The border vidette., 1920-12-25

l O1 DOA M uel GLScaIdOd, DnS
 successful pioneer merchant, arc
 here from the Los Angeles Col
 lege, Los Angeles, where they
 are making Q splendid record
 as all Nogales boys do.
 Hon. A. c. Bernard Of Tucson,
 was stopover visitor in Noga
 les last Thursday on his way to Guaymas, where he has gone on l private business. Ia the recent city election held in Tucson. Mr Bernard was defeated for mayor.
 The funeral of Mrs. Santo Mills, mother Of Manuel Mills, was held last Monday from the Catholic church, in torment being in the Nogales cemetery. Mrs. Mills passed away last Sunday, after long illness from pulmo- nary trouble.
 John Rafael, of this city who is representing big whole sale house of San Francisco, in Mex ico, has returned from a success ful business visit to the south country. After enjoying 8 short visit here with his family, John will go to San Francisco.
 Mir. Fred. c. Emery, the we'll known promoter, who recently returned home from an extended business visit in Europe, is a visitor in the city, guest at Hotel Evans. Mir. Emery has extensive valuable mining in- terests in the State of Sonora.
 Wednesday was a Red Letter Day in the history of County Recorder A. E. Reddoch's fami- ly. A bouncing boy and a cute girl, twins, is mighty hard to beat. Mother and little ones are said to be doing nicely aud the happy father says What tell Bill" Hearty congratulations.
 Sunday last, Judge Charles Blenman. Alex. Parker and Brad. Duncan, motored down from Tucson for few hours visit with J. A. Legarra and other old time friends. They were accompanied by Superior Judge Samuel Pattee of Pima county, who on Monday occupied Judge w. A. O'Connor's bench.
 Under the management of No gales Elks, Lee Morrisey of Idaho and . Al McMauus of Los Angeles will box twenty rounds at the Lyric Theatre next Sat urday afternoon, January lst, 1921. The exhibition will be for the benefit of the poor of Noga- les. and big crowd of Elks aud their friends will be on hand. Wire the Montezuma Hotel for seat reservations. .,
 Arturo Cubillas, Jr., of the Sonora and Sinaloa Commercial Company, has returned from Mexico City, where he accom- panied the Nogales excursionists several weeks ago to witness the inauguration of, President Oregon. He said Joe Polin and F. F. Rodriguez, also members of the excursion, were still in Mexico City, where they were detained on business.
 Mir. Alex. Strachan, the we'll known successful NogaleS com mission man, who will the con- ing year extensively engage in the proftab ble business of raising tomatoes and cantaloupes in the Yaque River valley of Sonora, returned home the forepart of week from a visit to his gold mines situated near Carbo, So- nora. He will spend the holi- days here with his family.
 Sam Smith, owner of valuable mining property in the Altar district, Sonora, after visit to his property, returned to the States last Monday. In General Alvaro Obregou as president of Mexico, Mir. Smith sees great future for foreign capital in Mexico, and predicts wonderful things for the mining interests during the year 1921. Wednes- day Mir. Smith departed for Los Angeles where he will report to his associates.
 After an extended pleasure visit in Mexico City, where they were guests of President and Mrs. Obregon, MT. and Mrs. Wirt G. Bowman, have returned home. They report having had wonderful visit at the Mexican capital, where they were royalty treated by everyone. MT. Bow man com bined business with pleasure and he and his asso
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