The border vidette., 1921-12-31
DECEMBER 31, 1921.
LOCAL NEWS s.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

] J A Phoenix.
 Last evening Fred o. Emery, from his mines near Noria, So. nora, arrived in the city.
 E. A. Tovrea, president of the Arizona Packing Cont pany, from Risbee, is guest at The Bow man.
 Jesse Gatlin, who now makes his home in Tucson, was visit or in Nogales this week a couple of days.
 | To Joe Wise and Fernando F. Rodriguez, credit is due for the wonderful civic improvement on Grand avenue
 Senor Erasto Ortega, chief in- spector of Mexican GUS toms, is a visitor in the city on official business, at the Mexican custom house. Bob Rogers, forest ranger in the Coranado Forest, with head. quarters at Camille, this county, enjoyed Christmas in Nogales with friends.
 Every body in Nogales will be | pleased to learn that Miss Flor ence Hannah, who has been i'll the past two weeks. with fever, has recovered.
 Chief of Police Lowe. Police man l.. H. Grimes and Stanley Bryant, of the city water depart ment, are attending the federal court at Tucson.
 Last Saturday night the home of Frank Clar k was burglarized, two guns being stolen. The po- lice have arrested the thief, who is young boy.
 T. B. Grace, from Douglas, has been a visitor in Nogales 1 a couple of days this week on business for his big El Paso wholesale house. .-+---. .- .-
 Don't fail to witness, on Jan uary 3 and 4, the Million Dollar Master Perturbation of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, at the Nogales Theatre.
 Last Saturday Superior Judge Samuel Pattee of Pima county, and Judge Charles Blenmau of Tucson, enjoyed several hours visit with friends in Nogales.
 The funeral of the late Manuel P. Caballero, who passed away from the Sacred Heart church, interment being in the city cem etery. -
 Wednesday evening the local Knights of Pythias meet and initiated a number of new mem- bers into that splendid secret organization which has a large membership.
 After a short illness, Manuel gales, Sonora, died last evening. The funeral will be held this afteanoon from the family resi- dence on Sandoval street.
 Hon. Thomas Flannigan, after a couple of months spent in this city, has returned to Globe, Ari- zona, where he will again prac tice his profession. Tom Elan nigan is one of Arizona'S best known lawyers.
 Major P. J. Milligan, U. S. A., who for some time past has been in command of the Reserve Off cers' Training School at the Uni versity of Michigan, at Madison, is spending the holidays with Nogales friends.
 Harry (Pat) Patterson. of Pa tagonia, and Francis Duffy, son of Judge and Mrs. Frank J.. Duffy, who is connected with the state highway work near Pata- gonia, ,motored down to the coun- ty seat last Wednesday.
 Last Saturday in Superior Court, Mrs. Juan B. Elias of this city, was granted divorce. She was also given the custody of her two children, and Mir. Elias was directed to pay $50 per month for the support of the children. , Ambrose Halstead, of the J D. Halstead Lumber. Com pany. was a business visitor in Noga les last Wednesday from Phoe nix, where for many years he z has made his home. Ambrose t is a son of J. D. Halstead, head of the big lum Der firm, owning lumber yards in many Arizona