Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-08-05
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 Alta Miller is expected home Satur- day or Sunday.
 Miss Nina Uncapher is a guest at the Beale this week!
 MT. and Mrs. T. S. O'Connell were Kingman visitors last week.
 Another stray Elk back in the folA- one Vernon Hubbs-broke but happy.
 Daisy Miller is back in town after a pleasant vacation at Cain Springs ranch.
 Frank O'Shea returned from a busi- ness trip to the coast last Saturday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. w. Devine are spending a pleasant vacation at rag staff and vicinity.
 R. H. Hayward and family left by auto for the coast Wednesday morning on a vacation trip.
 The Misses Edith and Annie 1mel of Riverside were Kingman visitors Monday and Tuesday.
 Robert Burns Lorimer and Miss Nellie Francis Polfus, both of Needles, were married Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Pete Vukoye are now at home to their friends at their home in the Metcalfe Addition.
 Mrs. Harvey Hubbs who has been confined to her home the past week IS showing some improvement.
 Carter and Dickerson report the sale of Cleveland sixes to Geo. Bonds and J. J. Mundine of seligman'
 George Fleming, accompanied'by his young son, George, Jr., paid busl- ness trip to Kingman this week.
 Mrs. Wayne Hubbs and children le1t Thursday for California where they will spend a month or six weeks
 Mir. and Mrs. Willard Linville left this week for the coast where they will spend the month of August
 c. J. Walters, vice-presidept of the Arizona Central, made a business tflp to Oatman Tuesday of this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl G. Krook lett Wednesday of this week for the coast where they will spend three weeks vacation.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gilbert left Sat urday for a two weeks camping trlp to the Grand Canyon, Mary Lake anu the White Mountains.
 Peppy Parsons and Gertrude DICK erson returned Sunday from a TWO weeks vacation trip in Los AngeleS and at Catalina Island.
 Donald Thompson left for oaVnah yesterdav to relieve Earl Parsons aV tbe Oatman branch of the Arlzona Con+ral Bank while Earl takes HIS vacation.
 G, T. Duncan and Son Charles m. nortant cattlemen from the north par of Wallapai valley, are Tn hlhsin'n attending to business affairs.
 Mov,e Jenkins is now employed at +ba newsstand at the Beale. Jessle is taking Mayme's place at Iang's for a couple or "eeNS'
 priscilla Wilde, lately returned 1rous New York City and Grace Wlloe "n uo,lvwood, are spending few eaIS ! in Kingman with their father r. d. Wilde.
 W.T. stowers, of Indianapolis mo- ,,,;ved in Kingman yesterday ana was met by his son, R. L. stoWers, n, ~1;II S to Oatman' where ''e W." visit for some time. l
 MI Powers, president of the Arie -,na Central Bank, spent Frlday oi ast . week in Kingman on bus'nesS ntu tu .ass 'a,act;on with the Mohave County ,ranches of the Arizona Central
 Mir. and Mrs. K. w. Davidson ao,osls .Its night for sevetai ". n;n .r;n to Wisconsin, where they ,Sns wan ~;si+ Mir. Davidson's mother Mls ,lsiV u Davidson and friends ana nuaintances in Wisconsin.
 Tom Devine and Joe steed left ,,,Sers Meu ,esdav evening for Milwaukee %hei t hev will attend gun club shoo.. rom there they will go on to Cmeaso o the Grand American. Mrs. DeVihe " md Andrew will join MT. Devine ID Chicago.
 Mrs E.. E. Hampton and her son. ,onald, arrived Sunday from Valle1o, ;alif. Mrs. Hampton is the daughter ,f postmaster Metcalfe and speht h.i r;rlbood in Kingman as Meria Me1 slfe. They will stay for a period oi