The indicator., 1904-07-30
LOCAL AND Personal

ing from serious spell OF eickoe
The ext meeting Of the city coun-
Gil will be held on Wednesday. August
3rd.
Mrs. 7. H. Hobart is quite in with
TYPHOID fever at her home, 1882
Cedar street.
&c. Wright and Chas. Savage, Of
the Supply Store, have returned from
their vacations.
Miss Bessie Aslgren. of Denver, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ADKINS. Of
946 Evans Ave.
Ray AcGsrz is . new assistant in
Cashier Guggenheim's department Of
the Supply Store.
Miss Grace Cebuesk1 and John
Shafar, an Austrian couple, were mar
ried last Monday.
]. B. AcKennan and John Kane
have arrived home from . fishing trip
in the Gunnison country.
Ed Kinnsne, Of 944 Evans Ave-,
has been entertaining his brother and
sister. Of Lima, Ohio, for several
days.
s. 2. Schenck. Of the Minnequa
Mercantile Co., returned yesterday
from a short business trip to Colorado
Springs.
Otto Zoilsman has closed his bakery
and store on Abrisndo Ave. and gone
to work for the Supply Store, in
charge Of the bakery.
1t is said that Dowie is coming To
Pueblo and if he does some Of the
newspaper reporters will hide out fol
he has.it in for them.
]. Watts and family have come
from Canada to work in the blast
furnace Of the steel works. Mr..
Watts will live at 9O6 Division.
T. H. Foley has returned from q
visit to OHIO points and says that
times in Colorado are about a. good
As they are in the Buckeye state.
Miss Stella Lyons. one Of the pop
ular clerks at Harry Johnson's store,
is very sick at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ed W. Davis, 926 Evans Ave.
Mrs. Otto Zoilsman and children
will leave in few days with . party
Of relatives for visit with friends at
St. Louis and also to zee the big fair.
K. Satswsna, . Japanese employed
at the steel works, had foot mashed
Monday last, it being run over by q
car. He was removed to the jan
Hotel.
James Gerry, for many years con-
nected with the steel works, has pur-
chased half interest in the Owl Club
saloon with D. W. Jones, and is now
serving liquid refreshments.
Business is on the increase with
the hotels and rooming houses. The
Parcurt Hotel is full to overlooking
ond others report . good steady gain
in the number Of their boarders.
Ringing Bros. will give . parade
on the principal business streets Mon
day forenoon and it will bs . picnic
for tbs street car company ~ we'll u
for the youngsters and their mammas.
Ed King, Of 915 Evans Ave-, bad
bis hand badly cut last Sunday while
trying to close Q window in car. II
required several stitches to sew the
cut, and will keep him from work for
. couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Chappelle and little dsugh-
ter, Quesnie, Of l4O9 Evans Ave,
will leave the first Of the week for
Fl. Worth, Texas, where they will
join Mr.. Chappells and make an ex-
tended visit Of three or four months.
The South Side Water Co. is hav-
ing cobble stone wall put around
the foundation Of the stand pipe on
Minnequs Heights. It is . splendid
idea, making both q big improvement
in the appearance Of the foundation
and also acting as . protection from
the boys climbing up the pipe.
Miss Mary Eaglehoff, the lightning
newspaper circulator, was in the city
Thursday and made this Office . call.
She formerly lived in Bessemer but
for four years has been ON the road
and made phenominsl success Of the
business. Miss Eaglshoff has been in
twelve states in the past eight months.
Logan Ragle, Of the real estate
firm Of Ragle & Pond, drove to Colo
rsdo Springs and back this week with
their little gray team Of ponies; be
made the trip each way in less than
ten hours and took it very easy. On
the return trip Wednesday be
encountered three different rain
gtOrma.