The border vidette., 1916-09-02
LOCAL NEWS.

State Senator Harry J. KarnS returned Thursday from a sue cessful business visit to Cali | fOrnia.
 w. M. Murphy, Harshaw min- ing man, is very ill, at the Sist- CTS Hospital.
 l. B. Bowers arrived from his ranch near Noria, Sonora. Re dorts feed plentiful and cattle fat in his section.
 l.. B. FleiScher was here a couple of days this week from 1 Tucson, ill the interest of his i big wholesale house.
 Miss Fannie Ford, sister of Mrs. T.. P. Thompson, has gone to California to spend the re- mainder of the summer.
 Sheriff Mcknight is making the bootleggers hard to catch. Several places have been raided this week, and number of arrests were made.
 A. M. Conard, accompanied by Mrs. Conard and tha children is enjoying his summer vacation dU IuS OIeSU. odIllOI LiieR, III uiiO i San BernardinO mountains.
 Tom Heady, manager of the San Rafael ranch, was here Tuesday from Lochiel, on busi- ness. Said the ranch never look ed finer; cattle are in prime con- dition.
 Ralph O'Neill, manager of Pr CTS and ore buyers, is back from El Paso, where he accompanied a shipment of several carloads of ore.
 Next Monday night there will be a grand ball at the Ardito- rium in honor of Labor Day. The ball is being given as ben eft for the Sacred Heart school of NogaleS.
 w. F. Dwyer, popular travel ing auditor of the Southern Pa cific, with headquarters at Tue son, was a visitor in NOgaleS one day this week, on business for his company.
 F. I. R. Moore, chief clerk R. M. s., with headquarters at Los Angeles, arrived in the city Thursday, on official business connected with the handling of the soldiers mail.
 Mrs. Carlos Ruppelius, ,daught- was here Thursday from the Richard Brady ranch near Or acle, of which her husband is the general manager.
 Yesterday the Second Con- necticut regiment departed for their long hike to Fort Huachuca. where they will relieve the First Connecticut, now doing target practice at that place.
 Nogales' splendid public schools will open Monday, Sep tember 18th, at which time our handsome new high school build ing, one of the finest in the state, will also be completed.
 Charley Bower, son of MT. and Mrs. w. B. Bower, of Los Coches, near Camille, has this week been a visitor in Nogales, at the home of his friends, MT. and Mrs. Dillon Moore.
 Wednesday Superintendent J. w. Fitzgerald of the Southern Pacific, accompanied by Division Engineer J. D. Mathews, was here on an inspection trip of the Nogales Tucson branch.
 B. B. Bethell manager of the Washington Trading Company's big store at Patagonia, was a business visitor at the county seat Thursday. He reported business booming at Patagonia.
 District Manager Burgess of the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company, spent Wednesday in Nogales, on com pany business. Manager Burgess makes his headquarters in Tue son.
 Miss Josephine Chenoweth and sister Emma, daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Chenoweth, re- turned home last Wednesday from a delightful visit in Los Angeles with relatives and friends.
 O. K. Franklin, local mining man, is arranging to resume ac- tice operations at his mines To- cated in Sonora, short distance So,1tb of tho lino Shir,roontS of