The indicator., 1904-08-20
Friday and Sunday rains ar
the usual thing now.

the usual thing now.
w. w. Hughes. an Indicator
typo. has been very sick all week.
John Molander and wife have
gone to visit their relatives in IL
linois.
Miss Bertha Clink has returned
from a months visit with friends
at Denver.
This is steel works pay day and
things are lively. About $IS5, 900
is being paid out.
Marble Bros. are building an
office addition to their shop, cor
ner of Routt and Mesa.
Guy Humphrey, accident man
at the steel works, spent several
days at Manitou this week.
Frank Chavez, a smelter en-
ploye, stepped on some molten
Stag Tuesday and is laid up.
There is noticeable increase
of travel on the street cars which
shows that the city is filling up.
H. H, Van Vlief and c. f. Cher
rington were among those doing
business up this way Wednesday,,
Mrs. C. w. Cole of Abilene,
Kansas, is visiting her son, c.
Cole. and his family, on Pine
street.
Victor johnson and family left
yesterday for the mountains in
the vicinity of Beulah where they
will take an outing.
The Studio Grand is known as the
Baby Studio" They surely know
how to make the little babies smile
and look their prettiest.
Next week the Indicator will
begin the publication of the serial
story. "The Sky Pilot" 1t is a
very interesting tale.
Ben Reddish. the meat man at
the Minnequa Mercantile Co., was
in Denver the fore part OF the
week on business errand.
There will be game of base
ball Sunday at the Lakeside Park
between the c. F. & Is and the
Davis-Shaw team OF Denver
Roy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
McWilliams, departed for the
Worlds Fair Tuesday last for a
vacation and sightseeing tour.
Mrs. ]. c. Adams and family.
of 1903 Berkeley avenue, have re
turned from an extensive trip
through Mexico, New Mexico and
Arizona.
Miss Jennie Mastro, OF o2s Box
Elder street, gave birthday par
ty Tuesday last at which games
and refreshments were leading
features.
w. l.. Anderson accompanied
his family as far as Denver We'd
nesday on their way to Nebraska
and Illinois points where they will
visit relatives.
NJ. Hannish, the tailor, is hav-
ing well dug in the rear of his
store on Evans avenue. He ex-
poets to get good supply of wat
er about IS feet down.
Mrs. w. Q. Burlington and little
son Corwin B. arrived home Tues
day last from three-months Wis
it with relatives at Portland and
Troutdale. Oregon, and other
points.
Frank Critcher is expected back
today from San Francisco where
he was called couple of weeks
ago on account of the death of his
fateher.
DIR. Harry Bay, OF Vineland,
was in the city Tuesday and had
the satisfaction of receiving his
college diploma through the mail.
He is a graduate of Barnes Medi-
al lIISlItute VI 81 LOUIS.
John Molander and wife, of 1929
Berwind avenue, left Tuesday for
visit to their old home near Chi
cago. Before returning they will
visit the Fair at St. Louis. They
expect to be gone about six weeks.
/ L. M. Pfeiffcr, the street paving
man, arrived in the city from Kan
sas City Wednesday and was
looking over the Bessemer dis
trict and shaking hands with
friends. He secured large paw
ing contracts for his company
since leaving here.
Miss Nora White and Miss Winifred
Mosher Of Portland, Oregon, stopped
over Thursday night while en- route
to the Worlds Fair and visited with
Mrs. P. Byrnes. The ladies' expressed
themselves as being delighted with
Colorado's mountains and its climate,
and were having a very enjoyable
trip.