The Bessemer indicator., 1893-10-28

pOelt IN the Central National Bank.
Clarence Miller is happily improving
Bob Ross and F. G. Mirick are bach
from Chicago.
Duck hunting al Hueifano lake i.
causing Il dreadful waste of ammunition
these hard times.
| Mrs. w p Swartz has returned from
a six weeks's visit to friends in the
east.
The Bessemer bakery for the bes,
of everything kept in a tlrst-class
bakery, 1t leads.
C. Il. Adams and family have gone
on visit to Bloomington, Illinois
j. b. Blackburn has received dis
patch from his wife at Washington
Kansas, announcing the birth of q
daughter.
John Kane is in Chicago taking in
the Fair and will remain until the
last day
The Bessemer bakery for bread
pies, cakes, doughnuts and con-
fectioneries. Always fresh, always
the best.
Earl Resor left Thursday for Colum.
bus, Ohio, where he expects to remain
for a time and engage in the plumbers
trade.
E. F. Rose went to Glenwood Springs
the first part of the week on business
connected with the c. F. & L. Co.
For SALE-A50 so it, front on Northern
Ave. near Lake Ave. for only $500.
T erms to suit. Cheapest lots in town
This office.
Julius Shloss is in Chicago and will
be back tomorrow.
Mrs. j. s. Lucas, aged 73 years.
died at the home of her daughter.
Mrs j. ]. Stanch6eld of the Bessemer
Fair 1904 East 10th ST., last Monday
evening
Most of the c. F " l. Co mines are
running at full capacity which looks very
much as though the steel works would
start in couple Of months.
J f. Barnes boss bricklayer at the
steel works left for Chicago Tuesday
night for his family and will return in
n week.
Miller Il Williamson, groceries and
provisions Summit and Routt. Head
quarters for the best of goods at low
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Hartnett have
made the trip to the Fair and points in
Canada, and are now at home once
more.
DIR. c. A. Gregg is one of the most
skillful of dentists and gives salts
faction in every particular zoe S.
Union Ave
W. p. Swartz has again opened up
his drug store and will give it his un-
divided attention. Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz
have the confidence and esteem of the
people of Ressemcr who wish them the
best of success.
MARRIED-Thursday evening. Miss
Minnie Darnell to Ed F. Rose The
bride is one of the city's prettiest and
most popular young ladies and Mr. Rose
is rising young man. Both have
many friends who wish them the
greatest of happiness.
A. Bartlett of Berkeley, California, was
in the city a few days ago looking
after his property interests. Mr.. Bart
lett ownes several buildings in Bes-
semer and will erect others when the
boom comes again
The dry goods and furnishitg de.
partment of the Bessemer Mercantile
Co. was bid in at the sale week this
week at an astonishingly low figure
and goods will be sold at fifty cents on
the dollar to close out the stock.
Mrs. f. Brook has rented the build
ing corner of Northern and Evans and
has opened up a short order house and
lunch counter besides keeping on hand
a supply Of tobacco, cigars and con-
fectionery 1t is good location and
Mrs. Brook is bound to make it
succeed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ellington and
children returned last Sunday from the
Far Mrs. Emma Cooper went on to
Milwaukee where she will remain a
couple of weeks before coming back
Mr.. Ellington is greatly impressed
with the gigantic proportions of the
big show and says no one can see it all
| in one summer