The border vidette., 1917-02-10

l eral superintendent or the Oou"I ern Pacific of Mexico, went to Los Angeles where he will be joined by Mrs. Temple, who Will accompany him back to Empai- me. Mr. Temple travelled In ms ] private car Sonora. Every body will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Temple is recovering from her recent serious illness.
 Fernando F. Rodriguez, the hard ware man, returned the | forepart of the week from Suc- cessful business visit to the south country, where his pig l Grand avenue establishment en- | joys a splendid trade. MT. Rodr1- ] guez reported conditions greatly l improved along the line of the | Southern Pacific of Mexico, the people being busy on their farms and in their truck gardens.
 J. E. Hopkins and Frank D. Valles, of Patagonia, were busi- ness visitors in Nogales last Monday. They are arranging to open an automobile garage in Patagonia, about the first of | March. The name of their new 1 place of business will be The American Garage. A number of automobiles will be kept for hire at The American Garage,
 which will have the agency for a number of well known auto mobiles.
 Tom Bentley, the we'll known
 mine superintendent who for many years was superintendent at the great Minas Prietas gold
 mines in Sonora, was in from the Jarrillas mines in Patagonia
 mountains, couple of days this
 week. Tom is sure enough practical mine superintendent
 His services are worth many
 times the price paid SO called,
 would be mine superintendentS
 now holding down jobs men like
 Tom Bentley should have.
 Wirt G. Bowman has purchas-
 ed three big lots on Cavalry
 Hill, and will soon commence the
 erection of ten thousand dol
 lar home for himself and family.
 The location is most ideal and 7 when MT. Bowman gets through
 improving and beautifying it,
 will be one of the most attractive
 in southern Arizona. Architect
 William Bray of Tucson, is now
 working on the plans and spe-
 cifications, which will be design
 ed by Mrs. Bowman, who knows
 just what she. wants.
 John Henderson arrived in the l. l. T Dooo6nno
 California, and left yesterday for Caborca, Sonora, near which
 place are located the great Lista
 Blanca copper mines, owned by
 the children of the late John
 Henderson, many years a well
 known, successful mine opera tor in Sonora. John and his
 brothers Alex. ard Harry are operating the Lista Blanca prop critics, from which high grade copper ore is being shipped from Santa Ana, to the states.
 Last Sunday Phil c. Prannen,
 the Tucson banker and mer- chant, accompanied by his son Barry and a party of ladies, mo-
 tored down from Tucson in MT. Brannen's big Pathfinder, on a sight seeing trip. The party spent the night at the Monte zuma hotel, returning to Tucson Monday forenoon. MT. Brannen
 and his friends expressed sur
 prise at Nogales' wonderful 3 growth during the past year. They were also delighted with [ The Nogales Cafe, which is sec- l ond to none in the state.
 :, The Nogales Theatre under : the present management, is one ' of the most attractive play : : houses in the state. The big . crowds every afternoon and even ing evidence the popularity of - high class amuSementS provided by the manager, who has had a
 wide experience in the movie } business. Frank personally sees 9 that his handsome play house is 9 at all times clean and well ven- l. tilated. Courteous lady ushers l are ever present to cater to the r wants of patrons, no matter how .. big the crowd. For a pleasant - afternoon or evening, strangers 7 in Nogales will find the Nogales g Theatre all that it's manager T. claims-"The last word in mo- = vieS."