Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-10-27

forms us that Christmas packages have already started to arrive with the notation, "Do not open until Christ mas" ,.-.
 Dr. and Mrs Perry w. Gorham have been the guests of MT. and Mrs Charles Granger the past week. Dr. Gorham who is associated with Dr. Anton, Dr. Triton and others in his practice in oLs Angeles, was born at Peach Springs thirty eight years ago. at the home of Mary Eleanor Cohenour. He left here when he was three weeks old and this is his first trip back to the place of his birth. To say the least Mrs. Cohenour was much pleased and interested in meet ing the now successful physician that she had helped to bring into the world 38 years ago. ~. ''
 Donald Hawkins left Tuesday for Phoenix where he will enter hospital of that city. MT. Hawkins was ac. companied to Phoenix by d Laferriere.
 The Seligman Women's Club IS getting along in fine shape. There now have fourteen members and are growing rapidX. A week ago last Thursday they had an interesting and enthusiastic meeting. F , "A 4t5i1 j
 Mrs. Alfred Yer Mehr returned this week from Murietta Hot Springs where she spent the past month taking treatments.
 MT. and Mrs. John Mccormick spent a few days in Kingman this week. . Mir. and Mrs. Lou Robinson and Billy Gack. spent few days at the Canyon last week. They report the roads in top-notch condition. ..,
 Mrs. T. H. Hudspeth and Mrs. Harry Smith motored down from Sehgman last Saturday to spend the day here. They made the trip down in three hours and forty minutes, |.
 Al Burnett, the we'll known Selig- man man who has been i'll in, a Los Angeles hospital, is convalescing and will soon start for home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. B. Sidmore are now located at the C. O. D. mine where they are busy getting equip ment ready for shipment. The Skid mores have bought all of the balance of the equipment from this mine and from reports are getting rid of 1t fast.
 We made an error in Henry Lang's ad last week. The Prisoner of Zenda was advertised at regular prices when it should have been 28 and S3 cents.
 Anson Smith told his story about the eggs to F. F. Sharpless when he was out here with the engineers re- gently. This wek MT. Sharpless sent him a cartoon from the New York Sun showing where Cartoonist McGill had worked it into cartoon. The story is like this: The customer asks for two boiled eggs and kind word from the pretty waitress. The wait ress brings the eggs and then the GUS toner asks her how about the kind word and she whispers, Don't eat the eggs". .... .2. ' &~ :.
 A letter was received here this week from Arno Cook who is now in the Navy. Cook has been on destroyer but has recently been transferred to a battleship which will leave Phila- tephia, November 1, for an eight months cruise near Turkey. .'
 Mrs. D H. Echols and daughter, Eulah, are the guests of Mrs, Jess Martin. They plan to stay several months.
 Mrs. c. H. Beecher, is here for a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thad Long. ''s'~
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Watkins will leave Monday for the coast where they will make their home. MT. and Mrs. Carl G. Krook will occupy the Watkins residence, one of the incest and most conveniently located in King man, .A..'"NE ,:.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Winders lett for their home in Los Angeles Mon day after a week spent with MT. and Mrs. R. B. Walker at the Palo Verde Ranch. MT. Winders is Los Angeles city ticket agent for the Santa Fe.
 A. Simms suggests that whoever took the lenzes off his Ford Coupe last Wednesday night, come back and get the car. The lenzes were stolen arly in the evening while the car was standing on Fourth Street.
 George Grantham is now on the