Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-12-04

es, is visiting friends here.
 J. A. Tarr X Company received carload of FordS this week.
 Chris Hoffman returned this week from a two weeks trip to the coast
 O. F. Kuencer left this week for the coast where he will spend the hol- idays.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Munz, of Sig nal, were kingman visitors this week.
 William Neagle and w. L. kayser, of Blackberry, are Kingman visitors this week.
 Tap Duncan arrived in Kingman Friday, after spending several days | in Los Angeles.
 The Carrow place, next to the ! courthouse has been greatly improved ! by cement and iron-pipe fence. i
 Clarence Cornwall returned here from southern California, this week, 1 and will now make his home here.
 Mrs. June Rollo and Mrs. J. James left for the coast today. They ex- pect to make their home in Los An geles.
 Superintendent R. A. Lassell spent the early part of the week visiting the schools at Peach Springs and Crozier.
 E. J. Carter was in Kingman for few days this week. Mir. Carter has been east for the past few months
 Mrs. Hattie Hagee and small daughter, of Winslow, stopped off in Kingman Friday for visit with Walter Fair.
 Mrs. Eleanor Armstrong returned to Swansea Sunday after spending few days in Kingman visiting Mrs. Byron Duncan.
 Dr. w. H. Butcher is spending {. couple of weeks here, visiting his SIS ter, Mrs. s. D. Stewart, and his father, J. w. Butcher.
 Rev. Luther B. Moore, Episcopal Minister, who is we'll known in King man, has been elected Chancellor Commander of the Flagstaff Knights . of Pythias Lodge.
 Frank keefe, manager of the Bab- bitt Brothers Stores, accompanied by F. J. Moran, credit man for the com pany, spent several days here this week.
 Mrs. Harry McComb, of Los An geles, and Mr. McComb's sister, Miss Virginia McComb, of Pittsburgh, ar rived in Kingman last night for brief visit.
 Mrs. E. Elmo Bolinger entertained 32 Kingman ladies at cards Thursday evening, in honor of her niece, Mrs. Williams. The party was held at the Rosetree. Refreshments were serv- ed by the Rosetree.
 Mrs. J. P. Gideon returned home from Los Angeles Monday morning, having been in attendance at the bed side of her daughter Grace, who has L been seriously i'll. Since returning - home the good lady has been confin- s ed to her bed by illness. The Kensington Club met at the a home of Mrs. Bryan Mensch We'd z nesday afternoon. After the. meet a ing the ladies enjoyed dainty refresh s ments, which had been arranged for 2 by the hostess at the Ladies u Bazaar" a Fred Feldwisch, brother-in--law s of R. L. Dimmick is visiting here, a a having come in from Denver about s ten days ago. MT. Feldwisch attend si ed the meeting of the Mining Con- g gress in Denver and then came on ss here to visit with relatives and look = over the country. Mohave county, so g far as he has seen it, looks good to 6IT him. S The Underwood Tire Company has lJi just completed the painting of several EE tire ad signs on the corrugated iron Sj fence surrounding the garage. In 9i this manner they have availed them U! selves of all possible space for ad- HI; vertisng purposes. 5SI! Mrs. Wm. Brown arrived from Los lE Angeles, Thursday, where she has RSEl been procuring medical treatment for Si her young son, who injured his eye !99ff some time ago. She returned to her luz home on the Sandy the same day. 6fT John St. Charles has been at work u[ on the Red Gap mines the past two EJi months and is getting good results RI from the work. Kean St. Charles has Sff been helping John in the work and it l95FF is expected that they will be able TE to open up part of the mine that H1{E