The border vidette., 1921-08-27

! puDllcaGlOn puOl1SneQ weekly Oy
 Lewis Price, has made it's bow
 to the Nogales public. We wish
 the infant good luck. Editor ] Price says: "The Truth will be
 fair and give only the truth, but
 without fear or favor"
 Last Sunday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lown on Hedgin
 street was made happy by the
 arrival of fine baby girl.
 Mother and little one, according
 to pr. Gustetter. are doing nicely and Papa Lown is easily the happiest man in 'steen states.
 Dr. M. H. Barr, whose ranch
 home is situated out on the No
 gales-Patagonia road, near the
 Santa Cruz river, has purchased
 flock Of thoroughbred, goats
 which he will market in Nogales.
 Anyone who gets Docs goat, is
 welcome, provided be has the
 price.
 L.. H. Lehan, the automobile man, who recently visited his farm in the San Rafael valley, near Lochiel, says he never saw such wonderful feed everywhere. in that region and the future for farmers and cattleraisers, is as Sured. Lehan's farm is one of the best in Santa Cruz county.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Jennings and little daughter, Mary from Bisbee, have been visitors in Nogales couple of days. Mrs. Jennings and Mary recently re- turned from Los Angeles, where they spent the heated term. MT. Jennings is prominent mining man of the Warren district, where he has made nice for tune.
 MT. Madison Risinger, after an extended visit in California with relatives, has returned home. The grand old veteran of the civil war, says he had a very nice time in sunny California, but there's no place like Nogales, and he's glad to be home among his old friends and acquaint- ances, all of whom are pleased to see him back.
 This afternoon Attorney Duane Bird, State Commander of the American Legion. will leave for Phoenix to attend an meeting of the state officers of the organization, at which delegates to the national will selected, and other business for the good of the legion" transacted. Com mander Bird will return home next Monday.
 Frederick c. Emery, the we'll known successful mining man, head of a great mining company owning hundreds of acres of property in the state of l Sonora, Mexico, arrived in the | city the forepart of the week from Los Angeles, where the main offices of his company are located. MT. c. c. Chapman, Los Angeles capitalist, is asso- ciated with Mir. Emery.
 Captain l.. w. Mix, who has just returned from his outing on the coast, brings the glad news that Mir. Bracey Curtis, presi- | dent of The First National Bank of Nogales, who for some months | past has been under the weather | in the City of Angels, is greatly | improved and is now on the road l to complete recovery. MT. Cur tis will shortly return to Noga- l les, where he has a host of | friends and acquaintances.
 On Wednesday in Superior Court, Dr. W. O'Donnell of Camp Stephen D. Little, charged with | medicine in Santa Cruz county without a license, was arraigned before Judge w. A. O'Connor and released on his own recognizance and given until next Saturday, September 3rd, to plead. The information against Dr. O'Donnell who has 8 wide circle of friends in this | city, was filed by County Attor- ney DeRiemer.
 w. Fl. Smith, former city clerk of Nogales, who is charged with the embezzlement of $6, ,O87. .28 in city funds, on August 12, 1918. last Wednesday furnished bond | in the sum of $5 1000, the follow ing persons names appearing on |