Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-10-27
Around The Town

| Jimmie Martinez returned from the coast Saturday after an absence of a couple of months,
 Mrs. r. l.. Woodward, of Nashville Tennessee, is visiting her father, Henry Lovin.
 Mrs. G. l. Gibson and small son will return tomorrow from Kansas City. MT. Gibson will meet them in Flag staff.
 Ben Bcnnott is here for couple of days on his way to San Francisco. , Ben has been in New Mexico.
 Among those who will attend the 1 Shrine convention at Phoenix are Rob- ert Wilde, Brooks Dudley and James Davidson.
 c. R. Van Marter will leave for Phoenix Monday on a business trip. From there he will go to Los Angeles and return to Kingman with Mrs. Van Marter who has been on the coast the past month.
 Ray Van Marter is rounding up his cattle for shipment. He will ship from Blackberry today Ray now has his credentials as a licensed embalmer having passed the examination several months ago. ....
 Mrs. Earl Joder gave 8 farewell prty at her home in the Metcalf Addi- tion Tuesday; afternoon, for Mrs. John Wagner and Mrs. Marie Long who are leaving for Barstow, California. Oth- CT guests were Mrs. Joe Steed, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Ruben Long, Mrs. c. S. Johnson and several children. The feature of the afternoon was the mak- ing of organdie flowers. /.
 J. A. Tarr sold a new Ford truck to George Sargent. This truck happens to be the 500th Ford car that has been sold by the Ford garage in Kingman since the opening of business in 1913.
 R. M. McMillan, who was going away with a car of cattle Wednesday afternoon, fell when he was running to catch the train and is in the hospital now. MT. McMillan is suffering se- were injuries and probable concus- sion of the brain.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. Gillispie returned this week from an eight day hunting and pleasure trip. There journey tGok them through Phoenix and Prescott and many other places over the state of Arizona.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chapple arc the proud parents of ten pound baby boy who was born last Saturday, Oct ober 21. '...
 Nat Vanderverg left this week for Los Angeles, where he will spend the winter at his home in that city. | Arrangemnts are complete for the Yana Yama dance next Saturday night. A week from tomorrow.
 Mert Wagner and Harry Price left for the coast on a business trip last Tuesday. -..
 MT. and Mrs. P. L. Lynch and Miss Kate Mclaughlin, of Philadelphia are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lynch and MT. and Mrs. John Mulli- gan. MT. Lynch who is brother of Charlie Lynch and of Mrs. Mulligan, IS making his first trip here for many years. The last time he was here was in 's9 and to say the least he could notice some change in Kingman. They have been in California and are returning to their home in Philadel- phia. .y- ... z.
 The management of the Rejha Book Shoppe has announced the closing of the shop and library on November 1st. The stock including many books will be disposed of in Kingman. This af- fords the book lovers of Kingman an opportunity to select the best sellers in modern fiction from the shelves of the book shop. ... .-
 One of the prettiest parties of the season was given by Mrs. S. T. Elliott on Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. H H.. Watkins. The Elliott home was beautifully decorated in the halloween colors, black cats, witches etc, with soft lights everywhere which threw a spell of witchery over everyone. There were twenty four of Mrs. Watkins old time friends pre- sent and the afternoon was spent in playing cards. Refreshments were served in keepng with the halloween season. Mrs. Watkins leaves for Cal ifornia October 31st for an indefinite