the Oasis, was
 here from Patagonia the fore
 part of the week. Tom is a
 pioneer of Arizona, having re- sided in Phoenix. Prescott and ! other towns in the state, more than. thirty years. Everyone having business dealings with Tom Schultz will find him on the square.
 The many friends of Colonel Madden, the well known Nogales, Sonora hotel man, will be pleas ed to learn that he recently un- derwent a very successful opera tion, at one of the great ospitals in New York, and is on the road to complete recovery. In a letter to Mrs. Madden, the colonel says he expects to return to NOgaleS about the first of July, a well man. He has been knocked out over Seven months.
 William Meaney, we'll and flaw orably known here when he con- ducted The White House, has been in town several days this week, from Lordsburg, New Mexico, where he is now sue cessfully engaged in the wet goods business. Harry McKeel, an old time 'mixologist, of this city. is manager of MT. Meaney's business. After successfully transacting the business which brought him to Nogales. Billie departed for home last Wednes- day.
 ''The Message of the Yose- mite." lecture at the Santa Cruz Club last Tuesday evening", by Miss Mildred Leo Clemens, a cousin of the famous Mark Twain who is travelling under the aus piceS of the Southern Pacific travel bureau, was greatly ap- preciated by all who attended. The entertainment was given under the auspices of the Santa Cruz Club and the Chamber of Commerce for tEe entertainment of members and their friends, free of charge.
 L. B. Fleischer, many years a resident of this city, where he and his brother, Richard, made a pile of money in the clothing I,,1cinnSS noxu m of hior wholesale house in Tucson, spent Wednesday and Thursday in No gales, on business for his firm, which does nice business across the international line in Sonora. MT. Fleischer and his brother are the principal owners of Ari- zona European Mining Company, in which a number of Nogales people are financially interested. Shipping ore is being taken from the A. B. M. c.
 Last Tuesday at the home of the brides adopted parents, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Glover, Miss Orleatha Hannager and Carl Dammann, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. The ceremony which made these two popular young people man and wife, was performed by Rev. Mobley of the Methodist church, in the presence of a few relatives and friends of the contracting parties. The happy couple de- parted Tuesday afternoon on their honeymoon trip to Califor- nia and New York, returning to Nogales about August first, to make their home here.
 What is believed to be the re- mains of the late Walter Fortune, one of Santa Cruz county's best known most highly respected citizens, who about eighteen months ago was drowned in the Sonoita river, near Patagonia, were found Wednesday by a Mexican near the Forsy the ranch sixteen or seventeen miles from the place where MT. Fortune was caught in the raging flood waters and swept to his death. A pair of high-top laced boots believed by Sheriff Nick night to have belonged to Walter For tune, were also found and are being kept for identifica ation pur- poses.
 Monday County Attorney Hil- and Sheriff Forbes of Pi- ma county, came down from