Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-31

| by several weeks, having accepted position with the Standard Oil Com, pany at that place. Their intentions are to make their home in that sec. tion.
 R. S. Holden, of Los Angeles, Cali fornia, has accepted position with the Mohave County Publishing Com pany.
 Mrs. Esther Livingston spent one day here this week from Walnut Creek marketing.
 M. B. Lauzon and father F. c. Lau- zon are visiting in Kingman from their ranch on the Colorado River.
 Miss Katherine Armour has return ed from a short vacation at San Diego, California.
 J. M. Vassar canSe in fromi, the Standard Mineral Camp last Wednes- day and is guest of the Beale.
 Mrs. H. H.SShuck was an Oatnlan visitor to Kingman last Tuesday.
 G.. Winner and G. H. Martin were two Phoenix residents who visited Kingman last Tuesday.
 A. V, Boerves of Phoenix visited Kinpman last. Sunday from that end of the state.
 J. i. Shannon, of Flagstaff, was a visitor. Monday from the Sky Light City. .. John Jobs spent several days of this week here from Oatman attend ing to business matters.
 w. B. Ridenour was Tuesday visi- tor here from Blackberry.
 John H. Baker, of San Francisco, is in Kingman taking orders for his firm this week. .~.,
 J. w. McCarn and wife arrived here from Florence Arizona last Tuesday.
 Mrs. R. L. Manship and children returned last Wednesday evening from. a vacation on the coast.
 E. F. Thompson departed to, Los Angeles on No. 1 of Thursday, after having spent the past week here ar ranging business affairs.
 Stewart Thompson has gone to the coast, where he will endeavor to enter the service of Uncle Sam in some branch. Mrs. Thompson and infant daughter are already in Southern Cal ifornia having preceded him by more than a month.
 Frank Minear was one of the Oat- rtanites attending the Booster dance last Wednesday from that camp.
 L. E. Smith, wife and daughter were Monday visitors to Kingman from Tucson.
 Mrs. P. V. Brough can{. in from Oatman last Monday on her way home to Flagstaff.
 c. D. Wagner was one of the many Oatmanites visiting Kingman this week. ...
 Mrs. J. B. Crozier and children spent Monday in Kingman from the home ranch at Clay Springs, north of Blackberry. >
 J, A. Strong, of Needles, was in Kingman last Tuesday.
 Mrs. L. Petty visited Kingman from Oatman last Monday.
 Julia M. Broom4 Mrs., Meta Garri- son, c. R. Kelly and wife and Eva Kuetemeir, all of Holbrook, Arizona, were registered at the Beale last Sun day.
 J. J. Mccarthy and J. J. Wallace were Kingman visitors from Oatman last Sunday. A. A. Johns, well known sheepman, came over from Prescott last Sunday and was a guest of the Beale that night.
 Among the Flagstaff people visit ing Kingman this week we saw: Theo. Higginson, F. s. McAfee and H. U. McAfee.
 William Mackie and Zadok Sheffield came over from Oatman last Sunday and attended the funeral of Frank Lacey.
 w. P. Vestal arrived in Kingman last Sunday and was thel guest of the Beale for several days of this week. He returned to his home in Southern California last Tuesday. MT. Vestal is we'll known to many of Kingman's people, having spent several years here as an employe of the Desert Power and Water Company about five years back.
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