Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-08-25
Around The Town,

Jessie Martinez returned Tuesday from her vacation on the coast.
 Art Hawkins returned from the coast Tuesday night.
 Bob Massey is back in Kingman and on the job at the Harvey House.
 Earl Casteel is driving for the American Railway Express this week.
 Jim .Gwinn is back from visit to his former home town, San Diego. Jim McNeely and Chic linus left Monday afternoon for a trip to Los Angeles. ,'t'"'. Leon Harris returned Sunday from the Imperial Valley where he spent the past two months driving truck.
 Mrs. William c. Todt will return Wednesday from Flagstaff where she has been vacationing. -' "
 Mrs. Fred Blodgett left Monday night1f New York to meet friend coming over from England.
 O.ID. M. Gaddis returned home Monday of this week after spending . couple of weeks on the coast.
 Viola Hoffman and her brother , Willard left Saturday. for visit with Viola's sister, Mrs. Ide, at Pasadena.
 Clara Bonelli is now doing steno- graphic work in the office of the Gen. tral Commercial Company. %>A: E Maakaret Gilmore is back doing stenosraphic work in Lou Wallace's office.
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 William Welsh and Fred Swenson returned Wednesday night from a trip into the Northern Strip. >.,,:-.
 Mrs. M. E. Prisk is spending the week at Chloride visiting her son J. w. Prisk and old friends.
 Tom Devine will return home Sun day bringing the Beecher children with him.
 Miss Lillian Kause returned from the coast where she has been enjoy ing the balmy sea breezes. ..
 George Ayers and Charlie Dutton returned from trip to the coast We'd nesday. They made the trip over land.
 MT. and Mrs. Leroy F. Robinson and baby daughter returned last Sat urday evening from trip to various places on the coast.
 Farrow Stackpoole Automotive company reports the sale of Dodge touring cars to w. E. Russell and to Charley Adams.
 Fife Emerson is back at work at the s. T. Elliott store after having spent the past four months in Cali fornia.
 Margaret Long was thrown off a horse and badly shaken up last Sun day evening. There were no serious injuties.
 Lena Casteel has been seriously i'll the past week having eaten some food that poisoned her it is thought. She is getting along alright now. F.5f Major Mensch has been seriously ill following his return from the coast where he went to attend the funeral of his daughter. The Major is better now and able to be around again. e. Carl Smith returned Sunday from a- vacation trip at Oak Creek, the other members of MT. Smiths family re- mained there for a few days longer and will return here next week.
 George Miller spent Monday and Thursday of this week in town. The Millers will move in to their Kingman home soon after the first of Septen- Der. 4. A. Agrell of the grocery department of the Central Commercial Commer- cial Company broke his shoulder blade yesterday when he slipped and fell in the basement of the store.
 Jimmie Martinez was injured last week while driving the wagon for the American Railway Express and may have to go to the coast for treatment or an operation.
 Elinor Armstrong accompanied by her brother-in-law Byron Duncan, re- turned this week from the Northern Strip. The floods had so cut up the roads that she could not get further than St. George.
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