Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-08-18

tlOn on the coast.
 Joe Senz has been very ill the past week
 Howard Smith returned this morn ing from his vacation.
 Byron Duncan was Kingman visi- tor the past week.
 Jimmie Clark drove in from Selic- man Monday.
 Mrs. T. L. Cornwall is spending the week in town.
 Ray Robinson drove to the coast Sunday evening.
 Mrs. w. E. Frost spent few days in town the past week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ned Robinson are spending two weeks vacation in the northern part of the state.
 F. E. Kelly of the Beale Barber shop returned Tuesday evening from two weeks vacation.
 George Musser returned Wednesday from the Grand Canyon, where he has spent the past two months.
 c. A. Warren dislocated his wrist the first of the week while in swim ming at the Mccoy ranch. "a
 Louis Banegas from below the Sandy was a Kingman visitor the first of the week.
 w. K. Ridenour was in Kingman Tuesday for the meeting of the board of supervisors,
 George B. Ayers has been called to Eagle Rock City, California, on ac- count of the illness of his wife.
 P. s. Virgin and J. R. Livingston of Chloride were Kingman visitors this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl G. Krook are out at Billy Klotsch's camp for a few days. They will be home Sunday.
 A ten pound baby boy was born to Mrs. N. H. Chaplain of Blackberry on the 14th.
 Mrs. Frank Van Marter and children will return from their vacation this evening.
 Ora Gruninger the local contractor is installing the ovens and fixtures for the new home of the Home Bakery in the Armour building.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Robinson and Miss Lillian Kause will return from ~Nacation spent at Coronado Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Minnie Hardy is assisting in the new hospital wards this week, as the nurse who was expected to arrive last week, is held up at Albuquerque on account of the strike.
 Mrs. George Sergeant returned from a trip east Sunday evening. Mrs. Sergeant was held at Seligman on ac- count of the strike and made the trip in by motor. , c. w. Helndon, A. H. Hawkins and Charlie Bossert left for Los Angeles Saturday afternoon. Owing to the rail strike the party had to make the trip overland.
 The regular Saturday night dance will be held at Odd Fellows Hall. The Fl Paso Jazz Orchestra who played here a month ago, arrived in Kingman today, and will play for the dance.
 A delegation of Chloride people were at the meeting of the board of supervisors Tuesday. Among those present were w. P. Epperson, J. P. Barksdale and wife, J. B. Frye and wife and Mrs. Virgin.
 w P. Carr and wife, and w. P. Carr, Jr. and wife were up from Cedar a few days ago. The gentlemen are operating their mines in the Cedar section and are getting out exception ally good ore.
 The Miner in previous issue nude a sad mistake and inasmuch as this mistake had to do with young iadys age we apologize. Little Miss Devine wa; cuoted as being 1 year and 4 months old-she is but four months old.
 MT. and Mrs. Ross Blakely returned yesterday from their trip to Oak Creek. Mir. and Mrs. S. D. Stewart Ind family and MT. and Mrs. Melvin George went on to the Grand Canyon for a day or so and will return here today or tomorrow.
 Miss Mary Lou Raines, of Hickory, Mississippi, has wired her sister Mrs. D..z olJo,, eba is looxy-