Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-25

Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Mr. Perry is still running the store purchased sometime ago in Los Angeles, and his trip to Mohave County was made in connection with his mining interests here. Mohave County looks good to MT. and Mrs. Perry.
 J. A. George, office man for the Oatman branch of the Arizona Stores Company, spent few days in King man this week on business.
 Joseph KrausSe, was in from Oati man Tuesday of this, week to attend the funeral of his friend, George Ash finger.
 Ira G. Johnson arrived in King man Wednesday and will make his home here with his son, Charles $. Johnson.
 Mrs. R. c. Mathews left last week for a couple weeks visit with relatives at Phoenix.
 Bob Petty of Chloride made trip to Kingman Tuesday return ing to his home town the following day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Carr returned from Los Angeles Tuesday. After short stop in Kingman they went out to the Emerald Isle property.
 Emery Blevins spent a couple of days here this week from the big Sandy.
 Superintendent Charles H. Wagner drove down from the Indian school at Valentine yesterday to attend to busl- ness matters here. He was was ac- companied by Mrs. Rhodes and Field Matron Mrs. Gordon.
 William and Alvah Jones were Kingman visitors yesterday.
 Chappell brothers and Granger yes terday loaded new liner and parts for the tube mill of the Tom Reed Company at Oatman on their big trucks and it went forward to that place this morning. This will re- place parts of the company's big tube mill.
 S. Rich was in town from the hills yesterday.
 Mrs. Caroline M. Mosher and daughter, Mary, entertained at din- ner Tuesday evening. The guests were Miss Margaret Lewis, Miss Helen Newton and MT. and Mrs. E. w. Phelps.
 Dick Eshom took his brother Bill Eshom, to Los Angeles Tuesday of this week, where the latter will un- dergo an operation for cancer.
 E. w. Mattoon, fomer assistant county attorney, passed through King man this week on his way to the Coast, where Mrs. Mattoon is now liv- ing. Nation went into the service of Uncle Sam last summer but his company unfortunately did not get across. He was mustered out last week.
 Santa Fe officials in their auto car, passed through Kingman Wednesday on tour of inspection. .,
 R. A. Martin, income tax collector, is in the county checking up returns on the income tax.
 Howard c. Newell is back from the army camp and has started his work at the book-keeper's desk at the tele- phone office. .,
 Mrs. c. A. Warren gave an informal e tea Monday afternoon for Mrs. George Shea, who left early in the week for Prescott.
 Miss Lepha Sitton is spending some time in Kingman as result of the inroad of the "flu" causing the closing of her school at Willows. She is visiting with her cousin, Mrs. L. M. Harris.
 G. w. Putnam has sold his 16O-acre ranch on the Sandy to Will Jones.
 J. Gardner Scott, who has been painting water colors and oil paint ines in Kingman the past few weeks, left for Prescott early in the week on business. He expects to be back in three or four weeks and organize a class Tn painting lt there IS enough interest manifested.
 MT. and Mrs. James received word this morning that their son, Eugene has been released from the navy and that he started for the Coast Thurs day morning. He will go direct to San Pedro and then come to King man.
 Word was received from Jake Neal this week that he expected to sail for home very soon now. Jake says that he will be mighty glad to get home and remarked that the war has done a lot for the bow over there in teach ing them self-reliance.
 The Mohave Cattle Growers Assn. is calling a meeting for Tuesday night, February Sth at the Court House at Kingman.
 Mir and Mrs Sam Rretbour and son