The Bessemer indicator., 1893-08-26
the Bessemer Mercantile

BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Black
well sf Eaton avenue, n son.
Blast furnace No. 9 is being rooted
over to protect it from the weather,
Mr.. Glanville has gone to the
Wet Mountain valley to visit his
sons.
DR.. b. d. Joslin was circulating
among friends in Bessener thus
week.
II. c. Miller SEQ for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
Albert l.. Firman left Tuesday to
spend few weeks hunting in the
mountains.
Half price for all shoes at the
Bessemer Mercantile Cos. store.
Don't forget this.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
of everything kept in hrst-class
bakery 1t leads.
See the big bargins in shoes of
fered by the Bessemer Mercantile
Co. Read the ad.
Genuine bargains in shoes of
every description at p. a. McCurdy's
on South Union avenue.
c. II. Quackenbush 4 Son sell Ie
pounds dried grapes for sl.O0, and
.reen corn at 10 cents dozen.
\ surprise party was given Miss
Birdie Raymond at her home on
Eaton avenue Wednesday night.
The bar mill is running this week
to supply fish plates for the order of
rails being run of for the Union
Pacific.
Street Commissioner Burns did
some very necessary work this week
in having the mud holes in front of
tie city hall filled up.
c. %. Richardson has returned
from work on the state ditch near
Cannon City where he has been en-
gagged in engineering since last MAY.
Or. {. A. Gregg OF 200 South Union
avenue is a popular dentist with
the people of Bessemer. His pop
ularity lies in the superiority of his
work.
Mrs. John Yates and children left
for the east Thursday, where they
will spcnd n few months visiting
among friends and attending the
FAIR.
The family of Nat Greenbaum,
living at 1918 Routt, have gone to
New York while Nat will remain
and take care of the tailoring busi-
ness.
BEFORE leaving for Chicago Mayor
Dempsey appointed J. V. Leithead
mavor pro TEN, President George
Jackson of the council also going to
the Fair.
A. Z. Litz has opened up the
Ginther blacksmith shop at Eaton
and Northern avenues and will be
assisted by his son IN waiting on
the public.
Subscribers who fail to get the
INDICATOR regularly should make
complaint at this office and cor
rections will be made in the delivery
of the paper.
See DR.. C. a. Gregg of 300 south
Union when you need any work
done in the dentistry line. Teeth
extracted without pain by the use of
dens anti-poena
The Tennyson entertainment ar
ranged by Mrs. II. C. Miller and
gwen nt the NJ +. church Thursday
nigh. wns we'll attended and proved
to be II very pleasant affair.
Had the rains of the past month
come in May and June Colorado
would have enjoyed splendid
agricultural season. As it is alfalfa
and watermelons are the best crops.
The steel works will shut down
after few day- for rest. When
they start up again In the future
sometime they will run on re-
departments.
G. Il. Adams sold out his confec-
tionery stand on South Union
avenue and will 90 to the Cherokee
strip to take his chances with the
boomers. September lst will prob
ably see him on the move.
The lakes on Nortern avenue
came under the supervision of Com
missioner Burns. They are filled
with ashes and cinders and it all
depends upon the wind whether the
street commissioner will be thanked
or not. He means well but will his
asphalt give satisfaction?
Other Bessemerites are thinking
of following. I. d. Jessup, A. II.
Baker, Il. +. Douglas and Else Pugh
are making preparations to 20, Mr..
Jessup to drive through while the
others will go by railroad. Nav
they all get rich in the land of the
Cherokecs.
Sharp lightning played in close
proximity to the ground in the
storm of Sunday last and left its
mark in many instances. j. r.
O'Brien's house on Lake avenue was
struck and some of the family
stunned for time though not
seriously hurt. About twenty arc
street lights were also burned out.
j. J.. BeaInan was devoting his