The border vidette., 1925-01-31

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this week on legal business.
( Arturo Cubillas, we'll known
local business man. has returned
from the City of Mexico, where
be is arranging to go into the
moving picture business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O'Neill of
Tucson enjoyed a visit in Mega
les Thursday. Mr.. O'Neill is an
engineer on the Southern Pacific
between Tucson and Ell Paso.
E. w. Lovejoy of San Fran.
cisco, is spending several days
in NoRales from his home in
California, a guest at the Bow.
man. He is radio inspector.
Clay Reeves, Texas cotton
grower, is visiting the Altar cot
ton district in Sonora, being &C.
companied by William Daily, pro
minent Salt River valley cotton
operator.
The Long Beach, California
Chamber of Commerce excursio.
! nists, Ell route down the West
Coast of Mexico, will arrive in
NoRales tomorrow afternoon at
l o'clock.
w. J. McGregor, local man.
ager of the Western Union, has
returned from Long Beach, Cal
ifornia, where be attended con
ference of w. U. officials and
managers.
w. Beckford Kibbey, Jr., of
the Alamo ranch Is in the city
on business connected with the
shipment of a trainload of cattle
to Mexico City through the port
of Nogales.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Titcomb
were made happy Tuesday by
the arrival at their home on
Crawford street of a fine baby
boy. Mother and little one re.
ported doing nicely.
Chas. Kisselbach, local agent
for the Nogales Commission Co.
of which p. D. G. Gonzalez is
manager, has returned from Her
mosillo, where he went on bust.
ness for his company. &
Former County Attorney Ar.
thur Fl. DeRiemer is here from
San Diego, California, where be
is engaged in the practice of his
profession. He is accompanied
by his little son, William.
Morris Wasserman. proprietor
of the Volstead Bar, Aqua Prize
ia, Sonora, is a business visitor
in the city, a guest Of Charles
Kiesselbach, local agent for the
LNogales Commission Company.
Judge W.. A. O'Connor has
taken up his new duties as judge
Eof the superior court of Santa
ECruz county, to which be was
appointed Monday by Governor
Geo. w. P. Hunt. to succeed the
late Judge M. Marsteller.
Miss Theilan Thomson has ar.
rived in the city from Fl. Worth.
Texas. to accept position in the
law Offices of Hardy & Hardy.
Miss Thomson is an expert type.
writer and stenographer. She
| is q guest at The Bowman hotel.
/ Judge Frank j. Duffy. A. A.
| Castaneda, John Burton and A.
Carpena, have returned from
Phoenix, where they attended q
meeting of the Catholic Lay
mems League of Arizona, held
Sunday night at the Adams
hotel.
Frank Lown, of the contract
ing firm of Lown & Wood, and
Jim Lester, mining engineer Of
/ Los Angeles, have gone out tt
the soda beds in the Altar dis
trict, Sonora. owned by Lowr
| and associates. Lester repre-
4 sents California capitalists.
II. ". Hamblin, formerly con
nected with the Southern Ari
IONA Power Co. of this city, wht
now resides in Tucson, was ;
southbound passenger on Thurs
! days train en- route to Culiacan
Sinaloa, where be went on bust
ness connected with q big lant
deal.
A. M. Conard, Los Angeles
oil, land and mining man, return
ed from Hermosil!o the forepar
of the week. Mr.. Conard ant
his aSs0ciatnS ara ArranOinp n