Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-04

Around The Town

.EESSEhEhEOSi0ST0AI0E Mrs. Ned Robinson is now with the Quality Shop. Glen Johnson is now employed at the S. T. Elliott store.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Hudspeth are down from Seligman for a couple or days in Kingman.
 MT. and Mrs. Donald Metcalfe spent last Sunday in Kingman with Donald's father, Charles Metcalfe.
 A son was born to Mrs. A. B. Wal1 lace on the 18th of last month. The little fellow weighed 10A pounds.
 A. E. Taylor is back at Peach Springs, having purchased half in- terest in the Carpenter store there. Gordon Mills returned this week from a trip to Oregon and is working at his old job at the Underwood Tire Company.
 George Bonelli spent a few days in Kingman this week. MT. Bonell says the pipe business on the coast is getting better. Mrs. L. L. Wallace delightfully."- en- tertained twenty ladies at Bridge on Wednesday afternoon. Delicious re- treatments were served at the close ot the game. L. Mrs. M. B. Dudley and son Brooks, MT. and Mrs. |. c. Bateman and T. E Carter returned Tuesday night from four day hunting trip near Sellgmar They did not get any deer but brought home number of ducks
 Cliff Potts stopped in Kingman fol a short visit with old friends. Potts who just finished course in electri' cal engineering on the coast is on his way to Pittsburgh where he will gt to work for the General Electric Go.
 J. H. Smith is short two fat duck' that were nabbed in his back yard un der the guise of a Halloween prank Hubert says he would rather the! had taken his chicken coop as hi mouth was all fixed for duck din ner. ... ....., r E. w. Brewster, assistant distric sales manager for the Uniou Oi Company spent Monday and Tuesda, of this week in Kingman. MT. Brew ster was at one time stationed a Kingman. He is now located a Phoenix. " \e .s
 Joe Prisk, while on a hunting tri in the Wallapai mountains, ran acros a black bear. While it was not UT usual for bears to be found in tn mountain, none have been seen ther the past several years. Mir. Prisk di not get a shot at the animal. A. l.. Kier has gone to Los Angeles where he will take a position with large electrical firm as an electrician MT. Kier, during the late war, was el gagged in electrical work and h studies have so far progressed tn: his services are being sought after
 Kingman has the largest number ( members per capita in the Arizor Automobile Club of Arizona, of ar town in the state, according to compi ation recently made by the officer which shows that T. w. Devine, u local representative has been on u job.
 The dance given by Oatman lod' No. 39, Knights of Pythias was atten ed by more than 800 people, many ca coming from Kingman and Needle Everything was free including pune The Kingman Band was there in f, force and favored the crowd with concert.
 Mrs. c. A. Warren was appoint by Governor Thomas B. Campbell
 representative of the state of Al zona at the 18th annual meeting
 the American Child Hygiene Associ tion at Pittsburgh. Mrs. Warren W unable to attend but will receive complete report of the meeting.
 . The Pythian Sisters gave a ca party last night in their lodge rool following their regular meeting. M Lorraine Sharp won the prize offer for the ladies and J. H. Smith to mems prize. Pumpkin pie that W said by the guests to have no eq' was the main card of the refre' ments. ... ,r
 To the people of the west, m who has never before seen a silN dollar seems like myth. Nevertl less such a man dropped into Beale Hotel the other day. He I