The Bessemer indicator., 1893-10-07
C,"Where shall meet you."eTte0
GeHtleDsen of Tevona.
At the Central National Bank.
Everybody goes there.

Ounces, dates and cinnamon
grapes at Gu ackenbush's.
Bessemer was unusually well repre-
sented at the Grand 10 witness Jane. /
| Miss Jennie Hadden has returned
from prolonged visit with relatives
i'll the East.
Miss Minnie Shay returned Tuesday
from a months visit with her sister in
Denver.
Frank Foreman, jr,. is numbered
among those who are taking in the
Columbian exposition.
The appearance of the Bessemer
hotel has been much improved by the
addition of dormer- windows
The Bessemer bakery for the best
of everything kept in hrst-class
bakery. 1t leads.
| r. NJ. Quackenbush will return to-
day from Denver where he has been
taking II week off among friends.
The Bessemer bakery for bread,
pies, cakes, doughnuts and con-
dictionaries. Always fresh, always
the best.
Mrs Thomas Gardner is home from
a three months sojourn with relatives
and friends in New York.
Miss Florence Tarvin who has been
living with relatives at Brazil Indiana,
is home again 10 remain several months.
P. Sheeran is having a 20x6O base
ment dug under his store. Mr..
Sheeran's increasing trade demands
more room.
For SALE-A scholarship for a
term ut the Pueblo Business College
Apply at this office.
| ExPREss-Leave orders for expressing
with 7. j. Young, 1888 Routt avenue.
All orders to any part of Bessemer or
Pueblo promptly attended to.
Attorneys r. W Griggs x Son, form
erly of Pueblo are now citizens of
/ DesseHltT anu rcslut VI 900 Dun EHltl
street.
The cold mornings of the past week
have created an active demand for
coal and dealers have put their teams
into use.
j. w Lockin has given up the
management of the Grand opera
house and S. N Nye will again take
Charge for the present.
Policeman E p Price and wife will
leave next week on n visit to relatives
at St Joseph, Missouri and will be
absent about two weeks.
DIR. Z. A. Gregg of 200 South Union
avenue is popular dentist with
the people of Bessemer. His pop
ularity lies in the superiority of his
work.
j. r. O'Brisn, master mechanic,
and w. d. Jones, boss roll turner at
the steel works have gone on visit
to Chicago and will be back about
the Is inst.
j. E. Willis and John Berkeley left for |
Cripple Creek Wednesday where they |
will prospect for u time and then take
to the woods on hunting trip.
W. P swartz left Thursday even
ing for two weeks visit to Illinois
After stopping n week with relatives
in Freeport he will proceed to Chicago
and take IN the Fair
Rumors are afloat TO the effect that
a general overhauling Of the rail mill
will be made ina short time, Super
Brown being now engaged in
studying out some new plans.
relative to w. II. Billington's visit
to the Worlds Fair should have in
cluded Mrs. Ellington and children
and Mrs. Emma Cooper, sister Of
Mrs. Ellington.
The school attendance is larger than it |
was at the beginning of the last term !
showing that the little people hayc
remained even though there has been
quite a migration of adults from the
city.
Hoyt's "A Texas Steer" which ap
pears nj the Grand next Monday even
ing, is "A satire on politics. laughablc
and to the point, and comes to the
city at an opportune time. of course
every candidate will be there to see him
self as others see him.
r. r. Phillips who for several
years was boss brlcklayer at the
steel works, has gone to Chicago to
find employment if he can. Tom
packed his kit to remain away in
definitely but circumstances may
recall hIm to his old job at some
future time.
An enjoyable W. C. T. U. pie social
was given by Mrs. Long at her pleasant
home on Pine street Thursday evening.
it being well attended by members of
the association and many friends. The
refreshments and programme were
alike enjoyed by all.
| The Columbia theatre will at the
matInees of Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week give away n quarter of
pound of tea with each ticket sold. 1t