The indicator., 1904-02-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

AFs. Joe Sullivan left for Salt Lake
last Saturday.
Rev. A. A. Layton is getting over
q siege Of the gripp.
Colds for adults and msasles for
children in Bessemer.
W. F. Ford is back at his accustom-
ed stand at the Supply Co. store.
County Clerk W. 7. Firfa1 was
calling on friends in Bessemer Tues
day.
7. ]. Donahue has returned from
the coal camps and will deal in scrip
again.
W. S. Ford 10 again back in the
clothing department Of the Supply
store.
E. P. Price is very sick with the
grippe and 10 under the care Of q
doctor.
C. d. Haworth and Ira Robins have
gone to the Bassick nine near West
cliffe to work
F. N. Gray is back at his old posi-
ton at the steel works and is on night
duty at present.
Mrs. J. W. Roger underwent very
successful operation for appendicitis
at st. Aarys hospital.
Miss Mae Vestry has returned from
. two weeks visit with friends and
relatives in La Junta.
Rev. L. N. Potashinsky of the
Northern avenue N. E. church was
on the sick list part Of the week.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. C LsAasters of Beulah aye
nue. Wednesday. The parents are
both deaf mutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Young and son
Ed. are expected to arrive home
March lst, from their trip to Los
Angeles, California.
Ruined by Drink" a temperance
diana, will be presented by colored
home talent at Concordia hall the
night of March 7th
S. z. Schenck, formerly manager
Of the Supply store, but now on the
road with headquarters at Trinidad,
was visitor at the store Monday.
Mabel, the three-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. |. W. Joseph of 1929
Claremount avenue, was severely burn
ed Thursday while playing around q
bonfire but no serious results are anti
cipsted.
Frank Stapleford has gone to
El Paso Texas where he has charge
of an engine in local stone crusher.
Mrs. Stopleford expects to follow
next week.
The family Of E. E. Rumsey, the
baker at 1919 Northern avenue ar
rived from Rocky Ford the first Of
the week and now reside at 1903 Cy-
press street.
Leslie, Fressa and Mildred, the
three small children of Mr.. and M1.
C. l. Newton, of 1908 Abriendo ave-
nue., have the messels but are getting
along very we'll.
Editor C. h. Bsssell of the Florence
Citizen was in the metropolis Friday
and says that his burg is all right
and will surprise the country on oil
matters next summer.
The ladies Of the Pilgrim Baptist
church have decided to postpone
their usual Saturday Exchange at
Curzon's market for one week, so
there will be no Exchange today.
]. D. Foley, of Springfield, Ohio, is
VISITING his brother, 7. H. Foley, be
arriving in the city Thursday. The
visitor is very much taken with the
city and thinks it has fine future.
Mrs. H. Dosahue. Of 1923 Elm, is
rapidly improving after undergoing .
successful operation at the Sisters
Hospital, and will be able to return
home next week, much to the joy Of
of her friends and neighbors.
N. E. Kaufman, who until recently
conducted the Bessemer Photo Studio,
is now at Louisiana, Mo. He writes
that it has been very cold there. and
he being accustomed to the Italian
winter Of Colorado, is laid up with the
grippe.
W. n. Lockhsrt of the Minnequa
Lumber Co., will leave about March
lst. for Redlands, Calf, where be ex-
poets to locate and 60 in business with
Harry Rogers. formerly Of this city.
He is now at Walters, q small new
town near Redlands, managing 9
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