The border vidette., 1917-12-08
LOCAL " EWS.

l
 Thursday Sheriff and Mrs. R.
 R. Earhart motored irto the
 country, where the sheriff was
 called on official business. | Maurice l.. Raines, the laun-
 dryman, has recovered from his
 recent severe sick spell. He has
 for a long time been a sufferer
 from heart trouble.
 Oscar F. Ashburn, from the 1 Monkey Springs ranch near
 Patagonia, was a county seat
 visitor yesterday, having motor
 ed down in his big touring car. 1 Captain Ed. Ralph, U. S. A.,
 has been enjoying visit in No- gales this week with Captain
 Chas. Beatty and other friends,
 all of whom are pleased to see
 him.
 l The Sacred Heart school has started private classes in English
 for girls which meet on .Aon days, Tuesdays, Wednesday, Thursdays and Fridays from 1 to D. ID.
 l II the Broadway Store, Inc, returned the forepart of the week from Los Angeles. where he enjoyed Thanksgiving with his family.
 Last Wednesday night Julio R. Salazar, aged 25 years, died at his home on Terrace avenue. l The funeral was held yesterday, | interment being in the Nogales cemetery.
 Yesterday Spiro Proto, pre- sident and Judge Frank J. Duffy, 1 attorney for the Arizona Gas & Electric Company, returned from Tucson, where they had been on legal business.
 The concert given last Thurs day evening at the Lyric theatre, by high. b.class local musical talent, for the benefit of the city's poor children, was a very enjoyable affair.
 Tuesday H. J. Temple. general superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, was in the city on his way to Tucson, in his private car. He makes Empalme his headquarters.
 Don't forget the Carnival for the benefit of the Santa Cruz Club, December 14 and Is. Nothing like it ever attempted in Nogales. Let us all help to make it great success.
 John Glissan, for a long time connected with the United States customs service, being stationed recently at Douglas, has resigned his position, and will make his home here with his interesting family. ...-<- se.
 B. Lewis, one of the best stockraisers in the state, was a visitor iu the city this week, from his ranch in Parker Can. yon. MT. Lewis owns string of the fastest racing ponies in the county. Many are prize winners.
 Thursday Otto H. Herold, vice president of The First National Bank of Nogales, accompanied by Mrs. Herold, returned from an extended business and pleas OIS NlSt1 po JULIUS Iai GlO OooSs as far as Washington and New York. They report having had a delightful trip.
 This afternoon the ladies of St. Ansrew's guild will give their regular monthly silver tea," at the residence of Mrs. B. K. Cumming on Crawford street, from three to five o'clock. The proceeds are for the benefit of the Episcopal church. Every body cordially invited.
 At Last Monday evenings meeting of the City Council, the bid for grading the streets in Ellis tract submitted by J. S. Littlejohn and W. s. Singleton, we'll known engineers, was accepted, and the work will commence at once, and pushed to completion within ninety working days. The bid was for SIS, ,S74.O co.
 At the regular annual meeting of the Nogales Fire Department held last Saturday evening the following officers for the ensuing year, were elected: Chief, Bracey Curtis: honorary chief, Captain l.. w. Mix; secretary, George NOtley: treasurer, l..