The indicator., 1904-05-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

]. A Field 10 in Beulah preparing
a summer home for his family.
Gust Anderson is building q very
fine stone house at ll43 Clairmont.
James Burgess and family have
moved into their own home at l247
Pima,
C. Mamach has bought the house
at lll4 Arroyo and moved in last
week.
Mr.. Firth of the MinneQua cigar
store, has been confined at home this
week.
Mrs. John Nogle is at Kansas City
assisting in the care Of an invalid
sister.
R. A. Rhoades of 2023 Routt, has
returned from six months stay in
Kansas.
Mrs. S. V. Lee, of Colney, Kas., is
visiting her son H. E. Lee at 1875
Bragdon.
Mrs. James Bench of 935 Evans
is convalescent from very severe
sick spell.
Zimmerman lost 1896 square feet
of glass at hif greenhouse from the
recent hail.
The ladies' of Bessemer have raised
the money to buy silk flag for Bes-
semer Park.
Charles T. Wygant has opened a
carriage painting and repair shop at
1905 Elm st.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Morrow of 252S
Pine street are the parents Of fine
new S-lb. girl baby.
Miss Winnie Selby was the winner
of the lace collar ratified off by Mrs.
Laae last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Johnson of Boulder is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. W. Whit
man of 1908 Carteret.
Robt. Henry is building two and a
half story house at the corner Of
Northern and Carteret.
Mrs. Jennie Crowder of $50 Currie
avenue who has been very sick is re
ported slightly improved.
K. G. Burnett of 1922 Spruce street
has moved to Trinidad where he ex-
poets to make his home. i.
The Bessemer Photo gallery has
moved to 1906 Evans ave, where they
have much better rooms.
Mrs. Wells has moved from the
Post Office block back to her old
J rooms over 404 Northern ave.
Mrs. j. C. Jones, wife of the pas
tor of the First NJ. E. church South,
has severe case of la grippe.
c. C. Durbin and family have moved
from Minnequa Heights to the Mesa.
"a Block N being their new address
Mrs. C. j. Adriance and two daugh-
ters of 1901 Berkeley, leave early in
June for a weeks visit in Santa Fe,
| N. NJ.
Mrs. C. G. Borden of % Block G
expects her brother-in-law and family
of La Grand, Or, to make her short
visit by June lst.
Chas. Galloway, manager of the
Minnequa Park, is out again after be-
ing cantined to his room few days
slightly indisposed.
lMrs. Sam Walker and children left
Friday for Sopris, Colo. Sam went
about six weeks ago and is working
for the c. F. G. l. Co.
Mrs. W. @. Burlington and little son
Corwin B., will leave next week for
Portland, Ore, where they will visit
relatives for several months
Ladies' Circle of the Northern ave-
/ NJ. E. church will give social at the
home of A. II. Baker, 1887 Orman,
Thursday evening, June 2
The Ice cream and strawberry so.
cial given Monday evening by the
. Pilgrim Baptist church was a very
pleasant and successful affair.
W. o. C. Tuttle, the enterprising
groceryman at 81 Block U has Just
; completed his new carriage house and
} is one of the finest on the Mesa.
Fred Sullivan of lis Block W, left
Monday for his old home at Warrens-
burg, Mo. He expects to be gone
six weeks and intends stopping at
Kansas City and St. Louis before he
returns.
Miss Mary McSherry, who has bG0n
visiting her brother Ed and family at
25l3 Pine street, will leave next vaok
for the Uncompahgre valley to spond
few months with her sister, Nus.
Jane Dougherty.
Mrs. DR.. Lord and son have gone
to California to visit relatives for the
summer. During their absence the
doctor will give up their residence
and room at his Office in the Minnequa
block, phone Main-S89.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Byrnes and son
Will z. arrived home from the fair at
st. Louis Monday and report it bigger
and better than Ringling's, Buffalo
Bills and all the others put together.
They advise everybody to 60.
By the overturning Of lantern in
the basement of Herman & Shloss'
store last Saturday small fire was