Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-13
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 L. H. Foster left Monday for a few days on the Northern Strip.
 Red Cross Membership Campaign starts next week.
 Carl Tanner, Oatman mining man, arrived in Kingman Wednesday from
 Mrs. Wayne Hubbs who has been seriously i'll, is reported much better.
 w. J. Cook and son "Bill' Cook are spending few days in Kingman. Alliance, Ohio and left for Oatman the same day.
 A. B. Peach, mining man from Prescott, spent Thursday in kingman,
 J. S. Amundsen is among the King man people who attended the State Fair at Phoenix this week.
 H. J. Dubin came over this week from San Luis Obispo to move his . family to that town.
 Sam Wither's boy, Jack, is alright again after an illness of three or four weeks.
 A. G. Goodwill is visitor to King man from the Fountain Head proper ty on Stockton Hill.
 Pete Vukoye purchased a new Studebaker Club Roadster from Reecher & Robinson this week.
 Robert Rosco is applying new coat of paint to the roof of Old Trails building.
 Adamson Cornwall of the Big Sandy is visiting in Kingman with his daughter Mrs. J. M. Neal.
 T. L. Cornwall is in Kingman from the Big Sandy, visiting with his fam fly.
 Mrs. G. Hawks, of Chicago, IS spending the winter in Mohave Coun- tv with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawk.
 F. G. Kayser has been confined to his home for the past two weeks with a serious attack of pleurisy, but IS now convalescing.
 "Mr and Mrs. Jack Cornelius left for Murietta Hot Springs Monday. They expect to be there for couple of weeks.
 Tom McMillan, of the Santa Fe or f;cer Service, was visitor to King man yesterday, attending official bus mess.
 JF Littlefield, San Francisco cap italist. returned to Kingman with w. c. Howard, this week, spending We'd nesday here.
 Ed Hoerst, who was ill for couple of days this week, was able to be back at his work at the c. C. Co. store' Thursday.
 Tom Smith, of Greggy Ferry, was in Kinpman Wednesday. MT. Smith brought in load of chickens for the market.
 E.F. Cagle, Santa Fe Roadmaster, left Friday for a short trip to the coast. He will be back Monday or Tuesday.
 Frank P. Andreas and E. Ross Housholder were visitors to King man Thursday from the Antler Mime to attend the American Legion Gel ebration.
 Anson H. Smith left Monday night for Denver where he will attend the meeting of the Park to Park Highway and the Mining Congress whih will be held there next week.
 Pat Graney. a Needles boy, is re- ported to have been marred yester- day. Graney is well known here nav ing played on the Needles baseball team.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Kay and son Lyon, of Mineral Park, were among the out of town visitors, who attend ed the celebration in Kingman Thurs day.
 Jack Zwinge, the efficient manager of the Walnut Creek M. X M. Com pany, was in from the mine yester- day, securing supplies. He return ed the same day.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Ware re- turned from Los Angeles, Sunday Mrs. Allen Ware who was in at the coast during Johns illness returned few days before.
 c. R. Van Marter was elected pres ident of the Arizona Funeral Direc- ters Association this week at their meeting at Phoenix. MT. Van Mar ter returned to Kingman Friday ,,orpipu