The indicator., 1904-07-16
The BeSSemer POstOifiCe.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Graham Ray is at Beulah enjoy
ing short vacation.
Mrs. Earl Litz, ll4l Orman Ave,
is visiting at Boulder, Colo
Fred Darrough is on a two weeks
fishing trip to the mountains
2 J, Ryan has accepted position
in the freight house at Salida.
Mrs. NJ. E. McGovern. of Denver,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. p J. Ryan.
W. C. McWiIliams spent part of the
week putting in lawn at the Majes-
tic.
Mrs W. H. Hubbard, 1895 Evans
Ave-, was taken very sick the first of
the week.
Miss Mae Vestry has recently
returned from visit with her folks
in Missouri.
Mrs. R. Lee Graham left Thursday
for a two months visit with relatives
in Wyoming.
Robt. Wooleson has closed out his
tailoring business and will go east for
a short time.
Mrs. Thos. Owens and family, of
1906 Pine ST., have moved to Colo
RADIO Springs
Mrs. N. F. Patterson and daughter
are visiting her son, DR.. Patterson. of
Gold Hill, Colo.
Guy Cooper left Wednesday night
to join his mother, Mrs. N. c. Cooper,
at Wichita, Kan
Miss Florence Williams. of 1924
Routt Ave-, has returned from visit
to the fair at st. Louis.
Chas. Savage. manager of the Sup
ply Store dry goods department, is
taking a vacation for two weeks
Lawrence Offerle, formerly at
Glover's down town drug store, is
now at this firms Ressemer store.
Joseph Albo, an Italian formerly Of
Bessemer, fell from ladder at Trini-
dad Wednesday and was almost killed.
The Bessemer Social Club will meet
next Friday. July %, at the home of
Mrs. Heise in the 1900 Blk, Cypress
St.
Albert Trieloff, the meat man at
Davis Bros store, has returned from
months vacation at Chicago and
St. Louis.
Mrs. G. NJ Murphy has gone for a
visit to her mother and sister at
Decatur, ILL.,, and will also attend the
St. Louis exposition.
RiDgling Bros circus will be here
August lst, and the small boy whose
papa cant take him will begin to
save up his pennies and nickels.
Rich Harris, of 1899 Evans, was
taken suddenly i'll last Sunday but
recovered sufficiently to go to Beulah
where he will recuperate few weeks.
J. C. Wright, of the Supply Store
furniture department, will start Mon
day with a party of friends from
Florence for a two weeks outing near
Beulah.
The Minnequa theatre is giving the
public value for its money. Miss
Isabel Gilbert is leaving nothing
undone to make a success of the
enterprise.
Frank H. Whitman, the druggist
corner of Northern and Berkeley, is
rejoicing over the arrival at his home
of an s pound boy. Both mother and
infant are doing nicely.
Mrs. Joseph Herbert, of Spokane,
WASH, spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs H. R. Fulton, and family, of ll45
Elm. She left Monday for short
visit to the st Louis fair
Lake Adkins, of Summit and Evans
Ayes, who has been suffering from
an ulser on his eve, is able to be
around again and attend to business
although the eye still bothers him
Robt. Fl. Pachaly. of the Bessemer
Dry Goods Co., returned Wednesday
from St. Louis where he combined .
business with pleasure, taking in the
fair and buying fall and winter goods
for the store.
The U. B. church ladies will give a
lawn social at the Bessemer Park .
tonight, serving ice cream and cake
for only Is cents There will be a
large crowd out and a good social
time is promised.
Mrs. r. A. MacDermott and little
son, Roderick, of Los Angeles, Calf,
arrived in this city Wednesday and
are visiting her mother, Mrs. E. J.
Savage, of l407 Abriendo avenue, and
will spend the summer
r. H. Pachally, of the Bessemer
Dry Goods Co., has arrived home from
his St. Louis trip and says that the
big Fair is far superior to the Chicago
Worlds Fair of ten years ago in point
of size and general attractions.
The ladies of the Macabees gave a
successful card social at their hall
over Swartz's drug store last Monday
afternoon, at which prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Carrick, Mrs.
Anderson and Mrs. Sarah Lynn.
The Ladies' Aid society of the St.
Francis Xa,icr church gave very
successful card party Tuesday after