Mohave County miner., 1907-09-14

Sdl J. SrOSS duu WliO dhu Acdu oU. Charles and wife returned from the coast Sunday morning last.
 Mesdames Ed Tobey, M. c. Best and H. T. Blackwell were Kingman visi- tors from Treasure Hill last Wednes- day.
 J. E. Perry departed Tuesday even- ing to Long Beach, California, where he will visit with his family for a month or more.
 J. F. Withers went to Needles Tues day night last to meet his wife and the little one and accompany them to their new home in Kingman.
 G. R. Gooding returned several days ago from Bartlett Springs, Lake coun- ty, California, where he has been re- cuperating the past three weeks.
 w. H. Rogers returned last Monday evening from San Francisco, where he has been for two months past resting up and enjoying the salt sea breezes.
 John Jamison, who has been taking treatment for rheumatism at San Ja- cinto Hot Springs, returned to King man last Saturday. He is much im- proved in health.
 The Misses Isabelle Blakely, Gertie Potts and June Halleck departed Sur. day last to Tempe, where they will take up their studies at the normal school.
 Capt. c. Taylor and son George, de- parted Thursday evening to Buffalo and other eastern points, where they will visit with relatives for month or more.
 Miss Elsie Magee will leave this evening for Los Angeles where she will reside with her parents. Emmet Dawson will take her place in the tel ephone office. James Poison returned last night from Leadville, Denver and other Colorado points. He is much improv. ed In health and reports having had an exceptionally good time.
 '> Mrs. J. w. Wentworth and daugh- ters departed last Tuesday evening to their home in Payson, Arizona, after three months visit with Mrs. Vent wortb's sister, Mrs. R. A. Robertson, In kingman.
 Mrs. Mary Babcock returned from a two months trip to Denver last We'd nesday evening and is the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. A. Robertson. She will teach the Goldroad school this term.
 O. D. M Gaddis and son Homer de- parted to Tucson yesterday, where he will enter the boy at the University. Walter Kuencer, Wayne Hubbs and Melvin Carrow went also to enter the same institution.
 4 John Barry and wife, of Los Ange- les, were in Kingman several days this and last weeks. They will remain in the county few weeks, Mir. Barry ar ranging business matters for the year before returning to his home.
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 A large number of stone masOns and assistants are now at work on the Luthy buildings and it will be but a short time until they are ready for occupancy. The grading out of the cellars for the Front street buildings is almost completed.
 a. Work on the Thompson Mulligan buildings, on Front street, is tempor- arily suspended owing to lack of rock. Teams are now at work hauling stone , from the quarry and by the first of next week enough will be on hand to keep the masons at work.
 Mrs. M. B. Eggers, who has taught one of the departments of the King man school for the past four years, this week rendered her resignation to the trustees to take effect next Satur- day. It is understood that she contem- plates going to Nevada, where she will engage in business. Mrs. Eggers has resided in Kingman ten or twelve years and has many friends who will wish her we'll wherever she may DO.