The indicator., 1904-11-05
LOCAL MO PERSONAL

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celve the ele, ii N returns
-. y. Fecheyew is doing accident
/ surance at the steel works
Candidates are on all sides in Besse-
mer and Minneq qua these days.
Policeman Fitxpatrick's children
are recovering from whooping cough.
Mrs. R. l.. Gillespie. of Glenwood
Springs, is visiting the family Of II.
Parker.
Marble Bros. are building house
in Irving Place and another in the
country.
Miss Mollie Phipps departed Mon
day last for Eulogy, Texas, on visit
- her father.
The street cars on the Evans ave-
nue. line are moving in the usual reg
ulsr order now.
W. L. Anderson is selling q great
amount of coal these times, five teams
being kept going.
A list of nominations will be found
in this paper. Read it for is highly
interesting matter.
Mrs z. Russell has taken lease for
the second floor Of the Postofice
block for the winter.
Mrs. Laura Slower and little son
Ralph, left for Kansas City, Sunday
last for an extende visit.
Mrs. Joseph Scheier, mother of VIM.
Scheier, the plumber, has rstured to
her home at Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Albert Bolen and children left
Saturday last for Montrose where
they will visit till Christmas,
Foreman W. Il. Eaton Of the War
rem Bros. Paving Co. is recovering
from an attack Of typhoid fever.
| Ed Davis, the Grocer. Of Evans
and Summit. has gone to 1t. Louis
Mo-, to visit the Fair for two weeks.
The Women's Good Government
club entertained the republican can
didates last evening 1t the city hall.
NJ. Michel, the tailor, has moved
from West Fourth St.. into Bessemer
and is now located a 1912 Abriendo
Ave.
E. A. OdiOrne and son, have pur-
chased the interests Of the Crystal
Water Co. at Mesa and Abriendo
avenues.
Mrs. J. L. Adkins, of 947 Evans
avenue, is visiting her mother and
other relatives in Denver, for couple
of weeks.
| P. H. Brantzer, the mail carrier is
having built q modern 2 story seven
room brick residence near the Mime
qua school.
Good Progress is being made in
the matter of raising funds for the
school annex to the Northern Avenue
Methodist Church.
The Indicators defeated the Trac-
tion company bowling team in three
straight Wednesday night, placing
them at the top Of the reap.
Frank Critcher has purchased
much Of the stock formerly belonging
to Roop & Miller, a down town con-
fection firm. and is offering BARGAINS
to the public.
Halloween mischief makers tore
three gates off their hinges on Orman
avenue, west Of Bessemer Park, and
half the population was out looking
for policeman.
Mrs. Jennie Davis, of Nevada City,
New, is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM
Hawks, and will probable remain all
winter and if satisfied will induce hei
husband to follow her.
Postmaster, G. c. Gaines, has full
supply of all stamps and stationery
usual to complete post Office. Ii
fact the Bessemer branch is now a,
well supplied as the general Office.
Somebody stole an incandescent
electric light globe out of the post
Office few nights ago, which left
the front part of the room in th.
dark for awhile. The post office wa,
not taken.
The Minnequa Mercantile Co. hal
fitted up very neat section Of
shelving for bottled goods and those
of the biscuit class, and it adds ma
terislly to the general appearance Of
the store room. The Minnequs Mer.
camille Co. is always making improve.
ments.
Jack Curzon, the meat market mer.
chant, arrived home Tuesday from q
lengthy visit to his old home in Eng.
land. Jack likes to gee the old coun.
try occasionally, but he is doing too
we'll in Colorado and likes it too we'll
10 think Of making anything like a
permanent change.
A jolly Halloween party was given
Monday evening at the home Of
Frank Kooler, 1907 Cedar street. His
children, Fern and Earl were the
hosteses A large crowd of their
young friends were present and en-
joyed themselves with games and re-
freshments until late hour.
A barn on the premises of s Dyer,
OF COL Van Buren, street, WAS de-.
stroyed by fire Wednesday, with q
lnna NJ ahout tIOO M. ?