Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-10-13

A baby boy was born to Mrs. Mike Galez Sunday of this week. Joe Onetta was visitor Wednes- day from the camp of Goldroads.
 The Elks are planning on a cele- bration a week from tomorrow night. Mir and Mrs. D. H. Hawkins re- turned today from the coast.
 Jay NJ. Gates has gone to Los An geles on business.
 Phil Horner left this week for Phoenix on pleasure trip.
 J. l.. Buckley and family returned this week from the coast where they had a pleasant two weeks vacation. L. M. Wheeler of the Underwood Tire Company, left Tuesday for short trip to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. J. w. McElwee and baby are back from the coast where they have spent the past few weeks.
 Julia Weber, who recently visited Jessie Martinez, is now back at her home in Southern California.
 J. H. Rosenberg is in Denver and will be back in Mohave county within few days.
 Frank Dryden and daughter arrived here yesterday for short stay in Mohave county Mir. Dryden has ranch on Turkey Creek, near Prescott. Lawrence Martinez who underwent an operation on ms knee snort tlme ago Is getting along satisfactorily at the local hospital.
 The engagement of Miss Frances Piper, an Yucca, Ar.zona, and Wes- tely Rodgers, of Oakland, California; has been announced.
 w. O. BetZ, one of the owners or the International Sales Company, IS here this week for business confer ence with MT. Reyes.
 Attorney Charles l.. Lewis Will spend much of his time in Los An reles from now on and has taken desk room in the Detwiler Building.
 Rev. Dodd, pastor of the M. E. Church, went to Fresno, California Tuesday to spend the next 10 days at the meeting of the California Con ference of Methodist ministers.
 Inspector John w. Atwater is here today in company with Superintendent w. A. Light. MT. Atwater is paylng his regular official visit at the TUX ton Canyon Indian School. Arthur Marold, New York boy' passed through Kingman this week on a hike to San Francisco. Marold for merly sold papers on the corner or 42nd & Broadway. ,.. ' Cass McGee who was on the Miner Force for several months left Sunday morning for Calexico where he has taken a position with the Chronicle published at that place.
 A.E. Taylor was down fdom Peach Springs Tuesday on a business trlp. He says Mir. Carpenters big new hotel at Peach Springs has already been started.
 George Brown left this week for Mayer where he was called to start one of the mills which has been re- cently erected on one of the proper ties there.
 J. A. Tarr sold new Ford truck to the Kingman Transfer Co.,, and new Ford touring cars to: Harry Knight and R. A. Merrel of King man, and J. L. Eaton of Signal.
 James Uncapher and Hartley Thompson have gone to the warm springs on the Big Sandy, where they will take the baths and drink of the Ife-giving fluid.
 Charles Carnegie, who recently sold his sheet metal works in Kingman to c. A. Patterson, has removed to Hol' brook, where he will operate a shop His family will soon leave Kingnar for Holbrook.
 MT. and Mrs. Nat Greer left Tues day of this week for Las Vegas. MT Greer who was formerly with tho Tarr, McComb & Ware Commercial Company, received an attractive offel from the Union Pacific in Las Vegas.
 The Waters Orchestra comprised O. Mrs. Bud Waters, Thelma Clack an' Gordon Mills left on No. 22 Frida.