The border vidette., 1921-09-17

l received a message from Colum bus Barracks, Ohio, stating that a fine baby boy had arrived at the home of Captain and Mrs. E. S. Beall, nee Miss Grace Cha than, a native daughter of Nogales.
 Roland Legarra, sou of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Legarra departed the fOrepart of the week for Tucson where he will enter the University of Arizona. Roland was a mem Der of the 1921 Glass of graduates at the Nogales | High School.
 Last Saturday at the Nogales | Cafe an interesting meeting club of the American Associa. tiOn of Engineers was held, with President Isaac P. Frazier in the chair. The meeting was we'll attended and much important business was transacted.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. F. F. Rodriguez on Morley avenue, near the residence of Mayor and Mrs. James A. Harrison, was robbed last Wednesday night Mrs. Rodriguez and the children were alone at the time, MT. Ro- driguez being in Sonora on busi- ness.
 On Thursday of this week the Misses Helena Karns, Dorothy Brown, Wandyne De Clio, Doris Gustetter and Messrs. Harold Tovrea, John Phillips, Henry Leeker, Alfred Taylor and Louis Hudgin, departed for Tucson where they will attend the Uni versity of Arizona.
 At 12 o'clock yesterday, Fran cisco V. Ramos, recently elected Presidente of Nogales, Sonora, assumed his new duties, succeed ing Hon. A. c. Villasenor. The new mayor has resided many years in Nogales. He is well liked by every body, and all join in wishing him a successful ad- ministratlon.
 Tuesday evening Wirt G. Bowman, local capitalist, and MT. F. F. Rodriguez, the we'll known, successful Grand avenue hardware dealer, were passen- gers on the southbound train, en route to the Yaqui River coun try,. on private business. They expect to be in the south counry several days.
 w. B. Allen, purchasing agent for the Phelps-Dodge Company, with headquarters at Douglas, was visitor in the city last Sunday guest of his sister, Mrs. Nora Sterling. MT. O'Brien, paymaster of the Company. ac companied MT. Allen. The gen. tlemen motored to Nogales from the Shelter City.
 Herbert Chatham, son of the late Judge J. J. Chatham, is enjoying a ten days visit at home here with his mother, Mrs. Lil- lian Chatham. Herbert is deputy United States collector of cus- toms at Naco, Arizona. He is native of NogaleS where he has many friends who are always pleased to see him.
 Monday Charles w. Doherty, vice consul of the United States consular service, who has been stationed at Nogales, Sonora, for the past five years, departed for Mexicali. Lower California, where he will be located in fu- ture, as vice consult. Mir. Doher- ty will later be joined by his family, now visiting in the east.
 MT. George w. Parker and family of the San Rafael Valley, this county, have moved to No gales, where they will spend the winter, in order that their child ren can enter our splendid schools. MT. Parker, who is one of the county's most successful farmers and livestock raiSerS, has opened a butcher shop and meat market here which will re- ceive his personal supervision. His many friends wish him good luck in his new venture.
 The film taken during the trip of the Nogales Chamber Com merce on the inaugural special to Mexico City, shown at the Nogales Theatre last Wednesday, attracted a large crowd. Many NoroloS no0nlo arQ in tbQ nio.