Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-03
Around The Town
Byron Duncan is i'll with bad cold.

Mrs. w. P. Mahoney and children have all been ill with the flu.
 Robert Malcolm of the Thumb Butte arrived in Kingman this morning.
 Mrs. H. G. Setz returned last Sun day from short visit on the coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Hudspeth were guests at the Beale Hotel this week.
 Dr. G. F. Rhinehardt is back from the coast after an absence of several months.
 Supervisor w. B. Stephens accom- panied by Mrs. Stephens came in from the Sandy yesterday.
 George Grantham is in Kingman preparatory to his leaving for Omaha for the spring workout.
 E. H. Heintze, of Needles, is in Kingman on business, MT. Helntze IS wire chief for the Western Union at Needles.
 Sgt. John w. Sullens is in Kingman for short stay. MT. Sullens has been at the McCracken Silver mine for the past year.
 Mrs. Wayne Hubbs returned last Sunday from Elgin, Illinois, where she was called by the death of her father, c. A. Hoose. Mrs. Charlie Duncan is ill with a had case of the flu at the ranch. Charlie Duncan and Mrs. Tap Duncan are reported better. Mrs. E. Mortlock, who has been wis iting her sisters, Mrs. w. Widdowson and Miss Archer, for the past two months, left Thursday for her home in Hollywood.
 w. w.. Wishon and Charles Metcalfe in comparing notes found that they played together as boys 54 years ago. That's not telling how old either of these gentlemen is.
 Charles M. Ely, prominent business man of Los Angeles, and Dr. $. Stenberg, passed through Kingman this morning on a little walk from Los Angeles to New York. :. Merville Mills of, Flagstaff is now working for the Arizona Central Bank of Kingman. MT. Mills is brother of Chet Mills employed by the Arizona Stores company. e' Music lovers have a real treat in store for them. An Old Fashioned Concert will be given in Elk's Hall on Wednesday evenin, March 29. Local talent entirely. Further particulars later. ~,.s> ~.>,l ?. l .1$:In Los Angeles, on March lst, baby girl was born to Mrs. Merla Hampton. Mrs. Hampton is the daughter of Charles Metcalfe" and spent last summer in Kingman visit ing him. The Kingman orchestra will give another dance at the l. O. o. F. Hall Saturday evening. The masquerade ball given last Saturday evening was a huge success and this dance should be the same.
 The County Tax Collector of Orange County, California, has written this office for information concerning Gertrude M. Haskins. Anyone having any such information is requested to communicate with him.
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Withers and children are expected back from Phoenix soon. Mr. and Mrs. J. w.. Nicholas returned several days ago. MT. Withers and MT. Nicholas discon- tinued their battery business there on account of their inability to get prop CT delivery on batteries. {,
 On Saturday evening March Il, at 8 D. m., card party will be given by the Thursday Afternoon Club in the Indian Room of the Beale Hotel. An invitation is extended to the public, Tickets may be purchased from club members or at the door on the evening of the party.
 Miss Blanche Parsons returned last night from San Francisco where she has been purchasing merchandise for the Quality Shop. Miss Parsons states that the styles and colors for the com ing season are more beautiful than ever before.
 Miss Pat Mccarthy who is entered in the Los Angeles Examiner Business Girls Contest is piling up votes at speedy rate and she asks that her friends be sure and save the Sunday Examiner vote coupons as they count for five votes, which will give our candidate a big boost toward the prize.
 Coorre Ronelli has inst returned