The border vidette., 1917-05-19
LOCAL NEW s.
Mrs. Frank Fitch has gone to California to visit relatives.

Thursday morning J. R. Hal
 stead mOtOred to Tucson in his
 new Premier roadster.
 E. E. Bethel, manager of the
 Washington Trading Company's $
 Patagonia store, was d county
 seat visitor Thursday.
 Burton & Son, the contractors,
 are rushing work on the bu-i-
 ness house owned by Mrs. A. A.
 Doherty on arroyo Boulevard.
 The Nogales Jersey Farm Ma
 tatorium, is one of the summer
 attractions in Nogales. For a
 cool pludge, there is nothing
 like 1t.
 Charley Beermau, of the Los
 Angeles Tanning Company, this
 week purchased Dort car from
 the Pan American Commission Company.
 John Brunton, the mining en, gineer, has gone to Sonora to look at mining property owned 1 by Ellis Lewis and stassociates. 1 Lewis went with him.
 Alex Carpena, the haberdash- CT, accompanied by a party of 1 friends, motored to Tucson last l Sunday to attend the Knights of Columbus exercises. Friends of Mrs. Ben Evans will be pleased to learn that she is getting along nicely at St. JoSeph'S Hospital, where she is suffering from pneumonia.
 James B. Mix. inspector in charge at the U $. customs house, reports the.. ...arrival of twenty four carloads of tomat toes from the south country this week.
 Mary Duffy, lovely daughter of Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy, is home from the Northern Arizona Normal School, to enjoy the summers vacation with her parents.
 Paul Sprecher, who recently sold a bunch of cattle to Dan Matthews, has been a business visitor at the county seat this week a couple of days from his dry farm near Elgin.
 Judge Frank J.. Duffy of this city, has rendered to Governor Campbell, his resignation as member of the board of regents of the university of Arizona. The resignation was accepted.
 Yesterday afternoon at the |, h nl AT Sonoita avenue, the ladies of the First Baptist Church of Mo- gales, met and organized a ladies' aid. under the direction of Mrs. P. P. Pope.
 James Wilkey, brother of l Frank and Dave Wilkey of this city, has been here several days | this week from Tucson, where 1 he makes his headquarters when ! not in Sonora looking after his l mining property.
 Senator James A. Harrison has returned from a business visit to Phoenix. Says the weat- her is quite warm and he's glad to get back to Nogales, where the days are all pleasant and the nights delightfully."- cool.
 The old Mejia silver mines over in the Planchas de Plata district, Sonora, is now being ex- tensively worked by officials of the Mexican government. Trust our Mexican friends to known a good thing when they see it.
 Senator Ray Ferguson of Pa tagonia was business visitor at the county seat last Thursday. The senator is now playing the game, being interested ih a number of properties situat ed in the Patagonia mountains.
 Ramon Vasquez, proprietor of The Red House, has gone to Los Angeles to enjoy a couple of weeks pleasure visit with his old friend L. Ephraim, a pioneer citizen of Nogales, who with his family, has just returned from a visit to Europe.
 w. M. Girard, manager of the Pan American Commission Com pany, the headquarters of which are in Los Angeles, has arrived in the city to look over the No gales branch which is located in the Mcintyre building. His onnDanu ora fho