The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13
Evans avenue needs more electric


Dan Colgin has returned from
Cripple Creek.
Cheap railroad rates cause many
people to keep on the move.
VIM. Martin is having an addition
built on to his residence ON Routt
avenue.
II. Myers, Pete Wessa and II. c.
Pannebaker are serving on the
petit jury.
April showers were deferred this
spring until May, but better late
than never.
ii. Perlet went to Denver Tuesday
and made the purchase of large
ice cream freezer,
Mrs. Anna Montgomery and
daughter Miss Hattie paid visi, to
the capital city Tuesday.
Perlet & Pleis are giving general
satisfaction in keeping tirst-class
refreshment stand at the lake.
The Pueblo Furniture Co. wants
good second hand furniture and
will pay you good prices for it.
c. l.. Tingle, ticket broker, will
give you superior advantages to any
point in the United States. See him
Frank Foreman sr. who quit the
steel works short time ago will
ind employment at the Union stock
yards.
There are number of cases OF
scarlet fever in town but most of
the patients are getting along very
we'll.
There is large increase in the
membership of Minuequa Lodges
No. 40, A. o. u w. and No. 50,
l. o. o. f.
Frank Young, surveyor and engineer
in the employ of the C. +. Il l. Co.
visited his folks on Routt avenue
Wednesday.
II. l.. Plummer and wife and Mrs.
NJ. Berson of Canon City are visit
ing l.. r. Plummer and wife at 1903
Abriendo avenue.
DIR. c. \. Gregg, dentist, parlors
over Motherway's book store. He
will do the best work in his line at
reasonable prices.
The city council will meet in
regular session next Monday evening
at which time important business
will be transacted.
The grip still retains its hold on a
number of people. Andrew Glover
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leithead are hav-
ing a severe attack of it.
The usual spring supply of vags
and buns is on hand. The terrors
of winter are over and this element
of leisure will fare well until fly
time.
Mrs. II. Perlet this week received
splendid Concert Grand" piano from
the East, the gift of her father. 1t is
certainly a magnificent piano and Mrs.
Perlet feels justly proud of il.
Poundmaster Price put in most of the
week rounding up range cattle on the
suburbs. He drove them to the sand
hills and thinks they will keep off the
forbidden ground for while.
This part of the state needs rain,
lots of rain, and needs it bad. Only
one good shower since along last
fall. Unless things begin to look
green very soon they viii look blue.
1t is told Of a south end man that he
came up from Pueblo and set his watch
by the dumb clock on the city hall then
gong home lie tried to hang his hat on
fly on the wall There was nothing
the matter with him, only little bit
absent minded.
j. l.. Hall, meat cutter for Herman
& Shless, left yesterday for Jules
burg in the northeastern part of the
state to make final proof on n valu-
able homestead. He will be absent
a week or longer.
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newspaper plant and will enter the
field at Salida. He says Salida offers
golden opportunity for newspaper of
sound principles and he sees millions IN
it. Success to the venture.
Charles Kempthorn and wife,
John Yates and wife, Miss Ollie and
Arthur Glanville, Mrs. Fred Brooks
and Mrs. Dewey were among
those who took advantage of the
cheap rates and went to Denver
Tuesday.
Miss May Wilmington, Bes-
ssmer belle, was awarded the
Wonderland prize as being the
most popular saleslady in Pueblo.
The prize consists of an elegant pair
of opera glasses over which the fair
contestant feels justly elated.
Sneak thieving is becoming painfully
common in the city down on the river
banks and the pilferers are finding their
way into Bessemer. However, the
police force is watchful and keeps down
most of the pilfering by removing from
the city all suspicious looking characters
Harry V. Martin, brother of c. C..
Martin of the Bessemer Fair, is pay
ing him visit this week. He is a
drummer in the military band At
FIT. Logan and is off on few days
l.., ,.t al
all round musician and is II whole
entertainment in himself
Fritz Zimmermnn will drira thrnu.ru