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

day evening and Will VlSlt TOT day with relatives and then return to kingman.
 E. NJ. Barnes came up from Needles Wednesday and returned to that city accompanied by his mother-in-law, Mrs. s. H. Miller and grandchildren the same evening.
 J. w. Morgan was a passenger on the delayed train Wednesday even- ing last for Los Angeles, where he goes for treatment of his eyes. Mir. Morgan's eyesight has been poor for some time past and his friends hope that his mission will prove successful.
 s. w. Alger is here from the Hol- brook section and will remain until such time as he has his family settled for a stay of several months, when he will return to his work there. Mir. Alger is one of the many persons interested in the Adamana Oil and Land Company holdings in the above mentioned section and feels sure of the eventual striking of oil in that field.
 J. w. Porter is spending a few days in Holbrook this week, attending to business affairs.
 J. H. Beauchalnp was a Kingman visitor from Golconda last Saturday, coming in, primarily, for the purpose of having medical attention given to one of his eyes, he having the mis- fortune to have a pece of steel driven into the eye-ball the day previous. After it's removal, it was found that it had entered in the outer part of the eye-ball and was far enough from the sight to obviate any danger to his vision and at last report was much improved.
 Mrs. M. Alger is again resident of Kingman after having spent good part of this past year at Whiteriver, Arizona, with relatives. She was ac- companied on her homeward trip by Mrs. Doris Movie of that place.
 Henry Lovin is spending part of this week here from his cattle ranch on Francis Creek in the lower Sandy section.
 George Fancher and wife, accom- ,rnied by c. J. Wilson, spent Thurs day here as visitors from the Big Sandy.
 Mrs. Bryan Mensch has removed 'nto the Judge Shea residence, since the removal of Judge and Mrs. Shea to Prescott, Arizona.
 John Hamilton left last Tuesday for Florence, Arizona, where he will accept position as a guard at the state prison, under the new regime. MT. Hamilton has served as under sheriff for J. N. Cohenour during the past two years and leaves many friends here, who will regret to learn of his departure to other parts.
 J. H. Dundon and wife came in from the Frisco Camp last Thursday for supplies and returned the same afternoon after having secured them.
 Les Hill and c. V. Dillon are in town after short stay in the hills on a trapping trip.
 John Gross is in Kingman from Mineral Park. attending to mining matters with his partner A. Vincent, who has recently returned from the Southern part of this state after a i stay of a half year.
 James Uncapher is here from his home in Mineral Park for visit of a week or so.
 MT. c. w. Ide is here from Los Angeles and will visit for month with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Leonard Hoffman.
 Miss Marie Clayton left Kingman Sunday morning for Cotton, Cali fornia, where she will receive medical treatment. Miss Clayton has been suffering for several months with a bad attack of rheumatism. She will remain in Colton until her health is improved.
 Miss May Wilkins and her mother, 1 Mrs. M. J. Wilkins left Kingman Mon day morning for Burro Creek, where they will remain for short visit. From there they will go to Prescott, where Miss May will remain. Mrs. Wilkins will return home after a short visit there.
 A surprise China shower was given Mrs. A. B. Fancher at the home of Mrs. o. D. M. Gaddis last Saturday evening. The guest of honor was the recipient of beautiful ninety-six piece dinner set, a novel feature being the presenting of the china.
 Upon arrival, Mrs. Fancher was presented with an old Roman Scroll tied with the National colors, which stated the occasion, and at the con- clusion of the reading screen was withdrawn disclosing table set with the China and made beautiful with candles, flags of America and the allies and old English ivy. Games and music completed the entertainment and coffee and sandwiches were