The border vidette., 1917-12-01

the Montezuma hotel. Doc" enjoys an enviabIe reputation throughout the state as an eye specialist. He makes regular visits to Nogales, the best town in Arizona.
 Ben Evans, popular, accom- modating manager of the Mon tezuma hotel, has purchased the interest of Richard (Dick) Don ovan, in the business known as The Progressive" art and no tion store in the Montezuma hotel building.
 Commencing today at a. m., until 9 p. m., the ladies of the CongregatiOnal Ladies' Aid will wait upon you at the Weaver Cash Store. Do not fail to see the many handsome hand made things they have to offer, at reasonable prices.
 Harry Flanigan, the Hermo- sillo automobile man, after few days here, returned south Thurs day, driving a new roadster. Harry and John Higgin botham, Laird of Carbo, are partners in the automobile business, which Harry understands from A to z.
 Deputy Collector of U. S. Gus toms Jim Gamble, formerly of Lochiel, now stationed at the Indiaa Oasis, after spending a few days at this port, has re- turned to his post. He was ac- panied by Mrs. Gamble. While here they were guests at the Montezuma hotel.
 Monday night large, appre- ciative audiance attended the Lyric theatre to witness the Grand Concert, given by a troupe of young Hermosillo society ladies and gentleman, under the able direction of Pro- lessor Ernesto Gonzales Jimenez. The concert was given as a benefit for the orphan college being built at Hermosillo at a cost of $15o, ,ooo, gold.
 Last Saturday forenoon hun dreds of Nogales' prominent citi- zens attended the funeral of the late Cornelius O'Keefe, held from the family residence on Morley avenue and from the Catholic church. The following prominent citizens acted as pail bearers: Judge w. A. O'Con- nor, Judge Frank J. Duffy, l. Burgoon. w. D. Hart, Robert E. Lee and E. K. Cumming.
 Mrs. Ed. Bowen and little daughter and Mrs. Jack Storey, have arrived from San Francisco to enjoy a few days visit with Ed. and Jack, who have the contract for hauling concentrates and supplies between Montana Camp and Plomo, the station on the Nogales- Tucson branch of the Southern Pacific. They are guests at the Bowman, where they have pleasant apartments.
 News of the early resumption of operations at Cananea, was received here this week, when a number of members of the operating staff received orders to return to the big copper camp. The Canauea Consolidated Cop per Company is the best bet in Sonora. Resumption of work means employment at good wages for thousands of men who have families depending upon them.
 William McComas, many years a prominent mine promoter in Arizona and Sonora, was a guest at the Montezuma hotel this week couple of days, on his way to the Altar district, where his mining properties are located. For a number of years MT. Me ComiS was manager of the Llanos de Gro mines in the Altar strict, in which Colonel Epes Randolph and associates were largely interested financially.
 The Nogales Theatre drive this week, for tobacco for our boys in France, has been a sue cess, thanks to the untiring eff forts of Manager Frank DiamOs, who never overlooks an oppor- tunity to show his loyalty to the flag and the boys at the front. This week motion theatres throughout the country have done their part for Smoke week." by giving five per cent of their gross receipts to the