The indicator., 1904-01-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Lena Bodecker is quite sick
at her home on Abriendo ave.
Mrs. Williams is reported seriously
i'll at her home lll2 Abriendo Ave.
J. NJ. Murtha has returned from a
ten weeks business trip to California
DR.. Brooks was in Colorado Springs
Wednesday and Thursday on busi-
ness errsnd.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Corrick have
moved from 1927 Elm street to 934
Evans avenue.
John T. Glover of 1922 Spruce St.
has gone to Providence. r. l. to visit
his boyhood home for a month.
Archie NJ. Csrriger and wife of
222l Evans are the proud parents
of an eight pound boy born last Sun
day.
Men are gradually drifting into the
city to take their places at the steel
works whenever their services are
needed.
Mrs Frank Whitman, wife of the
druggist. corner Northern and Berk-
ley, has returned from two week s
visit to Boulder.
Mrs. Jos Spoor of the Evans Ave.
Hotel is having hard siege of la
grippe which has kept her to her
room for several days.
Editor Frank Hays, wife and little
daughter Halle, Of Manzanola, we're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Q.
Burlington last Sunday.
Mrs. Rich Harris of 1899 Evans
and W. l.. Rees of 1927 Eaton receiv-
ed word the other day of the death
of their mother at Johnstown, Pa.
The degree team and drum corps of
No. 2 put on the initiatory work for
Temple Camp No l3l W. o. W. Tues
day night last and it was voted a
grand event by all present.
Frank Mortensen, formerly clerk at
Swartz's Bessemer Pharmacy, has re-
turned from a visit to his old home
in Kansas and will go into business
for himself out on Grand avenue.
Mrs. Alice Thompson of 1896 Evans
has returned from Saida where she
was called two weeks ago by the seri
Gus illness of her sister whose death
occurred shortly after Mrs. Thomp
sons arrival there.
j, H. Sandell, a young man recently
in the banking business at Scandia
kans., is visiting his uncle. j T. Erick
son, the stone contractor. He is verv
well impressed with the city ant
thinks he will remain.
Mrs Reese James, one of the early
settlers of Bessemer, but now livinl
at Homestead, Pa, is paying a visi
to some of her old friends. She il
at present visiting Mrs. Rich Harris
of 1899 Evans avenue.
N. c. Heaton writes from Gales
burg, Ill. where he is visiting hi.
parents that he is having an enjoy
able time in spite of cold weather
William Sibley is driving the Heatol
gasoline and oil tank during Mr.. Hea
tons absence.
DR.. c. L. Terrill is preparing t,
start building small office on the 10
next to the Adriance Block, corne
Northern and Berkley. The offic,
will be modern in every way and will
add another to the business houses il
that neighborhood.
Elmer Johnson has given up tn,
lease on the Bessemer Bakery to tn,
owner, VIM, Trenkenschuh, who viii
run it until his new Model Bakery i
completed Mr.. Johnson and wifi,
have moved to Peona, Delta. Co. wher
he expects to locate.
Peter Keiffer. formerly of the rea
estate firm of Gavin & Keiffer, bu
now living at Beulah, was in the cit
Monday on business matter Mr.
heitfer is interested in a promisin,
mine at Beulah. Work on it is progress
sing and some good ore is being takel
out, the latest assay running yer,
satisfactory to the owners.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. C. Merle of l4O'
Rontt avenue are mourning the los
of their infant son The little fellow
was two years old, and great favor
ite with all his neighbors. He diet
Wednesday after short but very
serious illness of commissions. Tn,
funeral took place from the hous,
Thursday.
Mr.. Z. Rumsey, until recently ;
prominent merchant of Rocky Ford
has moved to Pueblo and decided t.
cast his lot with us. He has leased Z
store room in the Benson block, cor.
ner Northern and Berkley, and is
having it made ready for modern
home bakery. The oven is finished
but will require week or ten days
to dry out. By that time Mr.. Rumsey