The indicator., 1904-11-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

E. E. Davenport, Of the Supply
store is off duty on the sick list.
1t isn't Andarson's jam, but Ander-
sons coal that is moving these days.
Miss Stella Russell has returned from
a visit with her Uncle at Rocky
Ford.
Furnace A. will be ready to be
blown in about the middle Of n,xt
month.
There are fewer turkeys in Pueblo
now than before Thanksgiving. That
is cinch
j. W. Psulins d d not move his
blacksmith shop to Bessemer as form
erly intended.
Progress Is being male in the mat
ter of putting in south side front
in the Foley block.
Mrs W. Pond will g to Los Ange-
les to remain through the winter on
account of failing health.
". H Clapham. of the Bessemer
Novelty Works, is recovering from an
attack of the jaundice.
Tne City Coal and Wood Yard is
handling lot of coal these times and
in any amount to suit the trade.
Joe Smecker, formerly with the
Buckingham Bar, has gone into busi-
ness for himself at 22l Northern
avenue. rtsss -
Chas. Russell, of the Bessemer
Post Office block, has returned from
Rocky Ford and gone back to work at
the mill.
Frank Gray, foreman of the yard
forces at the steel works, had foot
seriously burned early this week and
had to lay off duty.
Mrs. Joseph Mcdonald, of the
Pittsburg Hotel, left Monday for
Cripple Creek, to join ber husband
who has located there.
DR.. j. G. Hopkins has returned from
La lara and has decided to locate
here permanently. : He has opened up
offices and will do a general practice.
The Willing Workers of the West
minister church gave successful en-
tertainment and Thaks offering social
at the church parlors Thanksgiving
night.
j. V. Leithesd is building an addi-
tion to the rear of bis store and says
he will have business even if he has to
force it. He will soon have a much
larger room.
James Cahill, the well knoSn ex-
cavator. of Bessemer, has the con-
tract for excavating to be done for
the Annex of the Northern avenue
NJ Z. church.
Mrs. B McArdle has bought the g.
room house and 50-feet of ground at
1912 Routt avenue from Mrs. Jones
as matter of investment and has
rented the place.
Herman and Shloss have turned one
of their email store rooms to the east
of the general store into a storage
room and this week placed car load
OF potatoes in it.
Mr. and Mrs. Shank, of 92l Routt
avenue, were one of the first ones to
get one of those fine Apiece china
dinner sets which the Bessemer Dry
Goods company are giving their GUS
toners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Morgan, of 1909
Orman avenue, are confined to their
rooms sick. Mr.. Morgan has a severe
attack of rheumatism and Mrs. Nor
gan has not fully recovered from the
very serious illness she has recently
suffered.
The Order of the White Cross gave
very successful entertainment and
social in their lodge rooms, in the
Dempsey-Langdon Block, last night.
Supreme Representative Bayer, of
Grand Junction, was the honored
guest of the evening.
The congregation of st. James
church will hold rummage sale next
week in the Board of Trade building
Persons having articles which they
would donate will kindly let the
rector know, so that they may be
called for on Monday.
Alderman J. K. Sweeney was show
ing his brother-in-law, E. D. Miller, of
Birdsboro, Pa. through the city and
steel works this week. Mr.. Miller
says the steel works are something
great and thinks they are not yet
done growing.