The indicator., 1904-04-02
The Bessener Postoifice.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
April IL will be Arbor day.

Wild ducks and duck hunters are
still plentiful.
Hugh Donshue is himself again af-
ter brief spell of sickness.
A little more street sprinkling up
this way would be welcome.
IF, Roe of the Minnequs market
has been on the sick list for several
days.
The INDICATOR has a very large
circulation and it ia increasing all the
time.
Mrs, Jennie Headle Of l4l9 Routt
avenue is recovering from long sick
spell.
Vacation week is at an end again
and next Monday will see the children
back to school.
C II. Gordon is again working on
the circulation of the INDICATOR and
is bringing chem in
Mrs. P. Bvrnes and son Will G., are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hill
and family of Ft. Morgan.
j. H Tenney, assistant to Treasurer
Miller of the c. F. & Co., was in
the city few days this week.
President c. NJ. Schenck of the
Colorado Supply Co. was visiting the
local store the first of the week.
Simon Hotter. of 1925 Routt ave-
nue., has sold his home and removed
with his family to Big Springs, Neb.
A. A. Paterson of the Trinidad
Supply store is at the C. F & |. hos
pital getting over seige of rheuma
tism.
L. G. Blanchard of Williamsburg,
n. Y. has arrired in the city with his
family and will go on the blast furn-
aces.
James Brooks of 4O3 Minnequa
avenue has gone to Los Angeles, Cal
to take a position. His family goes
with him
W H. Howell, travelling auditor of
the Colorado Supply Co. has been in
the city this week on his regular au-
diting trip.
Mrs. R A. Rhodes of 2023 Routt
avenue has made her two little daugh-
ters, Minnie and Verda, present of
a fine piano.
Sam E. Rodekopp has returned
from La Fayette where he tried his
hand at mining coal and will now 20
back to the wire mills.
There arrived at the Davenport
hotel the other day nine experienced
wire workers from Joliet, III. to do
expert work at the wire mill.
Despite the gloomy weather yester-
day afternoon a swarm of Bessemer
children took in the free show given
them by the Empire theatre.
j. V. McClanathan, manager of the
Supply store at Floresta, is at the
c. F & |. Co. hospital recovering
from an attack of appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Griggs Of Rye,
visited Mr.. Grigg's sister, Mrs r. A..
Rhodes, of 2023 Routt. this week.
Mrs. Hall accompanied them home.
H. ]. Smith and wife left Thursday
for Columbus, Ohio, to spend the sum
mer. Mr.. Smith has been doing cleri-
cal work for the c. F. & |. Co. at San
Carlos.
E. P. Price who underwent a sur
gicai operation week ago is resting
easy and will recover. DR.. Dodds
says it was the worst case of appendi-
citis he ever saw.
]. c Nash, a compositor on the
INDICATOR is in receipt of fine cane
from his brother, which came as
present to him from a nearby town,
Ths cane was made by bis brother and
is fine specimen of workmanship;
made of paper, handle is of stag's
horn, weighing approximately three
pounds, and as Jack is on the defense
Just now the cane will come in handy
should he be attacked again by more
individuals than he can handle with
his dukes.
The Iris restaurant next to 1906
Evans has an easy gain to the prowl-
ing thief and as quite lot of valuable
crockery and kitchen utensils are left
there in readiness to start business
with as soon as let to tenant. 1t
was only the other night that several
urchins were seen prowling around
those premises, sizing up the situa-
tion with view of entering on a dark
night and making way with the plum
der. 1t will pay you to take care of
your property.