Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-09

Mrs. S. H. Miller returned Tuesday from Needles, California, where she had been caring for her daughter, Mrs. E. Barnes, who is recovering from an attack of influenza. Wednesday even- ing a telegram recalled her to that city, her son-in-law having been stricken with the disease that day.
 Constable George M. Adams is now recuperating at his home in this city from siege of influenza. He has been confined to his bed for the past ten days. ..
 John Penberthy arrived here cou pie of days ago from Northern Cali fornia and will visit for some time with relatives. MT. Penberthy has just recovered from spell of influen- ga, which was very severe and from which he will probably be some time recovering his strength.
 w. L. Peters is again here attend ing to distribution of supplies for Swift and Company
 Dan Smith was first of the week visitor here from Yucca. -
 Alois Herbst came in from the hills and is spending a few days in town. HIP. Barton, M. D. arrived in King man from Los Angeles Monday and is here attending to affairs for his com pany at Walnut Creek.
 Word comes that w. w. Pickerell, formerly County Agricultural Agent of Pima and Pinal counties, and now Second Lieutenant in the Field Artil lery, is in charge of platoon which is dropping shells from big "75's" ann ong the retreating Huns right up on the firing line
 L. E. Hoeye, we'll known salesman, of Fl Paso, Texas was visitor here this week
 Ed. linus, wife and baby came in from, the Cottonwood Ranch last Sun day and visited with friends here for several days. !
 Kenneth L. Sweetland and wife were Oatmanites who visited Kingman this week.
 Harry Wellington and wife passed through Kingman last Tuesday on his way to Chloride. Harry has been em- ployed at Oatman the past year or more.
 A. M. MacDuffee arrived in town last Sunday and has been Kingman resident the whole of the week taking in the election outlook and results. Robert Vutrain of Signal is spend- ing short vacation here. F. N. Ransom was a guest of the Beale last Saturday night from the little station to our east, Yampai. ; J. H. Townsend and wife are spend- ing week or so here from the Wit liams Tungsten Mine in the Sandy sec tion.
 J. B. Shea, salesman we'll known to all of the residents of Mohave coun- ty, spent several days here this week attending to business matters for his company. ...,... .'. ,...... ...
 E. c. Bradshaw and wife came to town from Hamme Camp last Wednes- day, bringing Sheldon Schultz in for medical aid.
 T. A. Howes was a Goldroader who spent a day or so in Kingman this week. ' ". Miss Lorena Brough arrived from Flagstaff Wednesday on her way to visit her parents at Oatman, MT. and Mrs. Frank Dryden. R, w. Davidson, Chloride business man, spent a few days here this week from that camp. .s.e
 R. E. Zuver, one of Goldroad's old timers, was in Kingman this week for few days.
 E. w. Barnett was Needlesite vis- iting Kingman the latter part of last week.
 w. T. Lively is Chlorider who vis- tied here this week. J. H. Covey and Eunice Abbot form ed part of the Phoenixites who visited here during the past week. Norman Nelson came down from Chloride one day this week and visited for day. F. A. Zuck of Holbrook was one of the arrivals here this week from that part of the state.
 J. E. Bruce spent election day here from the Little Meadows. Josephine Southard of Bisbee was 8 visitor to Kingman this week from that city.
 ! w. H. Munds and J. s. Hodges are . two who visited here from Yucca dur i ing the early days of this week. l J. Neiman and Micky Devine were | guests of the Beale one night this | week from Needles.
 l J. l.. Nelson Jr., brought the cleo tion returns in from Peach Springs | last Tuesday evening and spent the | following several days here. Tom McMillan was Tuesday visit l or to Kingman from Needles this | week. ... | Lear Staten is one of, the many vic tins, having taken to his bed Friday | as the result of the "flu". He is sui. fering from a mild attack and will likely be back behind the fountain | within a short time.
 Homer Gaddis and wife arrived from the Oneida Ranch Tuesday tc cast their ballot here and have been l visiting in town since that time.
 w. E. Frost and wife were pleasant visitors to Kingman election day tc cast their ballots in Kingman.
 Walter Meyers was Tuesday visi' | %or fo Kinrp,op thic waak