Mohave County miner., 1914-05-02

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 M. w. Musgrove has gone to Search. light in company of a mining man tc took at mining property.
 Mrs. Ross Blakely was called to Santa Clara. Cal. yesterday by the serious illness of her mother.
 Charles Nickell received news of the death of his cousin near Los An geles and left for that place last night.
 Judge Krook returned from Phoenix Sunday last and opened court the fol. lowing day to near some probate mat ters.
 Mir. and Mrs Wilbur c. Babcock came down from Hack berry the first of the week and are visiting friends in town.
 N. w. Tarr came out from Los An. geles the first of the week and has been looking after business matters at this end of the line.
 Rev. c. w Deming and son ClAd left Monday for their ranch near Pres colt and Clyde will remain there and try his hand at ranchiny this summer.
 James Dundon was operated on yes. terday for hernia by Dr.. Butcher. It Is reported that the operation was a success and that the patient is getting along all right.
 The Needles office boys will play the Kingman school team tomorrow on the local grounds. Everybody should be out and give the young fel- lows encouragement.
 Judge Krook will leave tomorrow evening for Prescott. where he will open court Tuesday morning. A nun Der of causes in which Judge Smith is disqualified await his attention.
 Postmaster J. N. Cohenour is held in Los Angeles as witness before the U. s. court. He was called to that city several weeks ago and will not be home until after the 9th of this month.
 Kingman has had bids for an avia- tion meeting on the Fourth of July. If possible this stunt will be taken on and the people of the whole country invited to come in and witness the first flight ever made in northern Arizona.
 An aviation corps passed through kingman on the way from San Diego to Galveston, where they will embark for Vera Cruz. The men were all seasoned army men and will do much scout work when they arrive at their distnaiion.
 Wm. Eshom came in from Cienega ranch Monday last bringing in with him Edwin Stowe who was threatened with pneumonia. While the young man has been quite sick we are glad to say he is much better and will soon be up and around
 The Rebekahs gave a most delight ful dance and supper at Odd Fellows hall last Saturday night. While there a great crowd present everybody was out for fun and took the crush good naturedly. A large sum was realized from the ball, the proceeds of which will go into the interior decoration of the lodge room. The order is one of the most prosperous in the state.
 Yesterday a special tram bearing several hundred Shriners passed throupht kingman on their way from Los Angeles and San Diego to Atlanta, Georgia, where the grand council of the order meets. While here the Shriner's band regaled the people with music, and the Caiope also steamed up and gave a ssrenads that was much appreciated.
 The people of Kingman should not fail 10 attend the entertainment given in the Elks Opera House tonight. The regular Saturday night pictures will be run and in addition there will be presented Suffrage Burlesque which will be delightful and entertaining. The gentlemen need have no fear of attending for the jokes are on the ladies. Only the regular picture show