The indicator., 1894-11-24

any store in the city. He will guarantee
the largest and best stock of goods and
the lowest prices.
Perfumes, toilet waters, toilet soap
and toilet creams of all kinds at the
Bessemer Drug store
Nov. "a and - to St. Louis and re
turn for s27,65, The Santa Fe. always
in the lead, makes this rate City ticket
office, triangle block.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Long and Mr.. NJ. C.
Mud, all OF Walnut, Kansas, are visiting
Dan Colgin and family at 1918 Eaton
avenue. Mr.. Long is brother to Mrs
Colgin.
William Pigott, superintendent OF the
bar and guide mill at the steel works
was married last Wednesday at Clsve-
land, Ohio. to Miss Ada Clingan OF
Hubbard, Ohio, and arrived in town
with his bride on Thursday.
Stumpf Bros. for all kinds of fresh
and salt meats, fish, oysters. game, etc
Best market in the city.
Pannebaker 4 Anderson. the favorite
fuel firm. They sell coal and wood at
the lowest notch and make prompt
delivery. Call on them
Patrick Gavin, 50 years old who
lived at the corner Of Pine and Arroya,
died OF pneumonia Wednesday after
brief illness. His son Austin left with
the remains for Springfield. Ohio the
same evening where they will be in
TERED.
II you are in need of hair, tooth or
clothes brush you will find a nice as
sortment at the Bessemer Drug store.
Miss Susie Bolen, the winsome daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Boen of 1918 Routt
avenue was married last Tuesday to
Walter Hackett, popular and prom
inent young man of Canon City. and
the young couple will make their home
at that place. The bride has host OF
| friends here who extend their best
wishes. The bridal couple will be home
parents.
A full line OF diamond dyes at the
Bessemer Drug store.
| Wed in July and now they want
divorce. This relates to W. t. Hodgson
and his wife Charity who for few
short months have occupied small
| a al I. Il
Mesa avenue, and somehow the course
of married life not proving bissful the
discontented Charity has sued for a
divorce and has declared for freedom
and alimony. A. w. Lennard has been
retained by defendant and the family
ghost will appear before long.
C. II. Quackenbush & Son have re
ceived letter from d. l.. Eynon who
went back to Philadelphia short time
ago, stating that his health is growing
worse and that his doctor has advised
him to go south. As Mr.. Eynon's
trouble is consumption this is only
another way the physician has of saying
that his case is hopeless.
Go to Perlets for swete apple cider.
Only &c glass.
You can buy the best cigar in town at
the Bessemer drug store. They are
kept in that elegant cigar case and kept
erfect.
K. \. Blair who recently removed
from Springfield, this state. to Pueblo
has about decided to go into the bee in
dustry. He is selling off his stock of
cattle and will look out after an avail
able spot of ground out east of town
close by the river and in the alfalfa
country where bees would do we'll The
bee business has been greatly neglected
in these parts and should prove to be
as successful here as it is farther down
the valley May Mr. Blair have the
best of luck.
Stove wood and kindling wood at
Pannsbaker Il Anderson's. Yard near
the steel works.
At meeting held at the residence of
Mrs. L. j. Taylor on Wednesday even
my niRh HSe ciuD WIS organized lor
the winter months, to be known as the
Wednesday Evening High Five club.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. L. J. Taylor, secretary,
Mrs. H. Perlet, treasurer, Mrs. Mont
gomery. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs
Hawke, Mr. and Mrs. Perlet, Mr. and
Mrs. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Demp-
sey, Mrs. L. j. Taylor, Mrs. Montgomery
and the Misses Matte, Jennie and
Emma Montgomery, and Messrs. Cam
bier and Harris.
For Sale.