The indicator., 1904-09-10

c. ID. Henderson. the architect,
is at Coffeyville, Kas., on busi-
ness.
A large number of steel work
ers spent Labor Day at Mime
qua Park.
Mrs. n. Farnham is in charge
oi the millinery department at the
Supply store.
w. J. Orange. Bessemer re-
porter of the ar-Journal, is TAX
ing lay-off.
The populace is coming in from
all rdiections to view the work
of street paving.
c. s. Robinson spent the early
part OF the week at Denver in the
interests OF the c. F.'& |, Co.
Public school begun last Mon
day and all the little ones took a
fresh start after their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Troeber and
family have moved in from Beu-
lah and are located at 1928 Cedar
street.
George Harrington has gone to
Chicago for a stay of a month
and will combine business with
pleasure.
Cards containing an act relat-
ing to the conduct of boarding
and lodging houses can be had at
this Office.
Many a man is being enabled
to get days work on the street
because of street paving being
under way.
Shipping Clerk Reese Hart OF
the steel works started for the
Western Slope Monday to spend
vacation.
Mrs. L. NJ. Adams has resumed
her accustomed position OF adver-
tising manager on the Indicator
after her vacation.
F. H. Songer and c. H. Cor
don spent the first of the week in
Denver on business and saw the
Labor Day parade.
Robert Pachaly of the Besse-
mer Dry Goods Co. spent the
first of the week in Denver on
matters of business.
Police Judge R. A. Druley was
driving through the paving dis
trict Monday last holding the
reis over his celebrated calico
speeder.
Frank Workman. the shoe man
at the Supply store, has returned
from two weeks vacation which
he spent visiting his folks at Fort
Scott. Kas.
Col. Ed Story went to Rocky
Ford Tuesday on business and
will be back today. He never
misses the Ford fair and OF course
took that in, too.
Pueblo's big fair will be from
Sept. e6 to the goth inclusive, and
it promises to be a success all
through. President Turner is
making great efforts.
]. ID. Garrett, manager of the
Supply store, has returned from
his vacation. Mr.. Garrett put in
his time in the vicinity of Rye rus
ticating along the foothills.
]. c. Wright has resigned as
manager of the furniture depart
ment of the Supply store to ac-
cept a position with Denver
house. A. B. Mccall succeeds
him here.
Rev. G. G. Giller, of the East
Side Bethel M. f. church, made
the purchase of a fine blooded
water spaniel pup in Bessemer
this week and has installed it in
the household as one of the fam
/ lily
Street Commissioner Kirkland
was doing business up this way
/ Wednesday and directing the
hauling OF dirt, but some of it had
gotten away and had been
dumped in on low lot in the
arroya before he was aware of it.
Night school will begin at the
: Northern avenue NJ. +. church
Sept. 23rd, announcement of which
, is made elsewhere in these col
E umns. Rev. L. M. Potashinsky
r is entitled to much credit for
what he has done in the new en-
terprise.
Rev. Thomas Andrew, former
ly of the Pine street Methodist
church, was calling on Bessemer
friends Wednesday. He has been
! at Cripple Creek for two years
and was assigned to the same
E place for another year by the con-
ference.
, Judge w. B. Webb, who halls
/ from Atchison, Kansas, was in
I the big end of the metropolis
Wednesday. He was here three
years ago the last time and thinks
=. that things have made wonder
!, full change The judge only re-
. Gently left the district bench in