The border vidette., 1919-08-30

] on business for the Two Repu b.
 lies Oil & Gas Company, with
 which he is connected.
 Mir. A. McFarlane, manager of El Progreso Silver Company.
 was visitor in town last Thurs, day on his way from the mines in Sonora, to Tucson, for a visit with his family.
 Manager Valenzuela of the Patagonia Commercial Cos. big store at Patagonia, has been a guest at Hotel Evans several days this week. Val, who had been slightly under the weather, came down to consult his physi soon had his patient feeling fine. He'll return home today.
 Mir. O. H. Weaver, former pro prietor of the Nogales Cash Store and bakery, has opened the Home Bakery, at the corner of Arroyo boulevard and Elm street. An experienced baker from Los Angeles, is in charge of the bake room, where delici ous cookies, pies, cakes, rolls, buns, etc, are made every day.
 Eu route home from San Fran cisco, where they spent the hot summer months, the family of MT. J. E. Wise, the local capi- talist, is marooned in Los Ange- les on account of the striking railroaders. MT. Wise says just fy-o in his folks will come home. They already have their Pullman re SerVatiOnS.
 This week MT. W. Ruschaupt, who had been in St. Joseph's hospital since the auto accident two weeks ago, returned to his home on Hudgin street, and will soon be again on the job at Roy & Titcomb's, to the delight of his many friends. Mrs. Newnes is still at the hospital, but is doing nicely and will soon be able to return to her home at Tucson.
 B. l.. Chalfant, who has been in charge of Wells, Fargo & Company's business at Cananea, has been transferred from the big copper camp to Nogales, So- nora, where he is now in charge of the express company's busi ness. Emery's host of friends here are pleased to see him back. He has been in the em- ploy of the company many years and thoroughly understands the business.
 The railroad strike in Califor- nia is over, according to official information received in Nogales last evening by T. G. Wright, local agent for the Southern Pa cific. This afternoon MT. Rich ard Zellner, Jr., and others who have been detained here by the tieup of the railroad, will depart for Los Angeles and other coast cities. The strike ended official ly at 2 o'clock this morning, when trains began to move.
 Last Tuesday night thieves entered the home of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Schleimer on Quarry street, and stole jewelry and clothing valued at between two and three thousand dollars. Among the stolen articles of jewelry are five sets of ear rings, two wrist watches, a diamond bracelet and a diamond brooch, belonging to Mrs. Schleimer. All of Jacks clothes went with the loot, non of which has yet been recovered.
 MT. A. J. Oliver, the Houston, Texas, capitalist. who is pre- sident of the A. J. Oliver Com pany, has returned from a visit to the San Jose de Guaymas ranch. near the Bay City. owned by himself, Alex. Strachan, the commission man, and Henry Le- win, of Holler 6 Levin. this city. The ranch is one of the beauty spots in Sonora. For many years it was owned by MT. A. Busta mante, a gentleman known far and wide for his hospitality.
 Thursday night the young business men of Nogales met at the Santa Cruz Club and formed l the Young Mans Business Asso- citation. The new organization will work in conjunction with i the Chamber of Commerce, for a bigger and better Nogales. The l officers elected are: H. R. Sisk, |