Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-06-09

Al PearSon, stationery Salemdn, was in Kingman yesterday on business.
 F. B. Farrow of the Highway gar age reports a sale of Dodge road l. M. George made business trip ' to Oatman last night. Alta Miller is now employed at the Chocolate Shop. ''r
 Jack McIver was guest at the Beale Hotel Tuesday night.
 s. H. Link of the Katherine Garage was a Kingman visitor Tuesday,
 Little Polly Robinson who has been quite sick the past week is much bet ter now. ,.-..
 Mrs. A. L. Carpenter, of South Pas adena, is spending a couple of weeks here.
 > Doc Thurman is out doing assess Nment work on his property in the Union Pass country.
 c. H. McPhail and Joe Callan have given up their residence and have moved back to the Beale.
 Mrs. C. A. Warren left Wednesday for Pipestone, Minnesota, where she will spend the summer. fsf5
 Fred and Ed Willis were in from Katherine Tuesday to purchase new Ford car.
 Mrs. A. H. Simpson, and son have joined MT. Simpson at the Standard Minerals since the close of school. q.
 James F. Davidson who is with. the Desert Power and Water Company, left today for the coast where he will take a short vacation.
 Mrs. Lucy Storbeck of Butte, Mon tana, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. w. -Wishon, for a month when she will return to Los Angeles.
 George Savage and F. M. Van Mar ter have left for hunting trip in the White Mountains. They will be gone all summer.
 Scotty Stewart, Ross Blakely, Tom Hardwick and B. c. Taylor are fish ing at Burro Creek. They will spend three days there and do the job right.
 Morris Withers is back in Kingman and glad to be here. Mrs. Withers Miriam and Jack went to Long Beach for the summer.
 D c. McMillan, of San Luis Obispo, Cal, visited with his daughter, Mrs. E. R. Dawson, at the Standard Min erals, the past few weeks. -
 D. w. Gustin and s. E. Hollister of the Veterans Bureau are at the Beale this week and can be seen on any matters pertaining to claims by ex-service men.
 Jacob Lang of Denver is visiting his son, Henry Lang, in Kingman. MT: Lang, ST., arrived here last Monday evening and expects to return to Den yer Saturday. ,
 Last night big party was given at Katherine in honor of Mrs. Thomas , Kilker and all the little Kilkers who left today for the coast to spend the summer.
 Dr. T. R. White will not be gone all summer on his vacation as stated in the Miner last week. He will be back in three weeks. Mrs. White will re- main away for the summer. 4 H,-
 A. R. Kelly, who has been with the furniture department of the Central Commercial Company the last few years, will leave for San Francisco the first of the month where he will join his mother and sister.
 Dodge Brothers announce a Busi- mess Coupe and conservative changes in the body design of all other types. Farrow-Stackpoole Automotive Com pany is now making up a carload or der for these new cars. Those in- terested see them at once. (Adv.)
 Ray Adams passed through here Monday morning with several carloads of "hombres". Ray has been bossing a big bunch of Mexicans on railroad work in California and was bound for Yampai where his gang. will be put to work.
 Friends of Mrs. Smiley Jones will be glad to hear that the cast on her foot will be removed today and that she will soon be able to get around. Mrs. Jones broke her foot about a month ago while getting out of an automobile.
 Mrs. A. E. Tiffany and her daugh- ters, Mrs. Lefty Rogers and Doris Tiffany will leave for Los Angeles tonight. Mrs. Rogers has lived in Oatman number of years, and is we'll known here. Mrs. Tiffany and Doris have made many friends during their short stay in Kingman.
 w. H. Murphy, who had charge of the rock work on the road from the Utah line to Short Creek settlement,