Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-09-22
Around The Town

Raymond Carr spent couple ot days here this week. ~~:...
 Mrs. A. L. Parker was in from White Hills Thursday.
 K. H. Davis of Oatman spent Mon day in Kingman on business.
 Mrs. Mamie Murphy is seriously i'll at her home on South Front St.
 Miss May Myers has accepted po- sition in the office of the Arizona Stores. .. s Aubrey Simms left Wednesday of ;, this week for short business trip in Phoenix. .r Alicia McKeon, better known as Mickey" left this week on vacation trip to the coast.
 Arthur Storke arrived in Kingman Tuesday of this to> attend to some business matters hers.
 H. G. Setz is spending a few days :. in Kingman this week attending. to some business matters.
 Mrs. E. S. Chaffey is in Kingman this week from the McCracken having some dental work done. Tduk DICkcTSON IS lCiC Iol q lCN days preparatory to taking his annual hunting trip near Ashfork. '
 Mrs. c. A. linus and daughters and Mrs. R. A. McGee returned last week from a vacation trip to the coast. v, .
 Miss Daisy Miller left Saturday for Prescott where she will attend St. Josephs Academy at that place.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. P. Carr, Jr., re- turned to the mine at Cedar after having spent a few days in Kingman.
 The Farow Stackpoole Automotive Go. reports the, sale,of a Dodge Tour ing car to Lewis Baldwin, with Marsh Camp number one.
 Mrs. Will Tarr returned to Kingman this week for short stay. Mrs. Tarr likes Kingman but the climate here does not agree with her. 'J e|
 Mert Wagner is able to be up and around again following his near fatal accident a few days ago, when tow box cars closed in on him.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Brundage and little boy and Mrs. Paul Morton left to-day for a trip to the Grand Can yon, making the trip overland. They expect to return Sunday.
 Rev. Thomas H. Dodd, who return ed Wednesday of this week from short trip to the coast, was surprised to meet Frank Mur, former manager of the Harvey House at Kingman. He met MT. Mur in Booths Hill Street Cafeteria, of which Mir. Mur is now manager.
 The Miner is in receipt of letter 1sx,sv of Riverside, calling our attention to the fact that the Southern California Fair Association of that place is of- fering a purse of $2,00O for woman's relay race going two milos and mans relay race going two miles, each day for five days. The fair there will be held from, the 10th to the 18th of October and Mrs. Cravens thought per haps some Mohave County people would be interested in entering these races.
 The many friends of Judge F.. E. Armour. who has been seriously ill at the California Lutheran Hospital in Los Angeles for the past seven weeks will be glad to learn that he has so far recovered as to be able to leave that institution. After week or ten days recuperating his strength he and Mrs. Armour expect to return to King man. about the end of September.
 Joe Morgan has leased his ranch few miles northwest of Kingman to MT. and Mrs. F.. F. Osbourne, former lv of Searchlight. MT. Morgan is now living in town and Mrs. Morgan and the little boy have gone to California for short visit.
 Lou has a closed car body put on his Ford and Presto now its linn cuisine. Lou says closed cars are the thing for this country or any other country.
 tOn the 18th Allen Moore was mar ried to Agnes Boyce at Kingman. The ceremony was performed by Judge Judge Sam Miller. The bride was for merly nurse in an Albuquerque hos pital.
 Emeline Broughton, at Mary's Home East 2th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, is seeking information concerning Will liam l.. Kennedy. Mrs. Broughton is Mir. Kenedy's grandmother and she wants to know his whereabouts so that if anything happens to her he can be notified.
 Mrs. M. L. Riley, of Coopersville, Ohio. is seeking information concern ing her son, Oscar Riley, last heard of at Kingman. Anyone having any information is requested to communi- , cate with Mrs. Riley, who signs her name, "an anxious mother".
 Wednesday of this week Wesley Harris broke finger while flanking a calf. It was the first day of the rodeo on the Martin ranch, half interest in which MT. Harris has just purchased.
 It will interest his Mohave County friends to know that Walter Cook was recently married to young lady by the name of Margaret Tucker. MT and Mrs. Cook are making their home in Williams where MT. Cook is em- ployed in the baggage department of the Santa Fe.
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