Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-03
Around II he Town

Mrs. E. B. Joder is ill with severe cold. tE}..t =
 A. Grell is back in his old position at the Arizona Stores. v.,. .s
 Dr. Rineardt was ill the first of the week but is up and around now.
 Mir. and Mrs Robert Manship left overland for the coast Thursday.
 There will be an Old Fashioned dance Tuesday, Nov. 7th, at l. o. Q. N Hall. ""
 W A. Nelson returned Wednesday from a vacation trip to the Imperial Valley and San Diego.
 J. S Withers was at Phoenix this week on business in connection with his mining interest here.
 Dr R. M. Tafel is in San Francisco where he has gone to study with Dr. Abrams of that city.
 g Robert E. Morrison, Prescott attor- ney, was in Kingman Monday on bus mess. CT.
 Charlie Herndon is attending the fair at Phoenix and some business matters at that place. ..'. Joe Bronson is ill at the home of his aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. E. H. Ehlers. .,..
 Mrs H. c. Newell who as been in the hospital for the past three weeks will be- able to leave in very short time. -.. .. ...--.
 Glenn Johnson, formerly connect ed with the Arizona Stores Co, is now in the employ of Tar, Nc Comb and Ware. |. .s.<,g,AI.5 aa%%'s. |
 E. w. Koppe is making a great number of iron castings for the rail- road construction camps that are working near Kingman. ,s
 Mir and Mrs. J. George Thomas are the happy parents of an Sh pound baby boy ,who was born at 5 o'clock Tuesday morning, October 31st.
 Farrow-Stackpoole Automotive Co. sold Dodge Bros. Screened Conner cial Car to the Sanford Live Stock oC., of Sehgman, Arizona.
 c. P. Chastain, formerly of L. J. Olson's Mems Clothing Store is now accountant and office manager of the Mohave Garage. Mir. Chastain will also sell Chevrolet cars. .f~,T.
 Farrow-Stackpoole Automotive Co. has received carload of Dodges fresh from the factory; not only new ly built but new in model. Among the cars that arrived was the Business Mems All-Steel Coupe.
 Martin Hamilton was down to Flor ence and Casa Grande where he went to visit his brother, John Hamilton, who has been seriously ill with pneu- monia. E ,N ai
 Mrs. George Kayser has been ser iously ill at her ome for the past three weeks with neuritis. Her con dition is some improved but she is still along way from complete re- covery. ..I. .. -a.. .ss. .
 The Boy Scouts will hold special drill at the M. E Church next Thurs day. This drill will eb appropriate to Armistice Day and every scout is requested to be present. Visitors are cordially welcome. 7.
 One of the Mexican section hands was struck by an east bound train this morning and is suffering sever injuries. "
 Among those who attended Shrine Convention a t Phoenix last week were Jay Gates, Robert Wilde, James Davidson, M. B. Dudley, Brooks Dud-| ley, Charlie Miller and William Klotsch. Jay Gates, Charlie Miller and James Davidson were initiated in to the shrine. ,i..,.. |
 MT. and Mrs. w.. K. McMillan re- turned Wednesday from the coast where they went to attend the we'd dings of R. L. McMillan and Ruth Russell and Frankie 5, Schneider and Pat Hogan. "s.',. :;
 Jay Nicholas attended the Prescott Fair last week and while there ap- pointed some agents in Prescott and Jerome for the MacDry Battery, for which Mir. Nicholas and MT. Thomas o~1 .-o-As So~. Nnx%hor-u vii