Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-02-01
Around The TOWn|

ii Frank Rheinecker who has been 1 visiting his mother, Mrs. P. E. Gillespie, and relatives, will leave Sunday evening for his home in Kansas City. Mir. Heinecker has spent very pleasant time in King man for the past month. Clay Wellington, Wallapai, in the service of Uncle Sam, returned to Mohave County last week from Camp Cody. He will make his home at Chloride.
 Mrs. w. L. Robinson very pleasant ly entertained twenty-two of her friends last Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. c. w. Ide, who is visit ing her mother, Mrs. Leonard Hoff- man. The afternoon was spent at bridge.
 Phil Smith has been confined to his home for the past four days with a bad cold.
 Bridge was the feature of the afternoon last Thursday, when about twenty-four ladies gathered at the home of Mrs. I. M. George, and had most pleasant time. - q Mrs. J. S. Amundsen and Mrs. S. T. Elliott entertained at the home of the latter last Thursday. afternoon. Sixteen ladies were present, and en- joyed the time playing bridge. \. Charles H. Mover arrived in King V Aman from Camp Fremont Sunday. Later in the week he went to work for Ed Carrow. na" '".N'' z Leonie Van Marter and his uncle, F. M. Van Marter drove in from Long Beach this week. Lonie has been working at the shipyards at San Pedro and F. M. Van Marter stopped at Long Beach to visit few days with his family on his way home from Bonneville, Calf.
 Oscar Lambert, who has been few days. left Kingman Sunday even ing for San Diego. where he is sta tioned at Balboa Park in the naval service.
 Mrs. H. M. Stark of Williams, Ari- zona, is visiting her son, Dr. s. s. Stark, for a few weeks.
 Jack Lane, while on his way home from West Virginia, was sandbagged in Cincinnatti. He was confined to his bed for two days but not serious ly injured.
 Deputy Sheriff Mackey has been \ transferred from Oatman to King man and Deputy Sullivan is taking his place in Oatman. a.
 The Messrs. c. B. Schoemmehld and c. H. Fay arrived this week from New York. They are here looking Y over the Belle Union and Mohawk properties. Mr.. Schoemmehld eX- poets to remain in the =couhty for a few weeks.
 A. B. Johnson was called to Los Angeles, Tuesday on acoo1nt-of his mothers illness. "
 E. J. Carter and Julius ICaplan left for Los Angeles Saturday, over land. After a short visit there, they will return to Chloride.
 Colonel Rankin is again visiting in the cty. ,,. ''' y,....,9~t
 MT. G. R. Franklin and wife, spent Sunday in town, visiting Dr. and Mrs. Blackwell. ,hE.= er "s
 Frederick Scott, of the Elkhart mine, left Tuesday for Los Angeles where he expects to remain in. definitely. ca
 After February the Gem !Theate, will put on three shows a week. On Thursday, Saturday and y Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. James Foley vii leave next week for the Coast.
 Mrs. A. E. Cotton has resigned as acting postmistress of Chloride. Mrs Cotton will leave for California as soon as business matters are look k- ed after. '...t
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Stearns anc family are new residents of Chloride Mir. Stearns is connected with tht brunswick Mining Company. V F. Hewitt appeared Wednesda! evening at the Gem Theater with hl war pictures. They are well-wortl seeing.
 Sylvia Poole will leave Sunday fo Douglas, Arizona, where she VII make her home with her aunt and at tend business college.
 Mrs. Minnie Lane is visiting couple months with her sister il Phoenix. Miss Jean Lambert is talk ing her place at Lang's Theater dur ing her absence. G
 George Miller returned last nigh from Los Angeles, where he took hi son two weeks ago for an operation The operation was a success and tn boy is feeling well.
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