Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-12-07
PERSONALS

Dr. w. c. Todt made a flying trip to the lower Sandy to attend to some sixteen influenza cases there.
 T. E. Pollock, the Flagstaff Banker, was here the greater part of this week attending to banking matters for his local branch.
 Charles G. Mugler, steam engineer, is now with the Desert Light and Power company. Mir. Mugler, who came here from the coast has had sev- eral years experience in this work. Raymond Carr, G. S. Haskins, James Haley and w. K. Ridenour returned Monday from trip through Northern Arizona and Southern Nevada. They covered about thousand miles on the trip making about 125 miles a day. They report the roads in bad shape.
 S. D. Stewart is reported seriously i'll with influenza in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. M. E. Wilson of Fresno, sister of Mrs. J. R. Russell, is here to at tend the funeral of the late Judge Russell
 Mir. Cleveland, connected with the Rico Exploration company, has rented an apartment at the Pegau Apart ments and he and Mrs. Cleveland will now make their home in Kingman.
 w. c. Stearns has returned from a several weeks trip to Seattle.
 A. M. MacDuffee left Thursday for 6 several days trip to Holbrook.
 ILL. Horner received the sad news this week of the death of his brother E. H. Mcdonald at Braddock, Penn. Death was due to influenza, the wife of the deceased and his four children all being stricken at the same time.
 Donald Thompson is carrying his arm in sling as result of dis located forearm received while crank ing machine.
 J. R. Thompson of the Postal Tel egraph company is i'll with the influ- enza this week. Mrs. Thompson has been taking his place as teleprapher at the Postal office.
 B. H. Hart of Blackberry was in town one day this week.
 E. M. Cool is an Oatmanite who spent Wednesday here from that camp. &.
 George Lockwood came in Tuesday from Stockton Hill and spent the day here with friends. " '
 Walter Brown is in Kingman from his cattle ranch in the northern part of Mohave county.
 R. w. Allen of Needles was here Tuesday. ..-.->.....
 Charles E. Doll of Santa Fe, N. M., spent a day or so here this week. "-
 R. E. Chapman and Roy Williams arrived here Tuesday from the Big Sandy and remained over for the day.
 John Jobs came in from Oatman last Tuesday and spent a couple of days here. f.is s;SyS
 w. H. Blevins of Nelson, Ariz., wis tied here Wednesday last.
 Jean McMath was a Wednesday vis- itor here from Nelson, Ariz.
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 Monroe Park, formerly employed by Tarr, McComb and Ware Commercial company visited Kingman for a few days this week. Park has been at tending an officers training camp but quit his duties there after peace was declared. -.--,..,...-..
 Mrs. Park and five months old daughter are at Poteau, Oklahoma, where they will remain until MT. Park becomes located again.
 E. o. Hedberg came here Thursday from Cerbat where he has been em- ployed as a miner for several months.
 Harry Preston left last Saturday for Southern Calif., where he will vis- it hot spring in an effort to cure a stubborn case of rehumatism, recent ly brought on by an attack of influ- enZa.
 l.. F. Bates, wife and little daugh- ter were visitors to Kingman yester- day from the Frisco Camp in the Un- ion Pass section. After securing a load of supplies, they returned home the same evening. MT. Bates has now entirely recovered the use of his right hand, which he recently had injured by having it caught between the wall of an auto cylinder and the piston rod while repairing a machine. The in jury made hole entirley, through the hand.
 J. c. Chain came over from Verde Ariz., Wednesday last.
 Jules Aubineau arrived here on a furlough the first of this week and will remain for some days visiting with his many friends in this city