The Bessemer indicator., 1894-07-28


band and the ISDIcAroR predicts for
them full house The boys are do
ing splendidly and Mr. Williams is to
be congratulated on the success of his
untiring efforts.
stumpf Bros. are the largest retail
dealers in meats in the city.
A line line of hair brushes al the
Bessemer Drug store
Banner Grove. the ladies auxiliary of
Valley Camp No. 30, Woodmen, gave
a very enjoyable excursion to Lake
Minnequs Monday evening where a
literary programme. supplemented with
refreshments was given. Neighbors
Hunt Shireman and Patterson par
ticularly graced the platform and led
in the applause that greeted those who
took part in the entertainment. It
was real pleasure trip and all bad IA
social time.
Go to Perlets for n refreshing dish of
ice cream. Only five cents
Mr. and Mrs W 5. Burns entertained
the Bessemer NJ Z. church choir and u
few Others on Wednesday night in
honor Of their leading alto. Mrs. F. o.
Shairer. whose birthday 1t was. At s
o'clock they repaired to Lake Minnequa
where they spent pleasant hour in
the beautiful launch which was in
readiness for them, after which they
returned TO the home of Mrs Burns on
Spruce street, where they spent the
time IN social converse and were served
with an elegant lunch of ice cream.
cake and lemonade by the hostess
Those present were Mr.. and Mr., Macy.
Mr. and Mr.. n c. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
F. o. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. W S
Burns. the Misses Alice Rickabaugh
Henrietta Hendricks, Bertha Clink and
Meta Clink- The party broke up at a
late hour all having thoroughly enjoyed
themselves y
stuumpf Bros, for the choicest meats
OF all kinds They keep only the best,
but ask no more than some get for
inferior meat.
Attend the ice cream social at the
Dempsey Langdon hall Monday night
Saturday afternoon thirteen little
folks Of Lakewood addition had very
pleasant time at the residence of l., J.
Kenney in honor OF his little daughter
Helen's eighth birthday. Ice cream
and cake were served on the lawn.
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all
Several little tokens were received.
Pinon and Cedar stove wood and
kindling wood at Pannebaker Il Ander.
sons yard near steel works.
The thermometer at Herman x shloss'
is no more. About noon Wednesday
Mr.. Shloss hung it out IN the sun
against the brick wall and in a few
minutes the mercury had reached the
limit OF the gauge, l20 degrees, and
short time thereafter. becoming SO over
heated 1t expanded and burs; the bulb,
the escaped mercury running down the
wall Mr. Shloss corroborated the
story first by putting all the clerks on
the witness stand and then producing
the broken machine, a Perfection"
thermometer of large size.
In warm summer weather burn wood
instead of coal 1t is better and cheaper.
Pannebaker & Anderson sell it, Order
from them.
A very enjoyable occasion WAS the
celebration Of the crystal wedding OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Newman last
evening at their pleasant home. 1924
Spruce street. The following guests
were present to partake in the festivities
and offer congratulations: Mr.. and
Mrs G. w. Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Stark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upenheim and son, Mr..
and Mrs Morris Newman and family,
and Colonel August Grass.
Have you seen those wall trunks at
Meek & Straub's They have fiat
covers and are so hinged on TO the trunk
that the cover can be raised without
moving the trunk out from the wall
preventing wearing holes in the wall
and in the carpet by dragging the
trunk away from the wall. They are
mndels of convenience and neatnnss