Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-05

Mrs. l. c. Stricker entertained 1 twenty-two ladies at her home Mon day afternoon at bridge.
 Mrs. Raymond Carr entertained at bridge Tuesday April 1. Covers were laid for thirty-siX guests. The fea- |. .ture of the afternoon were the April SFirst oddities which added greatly to 1the, amusement of the guests. 1 Mir. and Mrs. William Darby and children returned to their home in San Diego Tuesday after pleasant visit with relatives here. MT. and Mrs. S. D. 1. Emerson of Pittsburg are spending few days here visiting their son. MT. Emerson is interested in the Yucca Fiber plant. c. A. Black was Kingman visitor this week. He stopped over in King man enroute to the coast where he will spend couple of weeks. "Chet" is running department store in Flagstaff.
 
 The Rosetree Candy Shop, starting next Saturday night, will give dances every Wednesday and Saturday night instead of Wednesday and Friday.
 Wo&d has been received from Jerome Carrow that he has been chosen as one of six out of his bat taljon to go to Paris to attend some sort of school. He did not give the particulars.
 Abe Bale has gone into the oil busi- ness. He is the Kingman represen- t,tive of the Haemfa Oil Company of the Burkburnett Field, Texas
 Esther Menafee left Tuesday for a weeks visit at Seligman.
 Ray Robinson left Wednesday for the Coast to drive White Truck back to Kingman.
 F. F. Mead of the Yucca Fiber Plant arrived in Kingman Tuesday. He expects to remain about month this trip.
 S. A. Tyler of Mineral Park was Kingman visitor Tuesday.
 Edward and Albert Moyle came to Kingman Tuesday on a business trip. W.jC Howard of the Katherine came to Kingman Monday for sup plies for the mine.
 Mir. Thackery, superintendent of the Fort Mohave Indian Sschool, was in Kingman Monday on business.
 Bernard Vogt made flying trip to Kingman from Chloride, Monday, in his Ford.
 Lieut.. Brooks Dudley, brother of M. B. Dudley left for New York Sun day night from where he will go to Lexington, Kentucky, where MT. Dud- ley's mother is reported ill.
 o. D. Collins, the we'll known drug gist of Needles and George Butler the banker, were Kingman visitors this week.
 Allie Eubanks left for her home at Winslow Sunday night after visit of few days with Mrs. Gus Rafinot.
 Mrs. J. w. Van De Grift of Denver, Colorado arrived in Kingman Wednes- day night to spend short visit with Mrs. P. E. Gillispie.
 A surprise birthday party was giv- en at the home of MT. and Mrs N. w.. Phelps Thursday evening in honor of Helen E. Newton. The guests were costumed as children, and carried their dolls and toys. Spin the platter and guessing contests were indulged in, and the candles told Miss New tons. age. A shower of birthday wisAes from all guests was the feat ure of the evening.
 The highways to and from King man are bordered with golden Cali fornia Topples. The yellow blossoms seef,1 more abundant than usual this year and the young people of King man are making the most of the short time that they will be in bloom. Auto partleS nave proush' III Sie"S boauets in the last few days.
 Mrs. H. c. Newell arrives today from Denver. MT. Newell has been here the past two months, with the Arizona California Nevada Telephone Company, following his discharge from the army.
 Mrs. St. Charles returned to King. man yesterday afternoon, she says that Miss Uncapher is doing nicely.
 c. w. Herndon returned to King man yesterday from Los Angeles or number 10.
 w. K. Ridenour returned to Oat man yesterday by way of Needles from Los Angeles.
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