Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-06-02
Around The Town

Peggy Parsons has been home Sew eral days this week due to illness.
 Mrs. E. S. Chafey is ih Kingman this week from the Signal mine.
 Charles Sutro and A. K. Keene, of New York, are at the Katherine mine.
 Dr. w. c. Todt will leave Sunday for a weeks vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ware and fam lily spent last Tuesday at the Ca2- yon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Hayward made a trip to the Grand Canyon this week. sF !
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Armour and Miss Katherine Armour spent Mem orial Day at the Canyon.
 MT. and Mrs. O. W. Phipps, of Needles, were among the rooters for the Needles ball team last Sunday.
 Virginia Horner is now working in the office of the Central Commercial Company, fs B
 Thomas Morrisey of the Arizoro Mining Company, was registered at the Beale Thursday night. .>. ,-... Il
 Sam Miller left this week for San ia Monica where he will spend a week with his son, Lafe Miller. .Eustice Scott and Dicie Blair were married Tuesday of this week by Justice of the Peace Sam H. Miller.
 Mrs. John Harris left last week for Taft California where she will visit her daughter Sadie Chapel.
 Chas. Sutton will leave tomorrow night for Chicago and New York where he will spend about two weeks,
 Mrs. c. c. Sutton and children left this morning for l.. A. where they will spend the summer. ; Mrs: Wheeler made very good time as she drove the 2lD miles in ten hours in her Ford Sedan.
 Mrs. c. A. Warren leaves soon for her vacation in Wisconsin with her relatives.
 Ruth Casteel accompanied Betty Fifield to Valentine Wednesday, stay ing there during this week. s....a <.
 IrTnajean Moore and her mother were over from Oatman for the game, Tuesday. ri.
 Tommy Hays went rto Williams Wednesday night to drive back a new truck for the Arizona Stores Go.
 Mrs. Ray Robinson and daughters left last week to spend the summer with hes parents in California.
 Mrs. J. N. Cohenour and daughter and Miss Billie Benton will drive to the Grand Canyon today for a few days vacation. s. - Bob Rosco left this week for Oak Creek where he will spend the sum mer tantalizing the fish with fancy bait.
 Mrs. Bryan Hilty and her small son, Bryan Jr., are spending week with Mrs. Hilty's aunt, Miss Minnie Hardy. >.,
 Mrs. Julia Ward who had been spending the winter witA her daugh- ter Mrs. Thomas Devine, left Mon. day night for her home at Tacoma.
 Jack French, age years, of Clllor- ide, was run over by a wagon, last Saturday night. He was not serious ly hurt.
 Art. Hawkins received telegram Memorial Day that his aunt Miss FL len Murphy, had passed away at Butte, Montana. '.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. R. White and son, Toler, leave Sunday for Arkansas, where they expect to spend the sum mer with relatives. z. <,
 John Hamilton is in Mohave Coun- ty for couple of weeks visiting old friends. Mir. Hamilton still has his position as guard of the state peni- tentiary at Florence.
 J. P. Bloom. local merchant is the proud father of a nine pound baby boy, which arrived on the 23rd. Mrs. Bloom and the baby are getting along nicely.
 J. s. Holdbrook is spending"a few days in Seligman where he has taken / the contract to install the plumbing in a new hotel that is being erect ed there.
 Mrs. l.. M. Wheeler who is spend ing a vacation at the Grand Canyon has written that the roads are in first class shape between here and the canyon.
 Agnes Kelly Termouth of Jerome has Established Beauty Parlor in a section of her Drug Store rthere FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION