Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-06-16

 the Rosetree Candy Shop.
 A. A. Johns stopped iat the Beale last Saturday night. Mrs. Thomas J. Hudspeth is down from Seligman to do some shopping. Dr. and Mrs. Bodby of Los Angeles are spending the weekend with their niece, Mrs. T. w. Devine.
 Sumner Beecher is back on the job at Beecher and Robinsons after an illness. of several days.
 Joe Gideon is i'll at his home. He will be confined to his bed for another week.
 Mrs. P. E. Gillespie and May Mey- CTS returned this week from a short trip, to the coast.
 R. L. McMillan of the Central Commercial is leaving for short trip to the coast.
 Mrs. w. E. Frost has been quite i'll at her home at Wallapai Springs but is now said to be recovering.
 MT. and Mrs. Tap Duncan are Kingman visitors this week. Tap still has h;s tan u,art hat
 Mrs. H. l.. ,Horner and daughter Lila leave Sunday for San Diego where they will spend the summer R. R. Boring is the new druggist at the Kingman Drug Company store.
 Henry Johnson has returned from a trip to New York and other east ern points.
 Mrs. John Allen Ware returned from Los Angeles Sunday. Her younger sister accompanied her home. Mir. and Mrs w. P. Carr, of Cedar, are visiting with relatives in King man.
 Lloyd Kier is spending couple Of weeks in Kingman. Lloyd is now Tn the electrical business in Los Ange- les.
 George D. Keller, who heads the Studehaker sales forces on the Paci- fife Coast visited the Beecher X Rob- inson agency this week
 Mrs. R E. Chapman is leaving for Los Angels, where she will spend month visiting with her daughters Mrs. Ed. linus and Mrs. Roy Drake. Allen E. Ware and John Allen Ware made a trip to the boy scouts camp in the Wallapais last Wednes- day. Charles L. Mitchell secretary Of Crane & Company of Topeka Kan sas was a Kingman visitor this past week.
 Frank McElroy, on his way from San Diego to Chicago, stopped here for a visit yesterday with his uncle R. E. Walker '...
 Roy Robinson received a letter from Jimmie Graham this week stat ing that Jimmie is now stationed at Water, California
 Rutb Long arrived in 6atman last Sunday after having completed her school work for the year at Los An geles.
 The Colorado river has broken thru the dike below Blythe and flooded a large area of land that was thought to be we'll safeguarded.
 WiJ Cook, of Chloride, was a K;npman visitor yesterday. He has fullv recovered from recent lllness' which he had diagnosed as pnenmohla hut which in reality was tonsllitis.
 week from this Saturday nlghI there will be a big dance at the American Legon hall. The arrange rnents are being made to make thls the biggest dance of the year.
 Florence Harris returned the flrs' of the week from trip to the Neea- les where she was visiting Mrs. E,- mer Youngroot and Mrs. Bryan Hil- ty.
 Frank Boyd and F. w. Cook le1t this week for the White Mountains where they will spend the next SIX weeks fishing. Upon MT. Boyds re turn Mrs. Boyd will leave for tr1p to the east.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Williamson o1 Los Angeles, arrived in town iuesuaS evening and are temporarily don'cll- cd at the Commercial Hotel. They are pleased with Kingman and it's climate and Intend making their home here'