The indicator., 1904-05-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Payday at the steel works the 2lst
inst.
Mrs. D. C. McNutt is visiting friends
in Denver.
Author Chase is now employed with
the City Coal and Wood Yard
Mrs. James Bench of 935 Evans
avenue is reported seriously sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Miller have re-
turned from short visit to Denver.
Ed Vieno has sold out his stock Of
shoes and expects to go East soon to
locate.
Geo. Mccoy is having extensive al
terations made on his house at 1922
Cedar street.
The Bessemer Social Club met yes
terday with Mrs. Coleman of lO3'
Evans avenue.
J. W. Mumford has returned from
the Divide where he was repairing
we'll on his ranch.
Quite number of men are prepar'
ing the Bessemer Park for its open
ing Decoration Day.
Mrs. W. G. Adams of the INDICATOR
went to Denver Wednesday to visi
her daughter Miss Birdie.
Bob Benedict is running the Besse
mer moving van while A. S. Hinkle.
is absent at Bowerman camp.
G. W. Watson, the barber-politician
was holding down a chair at Mum
ford's shop part of the week
W. W. Jones who moved his secon
hand furniture store down town
month ago has moved back again
Lee Graham is at the Supply stOr
helping out in the office during th'
absence of Cashier l.. U. Guggenhein
Mrs. ]. D. Gallagher of Del Norte
is visiting her sister Mrs. Simon Erase
of 9l9 Veta avenue and her family
P. F. Roe of the Minnequa Marke
will go to Colorado Springs tonight t
spend Sunday with his family there
H. W. Wordsworth, head janito
at the steel works office building, ha
gone on a visit to Chattanooga, TenI
W. H. Clspham accompanied sevel
al visiting relatives from the East 0
a sightseeing trip to Manitou Wet
nesdsy.
Temple Camp W, o. W is maxim
preparations for observing Memoirs
Day with the customary exercises az
propriate to that day.
Attorney Palmer was in Besseme
Monday on legal business and ais
making social calls, the INDICATE
Office being remembered.
Circulator c. H. Gordon, of til
INDICATOR. has received word ths
his mother, Mrs, Mary Beebe, Of Del
yer, is still very sick at a hospital.
W. j. Ripley returned from h
ranch on the Divide few days ag
and reports everything in the agr
cultural line in fourishing cond
tion.
W. L. Rees has gone East for
period of recuperation. He is col
siderably run down, and needing tn
rest, he decided to go back to his ol
home for awhile.
Thomas Cassidy, a steel works en-
ploye, died at the c. F. G. /. Co. ho
pital Monday last of typhoid feve
Deceased came from Johnstown, Pa
and had turned lis 2lst year.
Zimmerman's greenhouse at lao
Berkley avenue is place of besut
rare and is attracting considerabl
attention. The flowers are lovely an
profuse for this time of the year.
Ladies of the Maccabees Hive N,
At gave very successful card part
Wednesday afternoon in the hall Owe
Swartz's drug store. Prizes wer
awarded to Mrs. Kanney, Mrs. Butt
and Mrs. Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chilgord of 12O
block, Beulah avenue, were agreeabl
surprised by party of friends an
neighbors last Saturday night, it be
ing the 18th anniversary of thei
marriage. Refreshments were served
card games played and a general goo
time was enjoyed.
Leaking gas in the basement of th
Benson block, corner Northern an
Berkeley, was the cause of the callin
of the fire department last Saturda
to put out small blaze. An employ
Of the Gas Co. in trying to locate tn
leak foolishly took lighted candle
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