Mohave County miner., 1910-07-02

Miss Nina Uncapher, of Mineral Park, is visiting with friends in King man.
 Mrs. George Warren departed last Thursday to Los Angeles, where she will spend a month with relatives.
 Mrs. J. F. Perry and daughter, Miss Altha, have gone to Los Angeles, where they will spend a few months.
 Don't forget the ice cream social at the residence of A. E. Ware next Monday evening. Hours from to II. Everybody come.
 w. F. Grounds, ST, and son Robert, came in from their home in Fresno, a few days ago, and have been visiting friends in Kingman.
 s. Turner, who has been bookkeeper for the Gaddis & Perry Company the past year, has resigned and accepted a position with the new firm at Gold road, and left for that camp this morn- ing.
 E. A. Shaw, who has been financial man of the Lovin & Withers company, departed last Thursday to San Fran cisco on business connected with the Arizona Stores Company, of which he is member of the directorate.
 Rev. J. M. Ocheltree has taken a months lay of and departed with his family to Los Angeles Thursday last. Judge Blakely will hold services at the church Sunday evenings during the absence of the pastor.
 Mrs. F. A. Faust, wife of electrician Faust of the Gold Road company, and Mrs. Henry Walders, both of Gold road; passed through here yesterday on their way to Los Angeles where they will visit relatives.
 There is a report in circulation that Mrs. Grace Ziemer had died at a San Francisco hospital a few week ago, from the effects of an operation. Since leaving Kingman Mrs. Zeimer had made her home in Tonopah and Goldfeld.
 There will be a porch social by the ladies of the sewing society at the residence of A. E. Ware on the even- ing of the 4th. Sherbet, ice cream and cake will be served, the proceeds to be applied on the furnishing of the new parsonage.
 The Misses Moore, sisters of NJ. A. Moore, passed through here last Tues day from Grass Valley, Cal, to the Dixie Queen mine, where they will visit during vacation. The young ladies have been pupils of the Sacred | | cart convent at Grass Valley the past | ar.
 George w. Miller, the cattleman of 1, Lookout ranch, is getting things in i shape to begin the construction of residence on his lots on the corner of Fifth and Beale streets. A well is | being drilled and when a supply of | water is obtained the other work will | be commenced.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Smith sold | their home to Thomas McGraw and | will leave this evening for California, | where they expect to make their fu- ture home. Mir. and Mrs Smith have resided in Kingman several years and | have made many friends who are sorry | to see them leave.
 The people of Goldroad have raised | a handsome pot of money and propose to give grand celebration of the 4th | Kingman base ball boys have gotte a team together and will go to Gold | road tomorrow and cross bats with the | Oatman team Monday. The boys an- ticipate great time.
 John H. Riley, commonly known as Sport" died at the hospital in King man last Monday afternoon, after an | illness of several months. His death | was due to a general breaking down | of the system. superinduced by disease of the liver and kidneys. His funeral took place Tuesday afternoon, many old timers following the remains to the grave. Deceased had been a resi- dent of this county more than thirty years and of the territory nearly half a century. He was one of the original locators of the Copper World and Ant Ter mines, in this county, which were sold in the early eighties to the Ari- zona Commercial company, one of the Phelps-Dodge concerns. Of late years he had been in poor health and his death was not unexpected.
 Don't forget the ball at Elk's Hall