Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
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GY 4 -A A V VI A A VI EEgRHI5HiHHEiTgHigFHEEHEHEN EEigIHl5g5EEHHEe4HRE4FNesFEl Vince Cascio, of the Beale Barber Shop, is ill at his home.
 Attorney John Ellis, of Prescott, was Kingman visitor this week.
 Frankie Schneider is now doing the stenographic work for J. B. hammers. G. M. Thayer has returned to King man from an extended visit in Penn Mir. Thayer says Kingman looks good to him.
 Palo Verde ranch was the. scene of two we'll appointed parties last Friday and Saturday, when Mrs. R. B. Walker entertained friends at bridge.
 Paul Greer returned home from the Grand Canyon Wednesday night. Sam Williams and Eulle Day accompanied him here.
 Mrs. w. L. Linville was hostess to sixteen ladies on Monday afternoon in honor of her friend, Miss Hatten- bach of Los Angeles.
 Dave Croy, one of the first engin- eers employed at the Desert Power and Water Company, and still em- ployed there, is on ten days vaca- tion.
 MT. and Mrs. B. H. Park and child ren returned last Sunday night from two months visit in Kansas. Mr. Parks parents plan to come to King man to live in the near future.
 Shelton Mullen Smith, husky nine pound boy, arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Carl Smith of Kingman last week, arriving on the 3rd. Mother and boy are both doing nicely.
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ray Rob inson gave a party entertaining a \ number of herfriends at bridge, serv- ing refreshments at the close of the afternoon.
 Mrs. Bess Nord was in Kingman yes terday from Chloride and announced that a sale of all the contents of the Chloride Mercantile Company would be held soon. A half page ad will ap- pear in next weeks issue of The Mi ner. The goods will be sold at cost.
 c. D. Ridgeway, mining man well known in Mohave County, is, spending few days here on business and meet ing friends. MT. Ridgeway will re- turn to the coast for short time and then come back here to stay for some time.
 M. I. Powers, president of the Ari- zona Central Bank, spent Wednesday of this week in Kingman, on his way to Flagstaff, after attending the Bankers Convention in Los Angeles Nr. Powers also attended to some business in connection with the re- Rional committee of War Finance Cor poration, of which he is a member
 Bill Frost, who is i'll at his home, g few miles out of Kngman, passed through a crisis last week, which il was thought for time he could moi pull through. He is still pretty sick man but there are hopes for his re. covery. Bills many friends are all sorry that he has been visited with this illness and they are all hoping for his speedy recovery.
 One of the late arrivals among the mining men who are coming in tc look over the mining possibilities here is Richard Place of Pasadena. MT Place expects to remain here. He is a mining engineer, though he is not taking on ay work along this line, anc is a member of the Institute of Min ing Engineers, the American Chem ical Society and the Mohave County Chamber of Mines and Commerce.
 Mrs. c. J. Walters delightfully."- en tertained thirty-two of her friends al a butterfly bridge party on Tuesda! afternoon. The tally cards were won drous butterflies of many hues. Th' color scheme was carried out witt fox,,o,-c lacorof;ncr tho roonoo ond eor