Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-09-08
Around The Town


 Miss Thelma Clack has returned from a vacation spent on the coast. Mrs. l.. M. Wheeler will return from San Francisco tonight, having ended her vacation on the coast. , Mir. and Mrs. Allen Ware, accom- panied by Mrs. Wares father, w. I: Hoffman, arrived from an extended trip to the coast Tuesday night.
 Glenn Olmstead, of the Arizona Barber Shop, has returned from San Francisco, where he spent part of his vacation.
 The Kingman Players wish to thank their friends for the loyal support given them in making their latest . play the big success that it was. The family of Hubert Smith has removed from the Adams ranch to town, where they will remain. The ranch is to be in charge of Joe Sabo.
 Miss Florence Kohler of San Fran cisco, has arrived in Kingman ready to take up her duties as teacher m the local school.
 Margaret Senz, sister of Joe Senz, arrived in Kingman the first of the week and expects to remain during the winter.
 Gus s. Holmes, of Los Angeles. was ;n Kingman Tuesday and Wednesday, attending to affairs connected with his mining operations in the county.
 Dr. T. R. White is quite ill in Los Angeles, although his condition IS not considered serious. His host of friends in this county hope for his speedy re- covery.
 On Wednesday evening, September 2Oth, the Rebekahs and husbands Odd Fellows and wive-will cele- brate the 71st anniversary of the Rebekah lodge. An enjoyable time is anticipated.
 The new bakery in the Armour Building will be open for business on Monday the 11th, but the formal opening will be delayed for several days until the equipment is all in place and the building finished.
 On September 9th, Floyd Parker and Constance Cooper were united in marriage, the ceremony being per formed by Justice of the Peace, Sam Miller. The young couple are resi- dents of Kingman.
 Will Jones and wife were in from their ranch north of Union Pass, few days ago. Mir. Jones and his brothers have been doing large amount of work on the building of reservoirs on the range and now have one of the best watered ranges in that part of the county.
 Mrs. James R. Bradshaw, nee Marion Binford, is visiting with her parents in Kingman, and also receiv- ing congratulations. Mrs. Bradshaw was one of the most popular young ladies of Kingman and has host of friends here who wish her world of happiness in her new life.
 E. Martin Thorniley, who at one time operated in Oatman, was stranded passenger during the wash out period last Saturday. He was on his way from London to Los Angeles with his family. MT. Thorniley eX- poets to return to Mohave county sometime this fall to look after 1nin- ing affairs.
 Mrs. Jennie Cook yesterday made communication proof on a forty-acre entry on the Big Sandy. With her children Mrs. Cook proposes to re- move to Kingman. The lands em- braced in her entry are excellent in quality and the place would make a splendid chicken ranch.
 The friends of Miss Josephine Goerrig will be pleased to know that she is having very delightful voyage on her way to Honolulu. One of her Kingman friends received an interest ing letter from her, written on board the steamer. She plans visiting hey aunt and uncle who reside in Honolulu
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