Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-24

San Francisco, studying with the famous Dr. Abrams is expected home within the next ten days.
 Mrs. E. St. John Crockett, writer and welfare worker from Berkeley, California, passed through Kingman this week. E Mrs. Donald Metcalfe returned to lKingman Sunday after visit with her sister At Gallup. ='
 Don't forget the Rebecca's dance New Years Eve. ," %>.} {, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Hudspeth have purchased a winter home at Phoenix and have moved there where they will remain until spring. "
 Mir. and Mrs. c. R. Van Marter on their way home from the coast last week had a pleasant visit with their daughter Mrs. Mabel Black who lives at Palmdale, California.
 Judge and Mrs. J. E. Jones of Flag staff passed through Kingman early this week. Judge Jones was on his way to Fredonia where he will hold court and Mrs. Jones was on her way to the coast. '.f.. B,
 
 M. I. Powers passed through here early this week on his way home to Flagstaff from the coast, stopping here for day to go over some bus mess matters at the local branch of the Arizona Central Bank.
 E. P. Seaman, representative of the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, was here on a business trip Saturday. s"...'t 1.'
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Smith are ex- pected here Saturday to remain. Mir. Smith will again take charge of the furniture department of the Central Commercial Company, which position he held for a number of years prior to his taking the management of the Pitts store in Seligman. w. A. Nel- son, who has had charge of the fur niture department since Mir. Smith left, will remain in the same depart ment for the present at least, ,."
 E. H. Carpenter of Peach Springs nurcbased a new Ford from J. A. Tarr's Garage this week.
 Thelma Westwood left Tuesday evening for Milwaukee, Wisconsin, her former home town. ...,- ..... Tarr, McComb and Ware Commer- cial Company moved their warehouse that was on first street to the corner of sixth and front streets.
 A fire plug is being put in on South Front St. in the Hubbs addition. This new plug will enable the fire de- partment to save several mnutes m getting the water on a fire in thar section of the town, as the nearest plug to the new one is by Farrow- Stackpoole Garage. .- .@
 Ina V. Greer is spending a few days on the coast. 3 N','. "
 Mary Carrow returned to hngman Tuesday of this week after visit with her sister, Mrs. J. N. Goodwin at Las Vegas, Nevada. u..s e| John Neal is in Kingmanr on busi- ness.
 Supervisor-elect Jake Neal is spend ing few days in Kingman on bus mess. ... .............
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Cornelius are back after an extended stay on the coast. MT. Cornelius is still suffering from rheumatism. 'S@--'se r.ss..
 .Dr. Toler R. White who has been Ill for several days is going to Los An peles with his wife where he will rest until he feels able to resume his work in Kingman. ... T James Cashman, supervisor of Clark county, Nevada, was a guest at the Beale Hotel couple of nights tnls week. | Edith Graves of Denver stopped over in Kingman last night. Charles Christy, head of the Ro- tarians of Arizona, is spending 1ew days in Kingman.
 Walter Brown, former sheriff or Mohave County, is back in old MonaVe after an absence of more than 1iVe years. He has sold out his interest in the cattle business at Sunshine Colorado, and will remain in MohaVe county it is understood ..@ l Q. Mrs Tafel is organizing a chorus of young ladies for rne Methodlst Church. Last Sunday night was tnelr first time venture and their success
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