Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-09-15
|20Years Ago
 UU Today

The Independent Order of Cold Wat CT held their first meeting last night in Kingman.
 A VerMehr is building a neat ad- dition to his residence on South Front St.
 There are 300 names on the great register of Mohave county.
 Kittie Sherman, the charming young daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles E.. Sherman, of Mineral Park, left for San Francisco last Friday morning, where she will enter a school.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Bonelli, who have been visiting with Judge w. C. Blakely and wife, have returned to their home at Rioville, Nevada.
 E. F. Thompson and wife came in on Thursday nights passenger train from Los Angeles, and congratulations from all sides are pouring in on the newly welded couple, wishing them many years of unalloyed happiness on the matrimonial sea
 Thomas Bowers departed last night to San Francisco, where he will enter a school to complete his studies in vocal and instrumental music.
 Mrs. F. w. Theis, who has been quite i'll the past several weeks, is reported to be convalescing.
 George Sands, the Prescott steno. grapher, attended the court the past week taking testimony in the Gold Bug case.
 Mrs. Eva Briggs, of Needles. has been visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Potts, in Kingnian.
 Mrs .E. J. Goldman is visiting with her brother w. F. Grounds, at Music Mountain, this week.
 Mrs. Charles Cummings of Waliapai Springs, is visiting in Kingman.
 The suit involving title to the Gold Bug mine, which has been on for a week or more, was settled out of court. The terms of settlement have not been made public.
 J. F. Michael, editor of the Will Hams News, was a pleasant caller at the Miner office this week.
 Mrs. James Rosborough was down from Blackberry this week, visiting with her friend Mrs. J. R. Russell. Mrs. Rosborough is in poor health and there is hopes that a rest and care will bring her back to her wonted con- dition. .,a
 Roy Grundy, brother of Mrs. H. Graham, came in from Silver Reef last night and will visit with his sister for a short time.
 Dr. D. S. Livingstone and his little son passed through Kinglnan a few days ago from Prescott to San Fran cisco, where the young lad will be put in school. The doctor expects to again take up his residence in King man upon his return from the coast. ' Miss Ella Baker, of Prescott, niece of Jim Baker, the big Yavapai coun- ty cattleman, arrived in Kngrnan Thursday evening.
 Jacob Mashon, a Sandy ranchman, was in town this week attending the session of the District court.
 Win Sherman is now able to be around, having almost wholly recover ed from the terrible effects of an ex- plosion of dynamite at his camp at Shadow mountain, over in Nevada.
 J. H. Farley, of Peach Springs, is in the county seat doing jury duty.
 Tom Shaughnessy came up from Cedar valley few days Ago.
 Judge Jonathan A. Logan accom- panied by Ike Goodman, are in town from the Big Sandy. Judge Logan S a candidate for Probate Judge of his county on the democratic ticket.
 Judge J. M. Murphy and Peter Caf- cry went out to the Flores mill yes 'erday, where they looked over that 
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Taggart's lit- ;le son has been very i'll this week, ut report has it that he is now out if danger.
 T. S. Bunch, district attorney of Apache county, has been in attendance n this term of the District court.
 Candidates for sheriff were James J. N. Cohenour and Amos G