Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-06-23
Around The Town

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 Cliff York is now back on job hop ping bells at the Beale Hotel.
 Edith Carrow is back from Las Vegas where she visited the Goodwins' R. L. McMillan has returned from his vacation in Los Angeles.
 S. Ford Eaton was registered at the Beale Wednesday night of this. week. Jack Gar1ay was registered at the Beale Monday night of this week.,
 The Quality Shop is selling all their Millinery at reduced prices. adv. ~- Walter Garrett is in from Oatman today Lou made couple of business trips in from Oatman this week.
 Harry Drake was in Wednesday from Oatman on business.
 c. w. Herndon returned Thursday from business trip to the coast.
 A. c. Perry and George McDevitt were in Kingman yesterday on busi- ness.
 Mrs. Don Stewart is visiting friends in Kingman. Mrs. Stewart now lives at Bay Point, near San Francisco. The Kingman Elks do not have a game scheduled for this coming Sun '> day. Little Jay Gates, IT,, is spending few days with Charles Miller at his camp at Nelson.
 You will find very pretty cool dress es of voile tissue, etc, at The Qual- ity Shop. Adv. Ruth Long of Oatman spent Sat urday and Sunday with Helene See ley in Kingman.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Waters and child were over from Oatman yester- day. .. Alice Sprague from the c. L. Spra- gue Camp number one is spending few days with Lois Gates in kingman. In the carload of Bucks received here last week by M. G. Wagner was a specia lsport roadster for Jay Gates of the Central Commercial.
 Alta Miller went to Prescott We'd nesday to bring home her sister Daisy who has just graduated from the 9th grade at St. Josephs Academy.
 George Bretherton, representiye of the Fairbanks-Morse Company, is in dohave County this week on business, for his firm.
 Mrs. James Dundon has been ser iously i'll the past two weeks. Today it was reported that she shows inn provement.
 Jay Nicholas returned the early part of the week from trip through Northern Arizona for the Star Motor Service. Raymond Carr was in from the Frances Creek country last Wednes- day leaving the following day for Se- Ggman. Miss Flora Manship of Mccall, s. Carolina, who is touring the west, stopped off in Kingman for couple of days to visit her cousin R. L. Manship. M. B. Dudley and A. H. Hawkins returned Saturday night from Phoenix They made the trip overland having made the round trip in three days. R. w. Wilde arrived home this week from Oshkosh where he was called on account of the illness of his wife. Mrs. Wilde mill be home in couple of weeks. Billy Todt is at the boy scout camp at Sedonia where there are 53 boys ] enrolled. They have an ideal spot at the edge of the forrest with swim 1 ming pool close at hand.
 Il. E. warner, OIuon oil MahdSoi for the State of Arizona, is in King | man this week going over business matters with the local agent Bryan S. Mensch.
 Mrs. Tafle is back from Phoenix where she has been visiting the past few weeks. She says Kingman is a pleasure resort compared to Phoenix when it comes to heat. It was learned. today that MT. and Mrs. Ed Norvelle had departed for Los Angeles where they expect to re- main. This news came as 'surpr1se as Norvelle had not signified his ln- tentions of leaving here.