Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-10

w. K. Rldenouf spent couPle oi days in Kingman on business this week.
 w P. Carr, ST., and wife and w. P. Carr, jr., and wife are visiting with relatives in Kingman, having come in from Cedar to vote and attend to bus mess affairs. The Messrs. Carr have been taking ore from their mining property at Cedar and looking after other development work the past year A shipment was made to the smelter from the property and another ship ment is nearly ready to go forward.
 Mrs. Edward Rutlege of Palestine, Texas, spent Monday and Tuesday of this week with her daughter, Mrs. R. s. Billings. H
 A carload of six Chevrolet cars was received by the Mohave Garage, Wednesday. These cars are built along new lines and are neat and trim group of automobiles.
 Mrs. Allen E. Ware was the guest of her husband Allen E. Ware the first, of the week. Mrs. Ware arrived Sunday and was called back to Los Angeles Wednesday because of the sickness of her son, Edwin. Edwin IS now over his sickness and is up and going. " .f 5:
 John Mulhern of Crozier purchased a new Ford Touring Car from J. A. Tarr this week. B.. ,
 Tommy Hayes former employee ot the Arizona Stores Co.,. is now the bookkeeper at the Beale Hotel. ..
 -Stackpoole sold two new Dodge Bros. cars this week. One to c. E. Bingeman of Needles, Califor- mia, and one to Dr. William Todt of Kingman.
 Bill Clack is now working for the Arizona Stores Company.
 Last Monday night Ed Thompson was seen dining with several Repub- licans. Upon inquiry it was found he was paying an election bet made six years ago with George Shea, Kay Dimmick and o. D. M. Gaddis. The ladies were also invited and Mrs Chafee of the Beale Cafe served them with fried chicken and all the fixlngs.
 Mrs. Thomas Brown Hay of Lex ;npton, Kentucky, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Brooks Dudley, ana expects to remain here during the winter. ..
 Beecher & Robinson report the sale of a Light Six Studebaker touring car to Frank c. Horbelt of Chloride, and a Light Six Coupe to G. H. COOK.
 The Rebeccas have already started their plans for the big New Years Eve dance which they will give at the Odd Fellows Hall on the night or December 30. It promises to be very enjoyable affair.
 ]. e. Brandenburg arrived back in Mohave county last night after an ao- sence of two years. MT. Brandenburg has been in Colorado and will now re- main in Kingman. .h
 Mrs. S. M. Davis and Mrs. pais! Coleman will open first class aress making establishment, in the. Central Commercial Building on Beale S'' November 18th. These ladies are ex- pert dressmakers and want you 70 watch for their advertisement in the "Miner" next week.
 Mrs, c. J. Walters who has been seriously ill the past week IS report ed much better. -.
 The hot lunch served to the public bv the ladies of the Women's Club of the Methodist church was pig success from the standpoint of the public as we'll as the neat sum made bv the ladies. They did better even then they expected and say they are ready to try it again. The ladles wish to thank the public for thelr generous patronage. 5
 Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Black and son junior are home from a pleasant trip to the coast.
 Mrs, Nord who was in the automo-, bile accident near Chloride last week, left the hospital and returned to her home in Chloride. -
 Dave Muir, of the Goldroad Is Tn Mohave county and expects to be here for some time. When asked, Ii the Goldroad would start immediately MT. Muir said that depended upon condl- tions which he is now investigating.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Hogan stopped here from Monday to Thursday on their way to Flagstaff where they will make their home. They were the