Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-18
Around The Town

J. M. Rice was Tn from Oatmah Monday.
 Ben Evans, from Yucca, spent the day here Monday.
 Fred Wilders of Blackberry was here over Friday. Mrs. Carl Proestel of Oatman, made business trip to kingman Friday. Robert Lee was in from Chloride Thursday.
 The Rebecca Lodge had a social session at the Oddfellow's Hall last evening.
 Mrs. Staten is rapidly recovering from injuries from the fall she had last week. NJ. I. Powers has been appointed as one of the members of the North ern Arizona Normal School Board. c. S. Crawford and Harold A. Walker of Yucca were Kingman visi- tors Friday. The final total on the Christmas Red Cross membership drive is 1870 for the county.
 Charles Adams and l.. A. Newton of Yucca, were Kingman visitors Wednesday.
 c. w. Maier, Ben Wilson and Chas. ; Burlock came in from Oatman Tues day returning the following day. w, c. Howard of Katherine, made trip to Kingman for supplies Mon , day of this week. Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Williams were \ down from Blackberry Monday of this week.
 ? Norman Nelson was down from : Chloride Monday, returning the fol- . lowing day.
 Mrs. Bryan Mensch arrived from < Holbrook Friday. She will stay here 1 until her husbands return from 2 Europe.
 r Mrs. John Ware entertained at her a home last Saturday afternoon for y Miss Ruth Walker of Los Angeles, d who has been visiting in Kingman. ,i George B. Ayers, Tom Devine and 6 Anson H. Smith left Friday evening Q for Kansas City as delegates to the it Good Roads conference to be held # there starting the 21st.
 A number of the young lady friends .ss of Leona Foster were entertained at ,S,. the latter's home last Saturday after e noon. The young people spent the ,j afternoon with games and enjoyed T.. themselves generally. y Mrs. George Shea expects to leave early in the week for Prescott, where she will join MT. Shea who has re- gently been put in charge of the C Pioneer Home there, by Governot . Campbell.
 CT Six trainloads of artillerymen wen g. through Kingman this week. The! k, were made up mostly of the "Griz Tt zles," who had been, ordered into ac ne ton the day before the armistice wa m, signed. Much to their regret tn ry order came too late. he Mrs. s T. Elliott and Mrs. J. ". Amundsen gave party last Thurs - day afternoon at Mrs. Elliott's resi- - dence at which forty guests wer present. The afternoon was spent a tea and bridge. Of special interes were the place cards of hand-painte butterflies.
 Mrs. c. M. Leonard entertaine Tuesday afternoon for Miss Wake
 Miss Walker and her sister, Mar
 Walker, who recently resigned 2
 teacher in the Kingman schools, r
 turned to their home in Los Angelo
 Wednesday.
 Esther Menefee gave dancir
 party for her cousin, Bob Nelson,
 Brundages Friday night of last wee
 After dancing for an hour refres
 ments were served and after mo
 dancing the young people went hor
 feeling that they had "dandy" go
 time.
 Lieut.. John Mulligan returned
 Kingman Thursday accompanied
 his bride, formerly Hazel Dunn of | Angeles. The young couple we
 married early in the month at 1
 Angeles, the home of the brid
 parents, and then went on a weddi
 trip to San Francisco. They W
 make their home in Kingman.
 Mrs. George Shea and Mrs. C.
 Warren nearly "spent night o1
 last Monday night, when punctuI
 tire held them up on their W
 home from Blackberry, where u
 had gone to take some Red Or
 supplies. "Chet" became nervous
 the evening progressed and start
 out with car found the two lad
 on the way, nearly "frozen to deat
 The tire was changed, and so en'
 what might have been an uncc
 fortable night.
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