Mohave County miner., 1910-04-23

Miss Annie Hand, of blackberry, is
visiting in Kingman with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barry came over
from the Towne mine Thursday last
to visit in the capital city.
Mrs. E. Starkey is building one of
the neatest cottages in town on her
lots on Cedar street.
Miss Maud Russell has completed
her school at Signal and is visiting her
sister at the Happy Hour.
W. F. Purcell this week purchased
the residence of Frank Quinn, on Pine
street, paying 22OOS.
Mrs. Henry Lovin and Miss Minnie
Malloy have returned from Los
Angeles, where they have been
visiting.
James Mulligan, owner of number
of promising mining properties in the
Cerbat section, is visiting in King
man.
Miss Emma Martinez was the lucky
winner of the Bonelli piano. There
were only two contestants in the
finals.
Mrs. H. Silver, of Richmond, Cali
fornia, who has been visiting with her
Sister, Mrs. A. L. Tilton, departed to
her home last Thursday.
Lawyer Tom E. McClelland's new
residence in the northwest part of
town is getting we'll under way. 1t is
to be handsome structure.
George E. johnson, who has been
residing in the Vivian section the past
several months, was in Kingman
yesterday on his way to Chloride.
Beecher & Strohm are getting their
laundry building in shape to receive
the new machinery, which is on the
way from Los Angeles.
Charles J. Hutchinson is in from the
Expansion property. Work on the
mine and mill is progressing nicely
and it is expected that the mill will
be placed in commission shortly.
Mrs. J. P. Gideon and daughter
Grace have gone to Wenden, where
business of Importance will be looked
after. Mrs. Gideon has considerable
property interests at Wenden.
The Odd Fellows will hold their
anniversary services at the M. f.
Church, Sunday evening, May l.
The church will be handsomely dec
Grated and a special programe ar
ranged for the occasion. The public
is cordianally invited.
Don't overlook the Campbell Broth
ers show, which pitch their tents in
Kingman next Wednesday. Two per-
formances will be given. The show is |
said to be of the best on the road and
will be well worth the trip from the
remotest part of the county.
Owen McNeely is in Kingman on his |
way to Allpaugh, California, where he
is interested in land. Mr. McNeely |
recently made a sale of part of his min
ing interests in the Todd Basin sec
tion, but still holds some of the good
mining land of that section.
Next week l. NJ. George will have
something to say to the public in the
way of large display advertisement
of his Kingman Market. Mr.. George
is one of the most progressive of King
man business men and he proposes to
tell the people what he has for sale in
a most convincing way.
Mrs. L. O'Dea announces that her
Electric Laundry will be open to the
public on May 10, and that at that time
she will be able to handle every class
of laundry work. The building is com
.pleted and the machinery for the plant
is on the way. 1t will require but
few days to install and then Kingman
will have its first power laundry.
Miss Isabelle Blakely will leave this
evening for Seattle, where she is to be
welded to ]. c. Minge sometime next
week. Miss Blakely has been teach
ing in the public school the past term
have to be filled temporarily. She is
a native daughter of Mohave county
and has many friends here that will
wish her long and happy life in her
nan hopnn