The border vidette., 1920-01-03

luton than to bring back health and happiness to starving child? The Arizona headquart- CTS of the Near East Relief, of Phoenix, will tell you how.
 Supervisors Asburn and Fin I ley, were county seat visitors this week a couple of days, the former from the Pennsylvania ranch near Patagonia, the latter from his farm near Camille. Thursday Rev. F. J. Stoetzel and family departed for Phoe- nix, where they will make their home, the reverend gentleman being in charge of the Neigh bor- hood Congregational church.
 Major" J. W. Griffith, master mechanic for the Southern Pa cific of Mexico, with headquart- CTS at Empalme, Sonora, has been visitor here several days this week on company business.
 After enjoying the Xmas holi- days in Los Angeles with his family, MT. J. A. Small, super intendent of the Cananea divi. sion of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, returned last Wednes. day.
 MT. Francis Wilkie, after en- toying Xmas here with relatives, has returned to his home in San Francisco. Francis is a nephew of the Wilkie boys, and a grand son of Justice of the Peace Wilkie.
 c. B. Stambaugh, export man ager for the Western Wooden ware Company, of El Paso, after giving the Nogales branch the
 once over," has returned to the Pass City, where he makes his headquarters.
 "Resolved-That I will let no child suffer if it is within my power to prevent" Having made resolution, write to the Arizona headquarters of the Near East Relief and learn how you can keep it.
 John Glasson, the mine super, intendent, has been here several days this week from Bloxton Station. Mir. Glasson is great booster for Patagonia and the mining districts near that pros porous little city.
 Tomatoes from the West Coast of Mexico, are commencing to arrive at the Port of Nogales, the first carload of the season having been crossed last Tues day by the Mexico Arizona Trad ing Go. of this city.
 Mir. Kelly Henry, we'll known, successful commission man, is recovering from a severe cold, which caused him to remain in doors several days. Tuesday Kelly went to Imuris, Sonora, on private business.
 Mr. Guillermo Mascarelas is wearing a broad smile, since re ceiving the glad news from Los Angeles, that his wife on Xmas Day.presented him with bounc- ing boy baby. Mother and little one are doing nicely.
 Dr. P. D. Clagett, a brother of MT. H. M. Clagett, of this city, accompanied by his wife and daughter, has arrived from Way nesville, Ohio. for visit with the Clagetts at their pleasant home on Crawford street.
 Mir. Harry Barnett, the Pata- gonia mining man, accompanied bU his son Frad one Of Santa Cruz county's best known suc- cessful young cattlemen, were Nogales visitors last Wednesday on shopping expedition.
 MT. Jack O'Keefe has return ed to the University of Arizona, after enjoying Xmas holidays at the pleasant home of his mother, Mrs. Con O'Keefe, on Morley avenue. Jack is making a splen- did record at the U. of A:
 Mir. William Gourdin, former ly resident of Nogales, now of Sparks, Nevada, where he is engaged in the mercantile busi- ness, has arrived with his fami- ly, for a short visit here with his mother and other relatives.
 MT. E. M. Dickerman, pro minent Tucson Elk, who for many years was connected with the mechanical department of the Southern Pacific Company, was a visitor in NoRales last Monday, being accompanied by