The border vidette., 1921-09-03

Mrs. Ed. Burton, mother ot John Burton, the contractor
 has gone to California for 8 visi
 with relatives.
 Wirt G. Bowman, we'll known local capitalist, has received a telegram from Mexico City ad
 vising him that the Mexican gov. ernment has granted him and his associates a concession for 8 million dollar hotel, to be erected in the Mexican capital.
 MT. A. A. Castaneda has open ed his handsome new shoe store in the Vasquez building on Nor. l ley avenue next door to the No. gales National Bank, formerly occupied by George B. Marsh, Inc. The name of the new es- tablishment, is "The Model" MT. Otto H. Herold, vice pre- sident of The First National Bank of NogaIes, accompanied by his wife and Mir. J. W. Ewing, manager of the w. R. Grace Go. of New York, will shortly de. part for New York via. Maza- tlan, Manzanillo and Mexico City.
 Justice of the Peace M. Mar. steller has been called to Cali fornia, by the illness of Mrs. Marsteller, who is spending the summer on the coast, with her daughter, Mrs. Otto H. Herold. Mrs. Marsteller's many friends hope for her speedy, complete recovery.
 B. L.. Chalfaut, for many years connected with the Wells, Fargo Express Company, is now doing special. messenger duty for his company, between Nogales and Ell Paso. Next week MT. Chal- fant will go to Los Angeles to join his wife, who is spending the summer on the coast.
 MT. Tankersley. the Texas cattleman, who recently pur- chase an interest in a COW ranch down-Amado way. was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week a couple of days. Says Santa Cruz county and NOgaleS sure look good to him, and he's come to stay.
 The city election in Nogales, Sonora, last Sunday resulted in the election of Francisco Ramos to the office of Presidente, by a handsome majority over his two opponents, Guillermo Barnett and Guillermo Macalpin. The Presidente will take office Septe1n Der 18th, succeeding Presidente A. c. Viilasenor.
 Miss Magdalena Polin, daught- CT of MT. and Mrs. Joe Polin, and Miss Laura Gonzalez, ,daught CT of Mir. and Mrs. Antonio Con zalez, will shortly leave for Mexico City to reside. The young ladies' fathers are con. nected with the Obregon gov. ernment. Miss Polin is 8 niece of President Obregon, whose wife is sister of Mrs. Polin.
 The Santa Cruz County Bar Association met in the Superior Court room at the court house at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon to draw up resolutions relative to the death of the late Judge A. c. Baker of tue Arizona State Supreme Court. Judge A. o. Baker. for more than forty years a resident of Phoenix, died in California last Wednesday,.
 Sheriff Ben Daniels of Pima county, was visitor in Nogales last Thursday on official busi- ness. The Pima county sheriff, who was United States marshal of Arizona, when his friend, Theodore Roosevelt, was Pre- sident, formerly resided in No gales, where he has a host of friends-Democra and Repub- licans who are always pleased to see him.
 The Key City Bearcats, the best little baseball team in Ari- zona, will hold a social dance next Monday night at the Amer ican Social Club in Nogales, So. nora, now conducted under the personal management of Henry Levin, secretary of the Club. A glorious time is assured those who attend. Tickets are now on
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