The Bessemer indicator., 1893-11-04

The w. e. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Cooper on Pine stree,
next Tuesday at $50 p. N. A cordial
invitation extended TO all.
John Kane was taken with sudden
attack of pneumonia Thursday night
and the following morning was sent to
the C. F. & |. hospital.
Cotton batting at Zoe roll at Ii.
Perlets.
A very pleasant party was given at
the home of Mrs. W S. Keltner on
Spruce street Tuesday evening
Policeman E. p. Price and wife have
returned from their visit TO friends in
Missouri and Kansas. well pleased with
the vacation but glad to get back to
Colorado's pleasant sunshine.
That must have been disgusted
party of men that stole keg of cleo
ton beer from the premises of Jack
Hurd the other night only to find after
carrying it seven blocks that it was
only hydrant water of the worst sort.
Hurd calls ii decoy beer.
Mrs. Dan Colgin of Eaton avenue is
on the sick list
Mrs. Marble, of New Mexico, the
noted lecturer on equal suffrage will
be at the court house tonight. Mrs.
Marble lectured a couple of weeks ago
in this city and made many friends to
the cause by her eloquence.
Dr. C. A. Gregg is one of the most
skillful of dentists and gives salts
faction in every particular. 2oa S.
Union Ave.
Miss Susie Dunlap and Miss Lizzie
Jones lef, Tuesday night for Chicago.
Mrs Jones will return IN short time.
The Halloween fieuds got in their
work to perfection and the perversity
of the small boy was all the talk the
following morning.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
of everything kept in hrst-class
bakery 1t leads.
The Bessemer bakery for bread,
pies, cakes, doughnuts and con-
dictionaries. Always fresh, always
the best.
The W. o. W. camp No 90, gave
an unusally interesting social Wednes-
day night. The programme was ex-
cellent and everybody enjoyed it as
well as Eye old folks ''punkin" pie,
ginger bread and sweet cider. The
woodmen never do anything BY halves
Miss Marguerite Taylor. once Of Bes
semer and most charming youny lady
was married on the "a ult at Mt
Vernon. Ohio, to Mr.. Thomas Wier.
The INsIcAToR joins her many friends
in wishing her much happiness.
John Kane. Julius Shloss and Frank
Foreman have returned from the Fair
The police find very little fun in
being cowboys on foot as they get too
much exercise in chasing the town cat
tie. The herder was dismounted by
the council and now when cattle are
taken up at all it must be done by the
police on foot
To man mp n tree" it looked as
though there must have been some
significance attached to the calling up
of the contract between the city and
the Bullen Bridge Co. at the meeting
of the council. The lengthy docu-
ment was resurrected, read and passed
by without discussion or comment. 1t
Mr.. Bullen who was present. but he
was silent also. while visions of a
penalty of SEQ per day must have
floated before his vision.
If the roaming town cows are such a
nuisance in the eyes of some, why
doesn't the council furnish feed for a
couple of horses (the police will furnish
the horses) and the cows will then be
duly run in the pound or driven out of
town. II was a false move in economy
when horse feed was cut off, and if any
one of the aldermen, Mr.. Fisher for
instance. will make motion to have
the fodder furnished it will no doubt
be done. There are q number OF
lights in the western part of the city
and also out by dago town that could
be dispensed with and also four water
hydrants out by Beulah that could be
spiked A saving of $50 per month on
lights and SEQ per month on water
plugs could be made. Ii were better
to do with less light and water and
hustle up little fodder.