Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-26

w.. Kayser, of Blackberry, was guest at the Hotel Beale Wednesday night. .~- ,.'~ r
 H. J. McClung of Phoenix was in Kingman yesterday, leaving last night for Flagstaff. ..
 Mrs. I. Sergeant, of Phoenix, is vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. c. J. Wal ters, of Kingman. lt .,...
 Miss Thelma Justice and parents are again in Kingman, having spent the winter in California.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Heath were registered at the Hotel Beale Wednes- day night of this week. ...".
 Mrs. c. M. Leonard left this week for a visit to Canada. She will not turned via Los Angeles.
 ' Frank Keefe returned to Flagstaff Tuesday night after having spent sey- eral days here on business.
 Mrs. Ruby Gardner will leave to- night for Glendora, California, where she will remain for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. C. W. Davis will leave soon after the first for Seligman where they will spend the summer.
 William Penny, of Oatman, is the owner of a new 1922 Cleveland, pur- chased last week from Ted Carter
 I'M. George came in from Los An geles yesterday morning, having been in the Angel City on important bus mess. .s. ,'.,A 7%" spyN.
 Mrs. Tafel left yesterday morning for Phoenix where she will spend a few weeks visiting friends and rela- tives. IT,, G.
 John L. Hoffman, of Williamsburg, Penn, is in Kingman to spend the summer with his daughter, Mrs. Allen E. Ware.
 Jack Hemphill is up after having been sick in bed for the past month. His many friends are glad to see him around again.
 MT. and Mrs. D. E. Nelson, of Phoenix, are visiting MT. and Mrs. c. w. Davis and MT. and Mrs. Raymond Carr of Kingman.
 Mrs. w. F. dagger, left for her home in Roswell, New Mexico, after a weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs. Allen E. Ware, of Kingman.
 Raymond Carr and w. K. Ridenour returned to Kingman Wednesday after a trip to Pioche, Nevada. They re- turnedvia Los Angeles. i'.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Warner arrived in Kingman yesterday to spend few days. Mir. Warner is the manager of the Union Oil company of Arizona.
 The Woman's Association of the St. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church has suspended its activities for the sum- mer months. ,'
 H. R. Hitner is succeeding R. F. Johnson as manager of the local Har- vey House. MT. Johnson will do relief work during the summer months.
 Mrs. Fannie Hoskins returned to Los Angeles last Saturday morning just previous to which she WIS enter tained by her many friends.
 On Wednesday Chas. R. Williams and Grace Williams, both of San BeInardino, California, were married here.
 Beecher and Robinson received a carload of Studebakers this week. MT. Beecher reports sales of a Light Six to J. Watt Thompson and a Special Six to Mrs. M. H. Force of Oatman.
 Mr. Tarr, of the Ford Garage, an nounces the following Ford sales for the past week. R. w. Stramler of. Oatman, Charles Metcalfe, and Terry Mulligan of Peach Springs.
 E. S. Chafey arrived in Kingman Wednesday night after having spent several days in the southern part of the state. MT. Chafey is now with the Signal Mines company.
 Mrs. Jack Cornelius left this week for Palo Alto where she will spend the summer near her husband who is reported as getting along very nicely at the base hospital near there.
 Beryl Mortlock, who has acted as secretary to M. B. Dudley for the past two years, left for the coast Thurs day night. Miss Mortlock will spend the summer at her home at Hollywood.
 A 7A pound baby boy was born May 16 to Mrs. P. w. Haynes, at Santa Ana. Mrs. Haynes was former ly Miss Madge Shriver, domestic