Mohave County miner., 1911-06-10

Miss Myrtle James, of Santa Monica
 is visiting with the Misses Watkins h Kingman.
 Mir. and Mrs. Darragh, father and mother of Mrs. Ed. Tobey, are visiting in Kingman.
 The Misses Virginia and Helen Noli have gone in to Los Angeles for va cation during the summer months.
 Ralph Buckley, a well known cat tleman of the Wright Creek section, was in Kingman several days this week.
 Mrs. c. Cross, who has been look ing after her property interests in Kingman, departs for San Diego this evening.
 Mrs. Maud Prather and daughters, Mable and Edith, left Monday last for three months visit to relatives in the east.
 E. A. Haggot, the well known Los Angeles engineer, was a Kingman visitor this week, going out into the mining section to look over mining property.
 Miss Elena Dennis, who has been at school the past year in Palo Alto, Cal, came in from that place last night and will spend the summer with her moth- CT, Mrs. Isabel Dennis.
 Mrs. A. F. Harris and children, ac- companied by Mrs. Harris mother and sister, Mrs. M. Force, departed to Sawtelle, California, last Sunday, where they will spend the summer months.
 Ben Belcher, one of the oldest busi- ness men of Prescott, was a Kinguan visitor this week, looking over the field for the purpose, it is said of talk ing up his residence here. Mir. Bel cher would be a welcome addition to the town.
 Charles F. Steinbaur, who is inter- ested In the Jamieson mine, at Layne Springs, has been in Kingman this week looking after his interests. He was interested with the late H. NJ. Bowen and will now assume manage ment of affairs.
 The subject of Saturday evenings discourse will be, "The Gospel of a | Face" There will be special music and Miss Anna Clark will sing the ! sacred song, "Face to Face" The public are cordially invited. Services commence at p. ID.
 J. F. Luthy, of Albuquerque, a we'll known mine and property owner of this county, laid over Thursday last to visit with friends while on his way to Southern California. Mrs. Luthy and the children passed through Kingman Thursday night and were joined by MT. Luthy.
 Harold w. Garfield, of Needles, and Matte H. Vaughn, of Los Angeles, were united in marriage at the office of the Probate Judge, last Sunday, Judge L. M. Teale performing the ceremony. The bride and groom will reside in Needles, where MT. Garfield is in the employ of the firm of Mona ghan & Murphy.
 Fred B. Hilton, of Needles, and Grace G. George, of Monrovia, Cal, were united in marriage at the Bruns- wick, last evening, Probate Judge L. M. Teale performing the ceremony. MT. Hilton is quite well known to the people of Kingman, being one of the oldest engineers on the Santa Fe. Mrs. Hilton is one of the handsomest brides that ever came to Kingman and is amiable and accomplished.
 Joe Steed, the we'll known electric ian, and his bride arrived in King man last evening and were greeted by the small boy of the town charivarie party that only the popular married couples are treated to. Mir. Steed made the little fellows happy by a large order at the ice cream parlors. MT. Steed has been in the em ploy of the Desert Power and Wa ter company the past year or more and is very popular in the town. The happy couple have the best wishes of all our people for a long and happy married life.