Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-19
Around The Town

H. Justice and family have return ed to Kingn,an after an absence ot several months spent on the coast. Thousands of people who had lost hope of ever being we'll again have been restored to health and happiness by Tanlac. Kingman Drug Co.
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 R. w. Wilde left Wednesday night for Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where he was called by the illness of his wife. Mrs Wilde is ill with a serious attack oi appendicitis and to go onta the 'oper- ating table immediately. No word has yet been received as tS her con dition.
 MT. and Mrs. John Mccormick spent several days here this week visiting old friends, MT. Mccormick being call ed here on his regular business trip. George B. Ryan, of the firm Momsen Dunegan and Ryan, which MT. Nc Cirmick represents in this territory accompanied him here on this trip looking over the territory.
 Dr. E. s. Miller returned to his home at Flagstaff the latter part of last week after a several days visit with his son Charlie Miller and his Mo have county friends among whom is Allen Ayers Dutton, the young man who arrived at the c. A. Dutton home not long ago. Dr. Miller is one of the finest fellows in Flagstaff and has many friends in this;county., ~'-' A."
 Col. J. J. Munsey, of theas Silver Creek Bonanza, was a visitor at the Miner office last Wednesday. Col. Munsey and associates are getting matters shaped up for a big develop ment campaign on the company pro- perty in the Silver Creek section. It is said that the mines have important showngs of values and the veins are large.
 The dance given by the American Legion last Saturday night was one of the best attended and most en- joyable affairs that have been held here for some time. Kathryn Farrar and her Harmony Four, Mormons from Salt Lake City, furnished dance music that made hit with the crowd. The total receipts ran over hundred dollars.
 Mrs. Robt. B. Knight, of Stockton, her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Duff Jesse of San Francisco, Calif., are visiting i nthe home of Mrs. Knights brother J. Harry Knght. Mrs. Knight, who will be remembered as the wife of one of the former prominent physi- clans of Mohave County, will receive a hearty welcome from her many friends here. Mrs. Jesse is one of our native daughters. '"
 Mrs. Miller, of Pittsburgh, Pa, is visiting Mrs. J. H. Smith in Kingman, and expects to take the little Huber child to Needles and later to the old home in the east Nr. Huber will be in Kingman tonight to accompany his sister. It will De remembered that Mrs. Huber suffered burns at the old home in Connecticut some months ago from which she died, leaving a baby and an older child. The baby has been under the care of Mrs. Smith.
 Rev. Joseph A. Hopkins is here this week as the guest of MT. and Mrs. William c. Todt. For many years he has known the Todts, who formerly lived in the same city, Oswego, New York, where Father Hopkins is pastor of St. Mary's Church. He came west a year ago for his health being ac- companied by Miss A. M. Began, a registered nurse who is with him in Kins7nan. They are ROW on their way home. Dr. Todt, though not of the same religious faith, is one of his iwarmest friends and last year made a trip to San Diego to see him when informed he had gone to the coast.
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