The border vidette., 1917-04-07
LOCAL NEWS.

J. C. Gattl, the CllftOD butcher
 is here for another trainload o1
 Sonora steers.
 Monday Robert Bergier motor
 ed down from Patagonia, on
 paivate business.
 l Sacks, Sacks, Second hand
 Sacks, for sale by w. G. Bow
 man, Grand Ave-, Nogales. adv
 Harry Dolson, Jr., bright son
 of Druggist Dolsor, has return
 ed from Michigan, where he has been attending school.
 Colonel Skinner, in charge of
 the base hospital at this place,
 has been ordered to the Eastern l Department. for duty.
 Last Wednesday night John | Hughes grocery store on Morley
 avenue was broken into and the
 cash drawer robbed of $8O. Bert and Ray Sorrells, two prosperous Santa Cruz county
 cowmen, were here Thursday transacting private business. County Rangers James Finley and Clyde Shields, spent a couple of days at the county seat this week, on official busi- ness.
 Wednesday night Mir. and Mrs J. R. Halstead entertained a number of friends at their pleasant home on Crawford street.
 Deputy Sheriff Jack Deegan has returned from Florence where he accompanied Francisco Rodriguez, convicted of grand larceny.
 Yesterday c. H. Araiza, man. ager of the Nogales Shoe Co.,, returned from Tucson, where he had been on business for his | company.
 Today Harry Grace will go to Tucson, where he will receive a handsome new automobile, re- gently purchased for use here and in Sonora.
 Dennis Coughlin pioneer min- ing man from the Duquesne dis trict, this county, has been a business visitor at the county seat a few days.
 During the absence of County c. l.. Hardy, in Phoe- nix on official business, Attor- ney Duane Bird has been in charge of his office.
 MT. Harrison, owner of the famous Three R copper bonanza in the Patagonia mountains, this county, was here Thursday business.
 Miss Ruby Shields of Pata- gonia, is visiting in the city, a guest of her friend Miss Grace daughter of Judge md Mrs. J. J. Chatham.
 Leon Serna, wealthy Sonora who has been sojourn- ng in Tucson for some time past, 1as been a Nogales visitor a couple of days this week.
 MT. Traves, foreman of a big . gang of men working on the county roads, was business , visitor here Wednesday,. Traves S an expert road builder.
 The board of supervisors held heir regular monthly meeting ast Monday, Chairman J. A. Harrison and Members George ' W. Parker and J. S. Gatlin, be- $ ng present. i
 Tom Schultz, -ex-newspaper nan, miner and real estate man, vas here couple of days this T week. from Patagonia, where he ' S for the present making his 2 
 Architect Glore and Contract. , ,r Murphy are pushing work on z he handsome new building be- ng built by the First National Bank, corner of Morley avenue z nd International street.
 Colonel Robert Cunningham, nany years resident of Torres, ' ame up from the south on We'd r esday evenings train, and has z ince been busy meeting old friends and acquaintances.
 Manager and Mrs. E. B. Be- ' hell of the Washington Trading z jo., spent Wednesday, here from z Patagonia. They motored down q rom the interesting little city s "a the banks of the Sonoita.
 The new building being erect f d by Louis Smith and Charlie aggers, to be used as head uarterS for "Barma." the fam