Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-03-20

MT. and Mrs. J. P. Rice and Agnes Powell left last Saturday for Jerome.
 Loren Rofinot has been seriously ill with the "flu" at his home in Hol- brook. Earl Casteel returned Sunday from Los Angeles where he spent few days on business.
 Mrs. R. A. Lassell returned last Saturday from a short business trip spent in Phoenix.
 Lee Raught came up from the Sand Monday and is spending the week in Kingman.
 L. J. Parker left Thursday even ing for Los Angeles where he will re- main short time on business. J. w. Harris is in Kingman this week from Prescott to spend short time with relatives and friends.
 G. A. Sterling, editor of the Chlo- ride Chronicle, dropped in for brief visit at the Miner office Friday.
 Harry McCarn was a Kingman wis., itor Friday, having come down from Chloride for the Elk's initiation festiv- ities.
 Mrs. J. J. Shawver and daughter Dorothy were down from Peach Springs Saturday and spent the day in Kingman.
 Mrs. A. F. Smith and sons arrived in Kingman Sunday from Minneapolis to spend short visit with her brother c. G. Krook.
 Morris Louzon was in from the riv- CT early this week returning the fol- lowing day. Mrs. Louzon is now wis iting on the coast. . : L. w. Quinlan was Kingman vis- itor last Saturday and Sunday, mak- ing the rounds as manager of the Rabbit Brothers stores.
 l.. w. O'Brien came in from the Golden Star the first part of this week and left for Oatman where he will work for one of the mines.
 Mrs w. A. Mensh left for her home in San Diego Saturday evening after sometime spent in Kingman with her daughter, Mrs. Earl Joder and family.
 H. G. Putney arrived in Kingnan Thursday after a five weeks stay on the coast. After few hours n Kingman, MT. Putney went on to Dat man.
 Mrs. Allen Ware left for Los An peles Wednesday of this week where she will remain until after the we'd ding of John Ware and Miss Walker on April 9th. 4 Mrs. Ashley Smith and two small sons, from Minneapolis, are visiting In Kingman with Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. F. H. Krook and with Carl G. KroOk. Among the visitors to the Elk,s eel ebration last night, was A. J. Hern- don. of Prescott. MT. Herndon, who is an uncle of c. w. Herndon of King man, is the Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of Arizona.
 In a telegram to Dr. Todt, Dr. A. l.. Hilton, who left Sunday for short trip to Los Angeles, said that his re- turn had been delayed little and that he would arrive here Sunday noon.
 Mrs. Carson Ide and little daughter arrived in Kingman Monday morn ing from Pasadena and will visit with relatives and friends in Kingman:. Mrs. Ide is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leanord Hoffman.
 MT. and Mrs. John Mulligan, ST. left Monday evening for Humbolt where they will remain for some time with their daughter Mrs. F. w., Free man and family. Mrs. Freeman IS Ill with an attack of Influenza. '.
 Word has been received by the local agents that the Ford touring, road ster, chassis and truck will sell for $50 advance in price and the Sedan and Coupe will sell for $125 more than heretofore.
 T. S. Long wishes to make correc- tion in the price quoted for Kim in the ad in last weeks minec. Skim med milk is selling for $'.30 for two and one half pound tin instead of $1.50 as quoted.
 George Grantham left Wednesday for Holbrook where he will continue to work for the Union Oil Company The new position is one of advance ment for George and his friends wish him success.
 Rex Brown, son of George B Brown
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