Mohave County miner., 1914-02-28

of Kingman and Flagstaff, was visitor in town this week.
 s H. Miller. who has been ill at his home in Kingman the past week or two, is now almost fully recovered.
 Isabel Blakely left for her home in San Francisco last Monday after two weeks visit With relatives and friends.
 Mrs. J. L. Mupds and children came in from Prescott early this week and will remain here couple of months.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry McComb de- parted for their home in Los Angeles yesterday after weeks visit in King man
 Rosco Stephens and wife came up from their home on the Big Sandy a few days ago. and Mir. Stephens will look after his interests in cattle at Peach Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Gates and Mrs N J. Churchill came over from Chlo- ride last Thursday evening in an auto- mobila to take in the show, returning later in the night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Nelson, of Mis-. souri. stopped over in Kingman few days this week to visit relatives, the Overstreet and Nickell family. They left for Bakersfield Thursday where they will reside in the future.
 Mrs. J. E. White arrived from Ra- cine, Wisconsin, Saturday last and ex- pects to make this her home. Mr. White has just completed new res idence in the east part of town and the family have gone to housekeeping.
 s. T. Elliott departed last Thursday evening for New York and other east ern cities, where he will buy large line of spring and summer goods for his big dry goods store. Mrs. Elliott, who has been in Williams the past several weeks, returned home Mon- day.
 The many friends in Kingman of c. B. Johnson wilt regret to learn of his illness. He was taken sick last Satur- day evening and has been confined to his home ever since. His brother, George Johnson, of Chloride, came over to be within call should his services be required. It is to be hoped that he will soon be well again.
 The Harmony Four Concert con- pany, of Arkansas City, Kansas, gave a delightful performance at Elks Op- era House last Thursday evening. The boys were under the ausplces of the Santa Fe Reading Room Entertain. ment, and will make the trip through to the coast. The singing and recitals were excellent and the black face stunts was very good.
 Two ten day miners were brought down from Blackberry Thursday night by deputy sheriff J. E. Brown on charge of burglarizing the warehouse of Kayser X Co, the night before. They were bound over to the Superior Court yesterday morning. The men had stolen a dozen big jars of tobacco and sold part of it to Mexican for small amount of money for the purpose of furtherng their debauch.
 The funeral of the late Robert B. Wright took place last Thursday after noon from the VanMarter undertaking rooms. The funeral was under the auspices of the Loyal Order of Moose, of which deceased had been past Die tator. A large number of friends and acouaintances of deceased had come in from surrounding towns to attend the services. Mrs. Wright widow of de- ceased, came in from Los Angeles to attend the funeral.
 Among the members of the Arkansas City Harmony Four, which gave it's enter ainment at Elks Opera House last Thursday evening, was Ed. J. Reid, young reporter of the Daily Traveller, published in his home town. Mr. Reid states that the boys were received in better spirit at Winslow and Kingman than at any places on the line of the