Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-03-27

c. G. Krook is the owner of a new Jordan car. a..
 Mrs. Arthur. Sievert was down from Blackberry Friday. ..l%s.i
 Mrs. Dona Gordon has been i'll at her home the past few days. M. I. Powers, of Flagstaff, spent Wednesday of. this week in Kingman.
 Floyd Chamberlain and Jay Gates returned Friday from short business trip to Blythe. s. .l ..".%' ..
 John Mulligan, Jr., left Monday for Prescott where he will spend a few days on business.
 Dr. s. Stark last week purchased the Chevrolet car formerly owned by John Mccormick.
 J. H. Smith and "Cap" Hubbs spent Thursday afternoon and evening of IliiS Wcch dC odCIIldH.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. G. Hayes and Mrs. Jesse T. Martin are the guests of Mrs. c. N. Nickell and Miss Overstreet.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Shurtliff have moved to the Standard Minerals mine where MT. Shurtliff will be employed.
 Billy Clack is able to get around town with the aid of crutches but the trouble in his knee seems very little if any better.
 Bryan Hilty, assistant manager of the Standard Oil Company's branch at Yuma, was Kingman visitor Tuesz day. l3... '" .. { MT. and Mrs. Gus Holmes arrived from the coast Wednesday of this week. They expecf to spend several yer al
 George E. Brown, formerly employ ed at the Standard Minerals Company, is now at the Dean mine. Mrs. Brown will reside at Kingman.
 F. s. Dickerson left Friday for a trip to Seligman, Ashfork and Pres colt, on business. He will be gone several days. -''t. .. "
 F. w. Farley, principal of the Kingman Grammar school left for short trip to Phoenix Tuesday even ing. ....
 Rev. T. H. Dodd left Tuesday for Phoenix where he attended the Inter Church conference. He returned Fri day. .. ..,..
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Russell ac- companied by Mrs. J. M. Russell mot ored to Kingman from Chloride We'd nesday. .... .'.
 The many friends of George Gran than will be glad to hear that he is well contented with his work in Hol- brook with the Union Oil Company.
 Charles Clinton, who came up from Florence last week, has gone to San Francisco, where his mother is re- ported to be quite ill. >a , Miss Jessie Gordon, returned Thurs day morning from Tucson, where she has been attending the university and taking special instruction in voice.
 Several people in and around King man are wondering where Frank Cross went last weekend. Some say he was married in Orange, Cal. He says not. We wonder. ~r..1" ' '
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. w. P. Carr will be glad to hear of their return to Kingman, Monday. They have spent the past five months at Isabelle, California. @'.'.r.' q"
 Mrs. J. James, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. June Rollo, came up from Ludlow Friday, to spend few days visiting with her son, Jimmie James,. and friends in Kingman.
 George Fleming, formerly with the Arizona Stores Company, was King man visitor this week. After about year in the south, Fleming is back in Arizona to stay, he says.
 Louis Ecstein, at one time a resi- dent of Kingman, has removed from Needles to Ash Fork, where he is en- gagged in business. He has been visit ing friends in Kingman the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. L. Hoffman left for Minnesota recently Mrs. Hoffman underwent an operation there and her many friends will be glad to hear that the operation has proved success ful.
 Mrs. Bryan Mensch returned to her home in Kingman Thursday after spending sometime in Los Angeles with her mother who underwent an operation. The mother is slowly im- proving.
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