Mohave County miner., 1909-09-04

Mrs. G. R. Gooding is visiting in Los Angeles.
 Miss Elena Dennis departed Monday for Palo Alto, California, where she is attending college.
 Miss Bernice Smith departed yes- terday to Flagstaff, where she will en- ter the Normal school.
 Mrs. Thos. McNeely, who has been in Los Angeles for couple of weeks, returned home Thursday.
 L. M. Bectel, who went to Catalina Islands for his health a month ago, is reported to be getting along nicely.
 Charles Metcalfe returned last Sat urday night from San Francisco, where he visited with his children about ten days.
 Judge w. G. Blakely went out to Mineral Park yesterday, where he looked alter legal and business mat terS.
 Mr. and Mrs, Crab, of Missouri, who have been spending the winter in Cal ifornia, are visiting with thelr niece, Mrs. M. E. Cohenour.
 Mrs. May Belle Blakely departed last Tuesday to Tempe. She was ac- companied by Ted. Blakely, who will enter the Normal school.
 Miss Tessie Clark is the new assist ant postmistress at the Kingman post office. Miss Clark will undoubtedly hll her new position with credit.
 Mrs. 0. D. M. Gaddis and son re- turned from San Francisco last Mon- day evening, ha>lug spent several pleasant weeks w.th relatives and friends.
 Mrs. George s. Briggs and children, of Needles, is visiting with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. C. Potts, in Kingman. They are on their way home from an extended stay in the mountains of eastern Arizona.
 Mrs. Prisk, of Chloride, came in from LOS Angeles today, on her way home, She had been alling the past six months and her recovery 10 health will be pleasing news to her many warm friends in this county.
 A. E. Ware and family returned this week from the old home in Penn sylvania, where they had an enjoyable visit. Mir. Ware reports business in the eastern states picking up and money readily obtainable for all classes of legitimate business.
 Mrs. K. K. Lake came in from San Francisco last Thursday night and de- parted to the Expansion camps this morning, accompanied by Carl G. Krook. Mrs. Lake has been employed to teach in the public school of Phenix the coming term and will leave in few days to take up her labors.
 The rains of the past week has caus- ed the Colorado river to make a re- cord rise, it being noted at many places throughout the canyon section that the flow has almost doubled, the rise being from eleven to thirteen feet. This brought the stage of water to within about two feet of the highest stage of water during the spring rise.
 Mrs. Bertha Vaughn gave recital at the Elks Hall last Wednesday even- ing that surprised and delighted the well filled play house. Madame Vaughn has wonderful voice, rich musical, fexable and of unusual con- pass, Miss Alta Hubbs, one of King mans most accomplished musicians, was accompanyist. Her delighted au- ditors will be pleased to again hear Madame Vaughn in a song recital be- fore she returns to her home in Los Angeles.
 w. H. Hall, owner of the Woody group of mines, Weaver district, was visitor in Kingman few days this week, attending to business matters. It was rumored that he had made deal on the mines to renver people, but he denied the report. The mines have been opened to depth of several hundred feet and splendid body of ore exposed. The value of the ore is