The indicator., 1904-02-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

spent Thursday at Denver. =
DR.. +. l.. Morse has moved his Of
fee to the Central block down town.
Selby Thomas is building a two
story addition to the rear Of his sa-
loon.
F. P. Hawke went to Denver yes
terday to attend the Lincoln Day
banquet.
There is a case of diphtheria on the
Heights and proper quarantine has
been established,
7. H. Foley has purchased lot on
Abriendo avenue in the 1900 block
and expects to build.
Frank Critcher is having some very
fine shelving and fixtures made by the
Bessemer Planning Mills.
C. F. Ray & Co. will open up real
estate office on Evans avenue, to be
in charge of Graham Ray.
Use good taste in sending valen-
tine. Send nice one, not the hide
GUS, senseless and insulting cartoons.
A very interesting synopsis of the
monthly health report for January,
1903, ia published in these columns.
Mrs. j. W. Roger WAS taken to St.
Mary's hospital Thursday to have an
operation performed for appendicitis.
The 6-year-old little girl of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. McSherry of 25l3 Pine street
is recovering from spell of typhoid
fever.
A. c. Guilfoil was in Trinidad this
week attending the funeral of his
mother who died of pneumonia after
very brief illness.
Mrs Phil Carter the popular clerk
at the Bessemer Dry Goods store is
confined to her home with a severe
attack af la grippe.
Miss Ethel Reed of Denver ia in
the city assisting her cousin, Mrs. H
F. Songer, to take care of the child
ren during their illness.
j. A. Glasgow, who went to Los
Angeles, Calf, for his health several
months ago. writes his family that he
is doing fine and feels more like him
self.
Postmaster j. II. Mitchell was look
ing over the Bessemer postoffice Mon
day and expressed himself as being
well pleased with the first weeks
work.
.. Payments on subscriptions are COM
ing in fast and many new names are
being added to the list, all of which
is very pleasing. Let the good work
go on.
Helen May, the 6-months-old little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Spoor
of 1919 Routt avenue. died on Tues
day of this week, after a lingering
illness.
A. NJ. Schultz, travelling man for
the klemp-Blake Furniture Co. OF
Denver, was visiting his brother, j.
M. Schultz Wednesday and Thursday
of this week.
The work of remodeling the Car
! roll store building on Abriendo ave-
nue. is progressing. Mrs Wygant
/ will occupy the place as a boarding
and lodging house.
The Jetferson's,' who will appear
at the Grand Friday night next in
the entertainment course, comprise
, local musical talent. The production
will be a musical comedy and is very
pleasing.
Paul, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. F. Songer, is recovering from a
spell of measles and pneumonia COM
combined. Ruby, the eldest girl, has
the measles, but is getting along
very well.
James D. Byrne and wife of 939
Routt avenue left Tuesday evening
for long trip East to Boston from
where they take steamer for Lon
donderry, Nova Scotia, which will be
their home for the future.
Fred Wilson expects to go back to
the Black Diamond coal mines this
side of Aguilar. Fred is an old-time
smelterman but can make more money
mining coal. His monthly time check
bears out his statement to that effect.
Tom Mangsn came in from his
ranch on the St. Charles Tuesday and
rented box at the Bessemer post
Office. Toms face is hidden now be-
hind luxurious growth of bronze
whiskers and he looks like a country
statesman.
Real estate is showing considerable
activity the past week, Ragle & Pond
have made several good sales, and
have several more on the point of
closing up. Gavin, Hanger, Buffing-
ton & McWilliams also report some
good transfers and others about to
close up.