Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24

/ C..n.cy George is ill with bad cola.
 Viola Hoffman is back to work fol- lowing a short illness at her home.
 Joe Steed is attending shoot at the Vernon Country Club this week.
 H. H. Watkins and J. H. Rosenberg spent a couple of days this week in Flagstaff on business.
 Mrs. Mary E. Cogin is now at the Truxton Canyon Indian School at Valentine.
 Sam Miller this week purchased lots 4 and 5, block 5 Terrace Addition. The lots face Beale St.
 Miss Blanche Parsons left for San Francisco on a buying trip last Sat urday.
 Ted Carter returned Wednesday from a trip to Prescott.
 Mrs. Clara Seaman has been con- fined to her home the past week with a severe cold.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen E. Ware left for two weeks trip to San Francesca last Friday.
 Eleanor Armstrong left today for Prescott after a short visit with friends and relatives here.
 o. w. Carlson, salesman for the h. gersoll- Rand people, is in MohaVe county for few days.
 Leona Ruth will leave next week for St. Joseph, Mo-, where she Will visit her parents.
 John c. Eich of Chicago is in 0at- man to attend the stockholders meet ing of the Alcyone.
 w. w. Wishon and family returned yesterday from Searchlight, where they have been visiting friends.
 Mrs. G. T. Duncan is quite ill at the ranch of her son, Charles, near Wh'te Hills, but appears to be on the road to recovery.
 Mrs. Wm. Rith and children left last night to join MT. Rith, who IS superintendent of the Iron Cap mlll at Globe.
 N. A. D'Arcy, president of the Adams Gold Mining company, IS back in Mohave county after short trlp to the coast.
 w. L. Mckay stopped in Kingman for a couple of days this week on his WAY from the coast to Mexico.
 George Becker, hardware merchant of Flagstaff spent Thursday Tn Kingman.
 Tom Devine left Tuesday for Los Angeles where he went on business in connection with the Gold Cliff Ex- ploration Company.
 Emma Lingeman is now doing pub lie stenographic work in the lobby Of the Beale Hotel Her desk being To- cated in Ed Shaw's office.
 O.E. Slinack, auditor for the Desert Power and Water Company, spent a few days here at the company's plant, having returned to the coast Tuesday.
 L. G. Harris, engineer in charge of the big Santa Fe construction pro- gram, left for the east this week to get his family to bring them to King man where they will make their home for the next two years.
 R. S. Adams left this week for trip to the southern part of the state. J. T. Lour, his partner will conduct their shoe repairing business during his absence and O. w. Gildow will have charge of the Boy Scouts.
 Charles Prochnow and Herbert Rabbit came down from Flagstaff Wednesday to look over the Oatman Amalgamated property. It is said diamond drilling will be started on the Amalgamated in the near future.
 Little Polly Alice Robinson, the two year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. R. Robinson, fell into a tub of scald- ing water one day this week and was badly burned on her arm and stomach. It is thought she will recover without it becoming necessary for skin graft.
 Charles Cox, a miner from Davis rounty, Utah, died at the county hos pital in Kingman on the 18th of this month. Deceased came to Kingman in poor health and lived but short time after his arrival.
 At the colonial ball given by the American Legion last Wednesday night Jessie and Lawrence Marinez won the two first prizes, two five dol lar gold pieces. They were dressed to