Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-08

 Around The Town ]

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 c. B. Bell of Golconda was in town Saturday on business.
 G.E. Lucas left Thursday for Full ton, California, where he expects to remain.
 John St. Charles is reported as be- ing very i'll this week at his home in Chloride.
 Mrs. Anna Brandel left Thursday evening for Los Angeles after spend ing the past couple of months in King man.
 Clyde Cagle returned Sunday from Los Angeles. He left last week with Mrs. J. N. Cohenour and family over- land.
 Miss Wilma Spicer will sail on the 9th of July for the Philippines where she has contracted to teach school next year.
 c. B. Cassity has traded property in Chloride, with Mrs. D. A. Reed for her house and lots in the Met calfe Addition,
 Mrs. Joe Kause was seriously ill this week with what is thought to be ap- pendicitis. She is better now but is still far from being well.
 F. w. Freeman arrived in Kingman last evening from Humboldt and will spend a short time in Kingman with Mrs. Freeman and relatives.
 MT and Mrs. c. A. Black spent sev- eral days here this week visiting old friends. MT. Black is still in the mer- chandising business at Flagstaff.
 H. s. Brinley a prominent mining man was in Kingman Tuesday looking over some of the old mines. MT. Brin- ley left Thursday evening for Seattle.
 Mrs. R. B. Walker entertained at the home of Mrs. R. D. Harlan Tues day, when 2S guests enjoyed the after noon at bridge. The color scheme was of yellow. . . r., !
 Mary Kause was detained at her home this week for a few days with an attack of tonsillitis. She was able to return to her work at the court house Friday. ..
 Dr. o. w. Spicer, of Colorado Springs, spent few days in King man with his daughter, Miss Wilma Spicer, and then left Wednesday night for his home.
 Marie Carrow left Wednesday for Phoenix where she will spend short vacation with relatives and friends.
 c. V. Dillon is in from the c. O. D. Mine this week.
 Howard Stowe returned last Sat urday from St. Louis where he went on business in connection with the Dean mine. He reports a pleasant and successful trip. Y
 Mrs. Arley Godfrey, daughter of G. M. Adams arrived in Kingman Mon day from San Bernardino and will re- main here a couple of weeks to visit with relatives and friends. 
 Mrs. J. H. Conway entertained 30 of her friends at bridge Thursday evening. Refreshments were served during the afternoon. The house was beautifully decorated with roses.u s
 H. F. Warner has been promoted to the position of district sales manager for the Union Oil Company. MT. Warner is we'll known here as he mak- es the territory often for his firm.
 The local postoffice has received mo- tice to look out for some dangerous counterfeit War Savings stamps of the issue of 1919. Be sure your stamps are genuine before making a trade for any. .
 Born to MT. and Mrs. A. A. Stowe of McConnico baby daughter Mon day, May 3rd. Mother and child are doing nicely.
 Three candidates of Needles were initiated into the Rebekah Lodge last evening, after which supper was serv- ed under the committee of Mrs. A. 5. Fancher, Mrs. Homer Gaddis and Mrs. M. JI Wilkins.
 F. A. Wilde left for the coast Thursday for a short business trip.
 Mir. J. P. Wilson, for many years cashier of the Arizona Central Bank, is spending few days in Kingman this week on business.
 Donald Metcalfe is playing a part in "La Tosca," Victor Sardou's thrill ing drama, which has been put on at Pantage Theater in Los Angeles. The stars of the play are Florence Stone and Don's Uncle, William J. Bowman.