The border vidette., 1919-12-27

J have gone to Dick Brady ranch, near Oracle, to enjoy the holi- days with their daughter, Mrs. Charley Ruppelius, and family.
 Every red blooded Arizonian has an opportunity today to help feed and clothe some little child Volunteer contributions are be- ing received by the Near East Relief headquarters, Phoenix.
 Jesse and Herbert Chatham, sons of Judge and Mrs. J. J. Chatham, are enjoying the holi- days in Nogales, Jesse from the state road camp, and Herbert from Naco, where he is in the United States customs service.
 MT. R. O. Wildman of Glen dale, California, and Mir. w. D.. Wildman and family of Wichita, Kansas, are visiting in Nogales with their mother, Mrs. N. M .. Wildman and sister, Mrs. w. J. Gordon, at the Baptist parson- ! age.
 Charley Wise son of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Wise, who is attend ing the Military Academy at Roswell, New Mexico, is home for the holiday vacation, which he will spend with his parents at the elegant Wise mansion on Mob Hill.
 MT. George W. Avery, we'll known attorney and mine oper- f0 A Ia !, nora, has been a business visitor in the city this week several days. From here the gentleman expects to go to Nevada, on min ing business.
 w. J. Mitchell, manager of the Consolidated Arizona Copper Company's mines at Mowry, was Nogales visitor a couple of days this week. Reported oper- ations progressing in a very sa- tisfactory manner in the old Mowry mines.
 Mrs. R. T. Sinclair, of Los Angeles, has gone to Empalme. Sonora, to spend the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Egan. MT. Egan came to the border to meet his mOther-in law, and he accompanied her south last Tuesday.
 Rev. F. J. Stoetzel, of the Trinity Congregational church, will shortly depart for Pboenix, where he and his wife will re- side. In departing from Noga- les Rev. and Mrs. Stoetzel take with them the good wishes of a wide circle of friends.
 Yesterday the thief who rob- bed Judge w. A. O'Connor's home was arrested and most of the valuables taken from His Honor's residence, recovered. The thief, who is crook from Los An geles, will get his. He confes- sed to Chief of Police Lowe:
 At the called meeting of the Democratic County Central Con- mittee held at Hotel Bowman last Monday evening, 8 motion was adopted requesting the City Central Committee to call a meet ing at an early date to consider business of importance to the Democratic Party.
 Robert Gustetter, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. l.. GuStetter, is home from the Roswell, New Mexico Military Academy, to spend the holidays at the Gus letter home on Crawford street. Bobby" is one of Nogales' brightest boys. His many friends are glad to see him.
 Yesterday at the Congrega- tional church, Rev. Stoetzel of fciating, MT. William J. Brun- ton, of San Diego, California, and Miss Elithe Mccartney of this city, were quietly married. The newly weds will reside in San Diego, where the groom is engaged in newspaper work.
 Auto thieves are holding high carnival in Nogales. On Mon day night two expensive cars, ,one belonging to Attorney B. R. Purdum, and Don Ramon Vas quez' big touring car, were stol- len. At "death curve" near Con- tinental, the Vasquez car went into the ditch, where it was later found The Purdum car has not as yet been recovered.
 The forepart of the week No gales was visited by Mrs. E. Mcfarland, who for some time Doct hoe hoo1 roSj6ioo at Turopo