Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17

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 w. H. Welsh of Goldroad spent Wednesday in Kingman on business.
 |. S. Dickerson and daughter Ger. t~,ue returned fr,m Los Angeles TGL' day.
 w. F. Buchanan was up from the Sandy the first part of the week on business.
 MT. and Mrs. M. S. Finch left We'd nesday for Los Angeles where they will remain.
 MT. and Mrs. Jake Neal were King man visitors the first part of the week from the Sandy.
 Mrs. A. S. Coon, sister of Mrs. J. N. Cohenour, is much better now and able to be out again.
 Charles Burlock has the offices for merly occupied by Holcomb X Hol- comb in the Citizens Bank building.
 Mrs. w. T. Erwin came up from the Sandy Sunday and is visiting with MT. and Mrs. Hardwick of Kingman this week.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Delashmutt left Friday overland for northern Califor- mia where they expect to make their home.
 IC. Hartman left Thur sday even ing for Glendale, California, where he will spend a short time visiting rel atives.
 Mrs. c. c. Brinkley left the early mart of the week for Chloride where she will visit with relatives there a few days.
 M. G. Wagner accompanied by Clyde: Caplc left Tuesday morning overland f1. the White Mountains! Trey a.- pe,- to be gone abnut ten days.
 William Clack left Thursday even ing for San Jacinto. Clack has been suffering with rheumatism of the knee and will remain there for treatment.
 Mrs. John Mulligan, ST., accom- panied by her daughter, Mrs. F. w., Freeman and family arrived in King man, Wednesday, from Humboldt.
 MT and Mrs. J. s. Hulet and family left the early part of the week for Holbrook. Mrs. Hulet and children will return to Kingman in a short time.
 William Swisher returned last night from Phoenix where he appeared be- fore the State Pharmaceutical Board and passed the examinations for the State of Arizona.
 Tn ladies of the Altar Society wish it announced that they have changed their plans about serving ice cream and cake at the May Day dance. There will be no refreshments served.
 Blanche Addle Won Laron of Cal ifornia and Walter Ward Diley of Col orado were united in marriage Thurs day afternoon at the Court House, Judge E. E. Bollinger officiating. Mrs. w. l.. Linville entertained at her home Wednesday afternoon. The house was beautifully decorated with wild astors, and twenty four guests enjoyed pleasant afternoon at bridge.
 Asa LeBarron left for Florence last Saturday where he will take a position at the penitentiary as guard. Le- Barron is an experienced guard hav- ing served in that capacity at Can yon City.
 MT. and Mrs. William Brown came up from the Sandy Wednesday. MT. Brown has been i'll for sometime and came to Kingman where he underwent a slight operation. He is getting along nicely.
 Mrs. H. H. Gray brought here lit tie son, Horace to Kingman, Monday of last week, suffering from central pneumonia, but has now recovered. All returned to their home on the Sandy early this week.
 Persistent rumor on the streets of Kingman this week had it that Henry Bacon had taken unto himself wife. When interviewed Henry said no that he wasn't, but that he was willing to be, so there you are girls.
 Mrs. Horace Barnes arrived in King man Thursday after spending several weeks in Los Angeles on account of illness. She is reported as much inn proved. Mrs. Barnes is the daughter of MT and Mrs. I. D .Hilty.
 Mrs. I. S. Dennis entertained at her home Friday afternoon The house was beautifully decorated with wild flow CTS and lilacs. Bridge was the feat ure of the afternoon and twenty four guests had very pleasant time.
 c. A. Nickell returned to Kingman last Friday from Oklahoma. MT. Nickell was in Kingman a couple of years ago and has many friends here who will be glad to hear of his re- turn. He expects to remain for the present.
 MT. James S. Richardson arrived in Kingman this week from Denver, Colorado, and is visiting with his daughter, Mrs. H. c. Newell. MT. richardson is combining pleasure with business, and leaves for San Fran cisco the first of next week.