The border vidette., 1917-09-08

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 cific Company. Those on the
 Mexican side will be built just
 south of the Catholic church on
 the site of the residences de-
 stroyed several months ago by
 fire. The location for the re-
 sidences on thls side of the line,
 has not as yet been selected.
 Manager J. A. Legarra of the
 Red House, Ramon Vasquez'
 mammoth dry goods emporium
 on Morley avenue, has returned
 from New York City, where he spent a month purchasing goods
 for The Red House. Reports
 having had a good trip and says
 he bought some of the best bar gains ever seen in Nogales. MT.
 Legarra is a past master in the dry goods business; he person ally visits the big eastern mark cts and buys carload lots at
 down in the cellar" prices.
 The new bridge being built by the United States government on International street, near the customs house, at cost of $7, 900, is nearing completion and will soon be ready for public use. To Collector Chas. Hardy and Captain l.. w. Mix, credit in O large measure is due for the new bridge, which for many years has been greatly needed. Both gentleman did splendid work in calling the attention of the Washington government to the necessity for a bridge on In ternational street.
 The serenade of the 35th In fantry given as a farewell to the non-commiSsioned officers and first class privates of the regi ment who last Wednesday morn ing departed on the Benson train for various points in the United States, was the best ever." The fife aud drum corps martial music caused many of our citizens to 'come to atten- tion," and wish they too were members of that splendid body of young Americans on their way to some where in France" Nothing like that early morning war music was eyer heard in Nogales. It was great.
 This week A. W. Lohn, the popular photographer, with his able assistants, has been busy making pictures for the hun lreds of Mexicans from Cananea | md other points in Sonora, who | are being taken with their fami- ies to the Salt River valley to pick cotton. The opportunity jo secure work at living wages, s Godsend to the unemployed | n Sonora. Only men of families 1 Ire desired by the employment ] agencies. representatives of | which are taking hundreds of i nen and their families to the Salt River valley, where they | ,an make good money
 Preliminary arrangements are | being made for the erection of a building for the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Go. in corner of Elm street md Rodriguez avenue, and A. .. ReOrig, construction engineer or the company, is here for the purpose of commencing work tt once. When the new build ng is completed an up to-date ,quipment will be installed, and logales will have a telephone yStem second to none in the country. The new switch board las already been ordered for in the new building ust as soon as it is completed.
 Last Monday afternoon Miss Lucia J. Sykes, lovely sister of Mrs. J. E. Wise, of this city, nd MT. De Leslie J. Wooddell, of Jack McVey's big anch at Arivaca, Pima county, were united in marriage. The which made these pop liar young people man and wife. was performed by Rev. ,toetzel of the local Congrega- ional church, at the home of he brides sister, MT. J. B. Wise, n the presence of relatives and few intimate friends of the ligh contracting parties. We oin a host of friends in wishing fir. and Mrs. Wooddeli much 
 The farewell party given last tuesday evening at the Masonic Hall in honor of Rev. B. H. and family, was a very