The indicator., 1904-07-23

severe sick spell.
Mrs. Wilder, mother of Mrs. DR..
Marmsduke, has gone to Colorado
Springs for the summer.
Mrs. Charles Dullings, Of Denver.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Quirk, of 1889 Pine street.
Mrs. G. H. Crawford. Of 1880
Rerkley, is going to Streeter, ILL.,, to
q, lend the summer with relatives.
A. H. Baker and family leave today
for Colorado Syringe. where Mrs h.
and family will spend the summer.
Mrs. c. f. Puntenney and family,
of $40 Carterett, has gone to Love
land to visit Mrs. Pentenney's parents.
James O'Harra and family, of 1872
Cypress ST., expect to leave in few
days for st. Louis to attend the fair.
Mrs. Ctas Polhill, of 2427 Routt,
will leave today for a visit of several
weeks with Mr.. Polhill's parents at
Dean, Colo.
j j. Sparr, of 1926 Abriendo, who
was injured at the steel works some
time ago, is almost able to go to
work again.
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S. R. Clark and daughter, Anna, Of
Kingmsn, Kas., is visiting with A
NJ. Clark, l243 Bragdon. who is q
son of s. r. Clark.
J. W. Sweeney came down from the
Moffat road Tuesday for a visit but
will return. He has likely copper
claim which he is prospecting.
W. H. Ellington and A. l.. Kellogg
of the Colorado Supply Co. are al
Redstone, Colo. attending a meeting
of the company's store managers.
Mrs. ]. Steiner, of 1912 Jones
Ave-, takes her husband to Beulah
and the mountains to spend the sum.
mer for the benefit Of his health.
Mrs. J. W. Sheedy and children, OF
Yuma, Colo, who have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. F. N. Snow, Of the
Davenport Hotel, have returned tc
their home.
W. H. Ellington has returned
from Redstone where he was attend.
ing meeting of the managers Colo,
RADIO Supply Co. stores, as a matter
of recreation.
C. F Davis, editor of the Apishaps
Record, of Aguilar, was in Bessemel
l Monday last. He was on his way
home from trip to the mountains
where he was rusticatinR.
Ralph Snodgrass, formerly of thu
Minnequa Bank but now paying tellel
of the Nirst National Bank at Walsen
burg, was up to attend the ball gams
and visit friends a few hours las
Sunday.
R. A. MscDermott, who was form
erly engaged in the second bant
furniture business here. and who wa
burned out, is now located at Lo
Angeles, Calf, and is engaged in th,
pawnbrokers' business.
, Rev. A. M. barley and wife atartet
Thursday on a thousand mile triI
!. overland in a covered wagon and vii
\ travel to the fishing grounds on tn,
N western slope, traversing the mountain
N roads and camping out.
i Rev. G. G. Giller, Of Bloomfield
Iowa, was visiting friends in Besse
q mer the other day He has taker
the pastorate Of the Bethel NJ. E
church on the East side and is nov
t one Of Pueblos fixtures.
Mrs. A. D. Garrett and daughter
t Ida, accompanied by her brother-in
law and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R
Garrett, went to Beulah Thursday fol
months stay. Mr.. Garrett will
follow about August LIST.
W. Q. Burlington returned Tuesday
from trip to Beulah and reports
} that resort filling up and every body
happy. 1t was his first trip tc
, Pueblo's SUNNI er resort and he has 8
good opinion Of its future.
, J. E. Sullivan, a recent graduate
of Benedictine college, and son of D.
A. Sullivan, has decided to spend the
summer vacation visiting relatives al
Joliet and Chicago, ILL.,, and will also
q take in the Worlds Fair at St. Louit
on his return trip. He left on Tues.
day and arrived in Chicago Wednes
! day night.
The Misses Ellen Hedenberg, julia
Reams and Dencie Thompson, all Of
Salina, Kas have been in this city
for week past visiting relatives and
friends, being the guests of Mrs. Geo
, W. Duffy, Of 1888 Cedar Street, part
: of the time. Miss Reams and Miss
Thompson will return to Salina OF
3 Monday. while Miss Heidelberg viii
+. visit her brother Walter, until Sep.
tember LIST.
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