The border vidette., 1922-02-11

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 LaWton's charming daughter,
 Louise, has gone to San Diego
 for visit.
 Giving press of personal busi-
 ness as his reason, Judge Frank 1 Duffy last Monday night re- signed as a member of the board of aldermen of Nogales. After accepting Judge Duffy's resiRna
 tion- the council elected MT. Sam Leeker, proprietor of the El Paso Store, to fill the remainder of the term.
 l Joe Halstead, mem Der of the J. D. Halstead Lumber Com pany, accompanied by Manager | Nickerson of the company, were business visitors in the city yes terday, from Phoenix. From here they will motor to Globe and other towns in the state where the Halstead people own lum Der yards.
 Grover D. Marsteller, assistant cashier of The First National Bank of Nogales, returned from New York City, where has been on business for the big local bank: He was called home on account of the illness of his mother,c Mrs. M. Marsteller, who since the return of her son, has greatly improved, to the delight of her host of friends.
 Members of the Associated Charities of Nogales assem bled at the city hall last Tuesday evening to meet Mrs. H. A. Guilds, secretary of the Child's Welfare Association. Among those present were: Mrs. H. A. Guilds. Hon. Theodore Marsh, Mrs. w. Phillips. Miss Laura Parsons. Rev. O. A. Smith, JR. Bristol and Arthur H.DeRiemer.
 The Membership Committee of the Nogales Chamber of Con- merce, of which Dr. M. A. Wuerschmidt is chairman an- nounces that commencing March 1st and con tinuing for one week, the Chamber of Commerce will put on membership drive, and ty will be invited to become a member of this splendid civic organization.
 Dallas Ford, chief of police of Tucson, accompanied by Detec tive. Jesus Camacho of the de- partment, and E. Boiling of the Department of Justice, were in Nogales last Wednesday on off cial business. Upon their return to Tucson they took with them Dave Parks, who is alleged to have been implicated in bur. glary at Tucson, and who was arrested here by Chief of Police
 Alex. Strachan, the tomato king of the West Coast of Mex ico, who with his interesting family makes his home in Noga les several months each year, continues to receive big consign- ments of tomatoes from the south country and as a result Alex. is wearing broad smile of contentment. Alex. knows the game from A to z, and is bound to make good with a big G. He is a live wire and de- | serves to win.
 Harry A. Woodruff, vice pre- sident and manager of the Unit ed States Graphite Company, who had been on a visit to his company'S mines in Sonora, has returned to his home at Sagi- naw, Michigan, where the main offices and factory of his com pany are located. MT. Woodruff has been making regular visits to Nogales and the mines in So- nora, for many years. He has a host of friends here and in the south country who always ex- tend to him the glad hand of welcome.
 HoH. James Robins, efficient assistant to County Attorney Arthur H. DeRiemer has resign ed. His resignation was pre- scented to the board of supervis- ors last Monday and accepted. Attorney Robins friends point with pride to the record he made as assistant county attorney and regret his retirement from the position he has sc we'll filled. He will enter the law office of Duffy & Purdum, the we'll known local attorneys at law. which firm in future will be known as Duffy, Purdum & Robins.
 PORT YAVAROS.