Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-08-04
Around The Town

Mrs: F. L. Marshall will leave Mon day for Towanda, Penn. She will be accompanied by her father H. H. Bent ly.
 Dance Saturday night at the Odd Fellows Hall.
 Mrs. w. M. Gillespie returned this week from two weeks visit in the northern part of the state where she went to attend family reunion. l. E. Nickson of San Diego is spending few days with F. H. Kapp MT. Nickson is seriously thinking of engaging in business in Kingman.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. Elmo Bollinger re- turned Tuesday from the coast where they have spent the past month. Mrs. Bollinger's health is improved.
 Mrs. John Mulligan, Jr. and daugh- ter left Tuesday evening for the coast where she will be poined shortly by Mir. Mulligan.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Drake passed through Kingman Wednesday on their way home from the coast where they spent the past four weeks. ,k D. Diver who for the past several months has been employed by the Pat terson plumbing shop ,has left for the northern part of the state.-
 Jim McNeeley drove in: from the coast Monday morning. He was ac- companied by Frederick Rivers who has been taking a vacation on the coast. .,...,
 'a' :s ..' 's.. ,', l., , Beechert& Robinson received a car- load of Studebakers this week. The load received included the new big six and speedster and special six mod els.
 Mir. and Mrs. Friedel are back from their vacation and are now in charge of their lunch counter on South Front Street again.
 Mrs. K. L. Marsh and baby son ar rived here this week from San Fran cisco to join MT. Marsh who is con- tracting on Santa Fe construction.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Brethour and Charlie Sherman returned yesterday from trip to Oak Creek and Mormon Lake.
 Helene Seeley leaves today for San Francisco where she will visit her aunt. Mrs. Charles Seeley is already there.
 Mildred Dimmick left for the coast Tuesday. She will spend a week in Los Angeles and week in San Fran cisco.
 Mabel Carrow returned this week from Los Angeles where she has been summer school. Mabel and Edith will both leave for the coast in September to attend school this year.
 Mrs, L., H. Foster and daughter Leona have returned from their va cation, on the coast. Leona, it is un- derstood, will attend school in Los this year.
 Senator James Curtin will be back in Mohave County August II. MT. Curtain has been in Detroit where he was called by the illness of his sister.
 Ford Dealers Garage announce the arrival of another carload of Fords, with still another expected to arrive the last of the week. This will make three carloads received in the last two weeks.
 A. L. Runyan, mining man and poet of Mohave County, returned this week from Omaha, Nebraska. Asa Rems- berg, of Lisco, Nebraska, returned here with him to look over the develop ments at the Hibernia.
 Miss Edith Hill has taken a position with the Dry Goods Department, of the Arizona Stores. Miss Hill comes highly recommended from the Broad way Department Store of Los Ange- les.
 Miss Grace Wilde spent from Mon day to Thursday of this week with her father, F. A. Wilde. Though the siege is trying one, MT. Wilde now shows improvement. Mrs. Farris, a trained nurse is now in charge of the case.
 Chief Gildow of the fire depart ment will leave Monday for San Fran cisco where he will attend the Ma