Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-18
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 MT. and Mrs. M. B. Luzon are King man visitors this week. .. ,! Remodeling of the Commercial Hotel Lobby is to begin at once.
 G. T. Harrington, of the electric light company at Flagstaff, was Kingman visitor this week.
 Miss Louise Wangeman and party of friends attended the dance in Needles last Saturday night. ...
 I. c. Bateman left Monday night for San Francisco where he was call ed on some mining business. re.
 Father Albouy and Father Vaber last week visited Father Hootsmans and other friends in Kingman.
 Mrs. J. M. McMillan of San Fer nando, Cal, will move to Chloride in the near future where MT. McMlllan is agent. ="
 A concrete fire wall is to be con structed between the Commercial Hotel and the Ford Garage at an early date. 7. .E
 Sam Bayliss, veteran merchant or Oatman, returned to Kingman Wed- ynesday night after a month spent on the coast.
 Mrs. N. W. Phelps entertained at dinner last Saturday night for W. s' Leake, who will leave soon to make his home in Florida.
 AL. Shultz and E. w. Shultz, of Mt. Trumbull, are Kngman visitors this week. The Shultz brothers are in the sheep business there.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry T. Smith will leave for Seligman the latter part ot this month, where Mir. Smith will be connected with the J. A. Pitt Co.
 Floyd Chamberlain, who left the employee of the Central Commercial . Company, is now in Los Angeles where he plans to go into business.
 Miss Peggy Parsons who has been with the Highway Commission the past two weeks is back again at the Quality Shop. Mrs. E. F. Robinson filled her place during her absence. z Owing to the ruling, by Postofflce Inspector Cooper, that married women are not permitted to work in postoffices, Mrs. w. K. McMillan, (nee May Schneider) has left the em- ploy of the local poStoffice and Will be succeeded, temporarily by her sis ter, .Miss Frankie Schneider.
 Mrs. E. F. Gritton, who has been spending the summer with ker daugh- ter, Mrs. Harry Price, left last week for Idaho Falls, Idaho, where she will spend a month returning later to her home in Reno, Nevada.
 George Chapel is now in business at Randsburg and doing well. He has twelve trucks in commission there MT. Chapel was formerly in the trucking business in Kingman.
 H. G. Ehlers left this week for Oatman where he will take charge of the Oatman branch of the Arizona Central Bank, succeeding Jack Hemp hill who has resigned to go into other business. ....
 Dr. Swigert who has been in King man the past two days caring for eye troubles will return after a trip to Oatman and spend Saturday evening and Sunday here. Any persons who wish may see him at that time' In a recent ho,d-up of mails in Kansas City there were couple of registered articles from Kingman, one a money order and some papers, so that no loss was sustained by King man people. ... Mir. and Mrs. R. s. Billings have purchased and moved into the John Berry residence at the corner of 7th and Beale Streets. The house has five rooms and screen porches, is well finished and nicely furnished. x
 Howard Stowe left Monday night for the middle west and New York Nr. Stowe will call at St. Louis on