Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-21
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doing the assessment work on his golC property.
 / H. M. Honeywell who has been il at the Olander rospital the past two months is now able to be up anC a:oUrd again.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Moore and daughter of Oatman, left Tuesday fol Chico, California, where they will make their home.
 Miss Betty Fifield of Valentine is leaving for Flagstaff where she will take a six weeks course at the State Normal school.
 The Dance at the Rose Tree last Saturday evening was we'll attended the music was good and everyone had an enjoyable evening.
 r Sheriff w. P. Mahoney and deputies linus and Shaw left for Prescott We'd nesday morning to attend the meeting of the federal court. -. .
 Dorothy and Don George went to oatman Saturday night, Dorothy stay ing over a few days with Ruth Long. Bon returned Sunday.
 Mrs. Jay Nicholas and Mrs. John Chambers are leaving Sunday morn ing for a months vacation at the saw tsniil in the Wallapais.
 |S| S|Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Barnes and child Ten left Saturday, for the coast where ithey are visiting Mrs. Barnes brother Lafe Miller and family.
 n,~. Mrs. E.! L. Marsh returned to Ala meda, California, Tuesday night after spending several weeks in kingman and at Marsh's Camp near town. MT. and Mrs. Frank Bonelli have moved from Ripley to Prescott where MT. Bonelli has taken charge of the ice plant, They left Ripley on account of the floods.
 Vyron Harkins of Chilicothe, Texas, a newphew of J. H. Parks, arrived in Kingman Tuesday morning and will be associated with Mir. Parks in the Chocolate Shop. =: Mrs. M. E. Hill of Prescott. "rd 2 party of friends arc visiting Hirshel Hill fora few days, before driving in to the coast where the party will spend the summer.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood will hold their regular meeting at tie Odd Eel lows Hall ned '.'hu"s lay evening. State Manager &. F. Marcn and his wife will he herc to attend the meet. ing and they st-te they would like to meet all members
 Mir. Clayton, who was recently pre- sented with twin kittens by someone, says he wishes the parties who left them on his front door step would come and get same as he has fed them enough milk already to start a small dairy.
 Ida Porter, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Porter left for Los An geles last week to accept a position with a bakery. Miss Porter's many friends wish her every success in her new position.
 Last week the Miner in the account of the wedding of J. E. Dillon and Miss Cecile M. Alcorn, gave the ad- dress of the young couple as being in the Metcalfe Addition. This is not correct, they are living in the Martin home in the Richards Addition.
 Bob Doman, feature writer of Oat- man, passed through Kingman this week on his way to the Grand Canyon. MT. Doman has been pounding the typewriter pretty consistently at Oat- man the past few months and is now taking short vacation.
 The fire chief would like to call at tention of the members of the fire company that Monday night is drill night, that all dates, etc. should be filled previous to drill or directly after If any young lodies know fireman they will be doing the chief a favor if they send them over on Mondays, says Chief Gildow.
 R. w. Wilde leaves today for Bisbee where he will attend the conference of state tax commission which will be in session there next week. MT. Wilde is vice-president of the Arizona Taxpayers Association.
 John Gross who has been ill with typhoid for the past six weeks at the home of his sister Mrs. John Harris is reported better. A nurse from the coast has been in charge of the case and has been of much service during the critical stages of the case.