Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Welch are King man visitors this week.
 Wm. Ray and wife of White Hills are spending few days in town.
 Rev. Dodd is confined to his home with bad case of quinsy.
 A substitute minister has been ask ed conduct services Sunday.
 L. J. Yoksh of Needles, spent Sun day visiting Kingman friends.
 Albert Warren, grandfather of c. A. Warren of Kingman, is here from Leicester, Massachusetts.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen E. Ware, have returned from their vacation trip to San Francisco.
 MT. ad Mrs. Pete Vukoye are in Kingman having some detal work done.
 Sheriff w. P. Mahoney made, a trip to Phoenix this week with two prison CTS. .,...~
 N. E. Guyot, owner of the Arizona :. Sulphdes property, is in Kingman on business. s.;,
 Lena Casteel is now clerking in the dry goods and ladies' wear depart. ment of S. T. Elliott's. ''.
 Joe Senz formerly with the Harvey House, is now in the grocery depart4 ment at Elliott's. '' ''''%' ''.':..-H = #
 P. J. Somers, Jr, of Goldfield is now in charge of Coote's office at Oatman.
 Mrs. James Sharp left for the coast last Friday where she will spend some weeks visiting.
 Mrs. Tap Duncan and Mrs. Bryan Duncan left for Los Angeles last even- ing.
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. Hamilton of the Dean are registered at the Commercial Hotel.
 The new rooms have been completed at the Commercial together with other up to the minute improvements.
 George w. Miller is visiting his Lookout Ranch for a day or so, ex- pecting to return Sunday.
 M. S. Finch, son of Mrs. c. D. Field is back in Kingman. MT. Finch ex- poets to remain here.
 Beecher and Robinson report the sale of another Studebaker to the United Eastern.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Storke and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harlan of the c. o. D. are spending few days in Kingman.
 MT. Reyes, manager of the local Army Goods Store reports the receipt of a carload of iron cots to supply the needs of railroad or mining men.
 H. M. Sprague and wife of Beatrice Nebraska have taken up their resi- dence in Kingman. MT. Sprague is contracting for the Santa Fe R. R.
 The Kingman orchestra will give dance at the Odd Fellows hall, Satur- day evening. Good music and good time is assured.
 C. J. Wilson was a visitor to King man this week from the Round Val ley Ranch, from whence he came for supplies.
 J. Watt Thompson is back from Florida where he spent the winter and is again familiar figure riding his saddle horse on the streets of King man. Charlie Miller, the contractor, is again making Kingman his home, hav- ing leased house here the past week. Mrs. L. L. Wallace and Mrs. K. w. Davidson are spending few days on the coast. w. A. Light, superintendent of the Truxton Canyon Indian School, left for Rochester this week to undergo treat ment at the sanitarium. Mrs. Light | accompanied him.
 MT. and Mrs. Chambers of Wnslow visited Mir. and Mrs. G. H. McLeese of Kingman the first part of the week. MT. Chamber is assistant divisional | engineer for the Santa Fe. L. J. Parker, manager of the Ari- zona Stores Company, returned Mon day from the coast where he went to take Mrs. Parker to the hospital. Mrs. | Parker after taking some treatments | expects to return in about a month.
 Vernice Shaffer and Dorothy Brooks | returned Monday from the Sandy I where they spent the weekend with l Nettie Robinson at the Robinson and ] ~