The indicator., 1904-06-11
LOCAL AND Personal

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avenue is on the sick list.
W. H, Ellington was doing bus
mess at Denver this week.
There is feeling that building
operations will revive soon.
Ed DanSerfeld will return within
a few days from his St. Louis trip.
C. A. Galloway, manager Of the
Minnequa Park, is sick at the Pueblo
Hospital.
The Bessemer Park must get open
and stay open. says public opinion up
this way.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hill and daugh-
ter Zana returned to Fl. Morgan
Wednesday.
Cherry & Wise have moved their
carpenter shop from 6O9 Northern
to 1914 Evans.
Will Chase returned early in the
week from the coal fields in Las
Animas county.
A. H. Baker will 60 into the real
estate business and has his Office at
1887 Orman avenue
Fred o. Roof of the Minnequa
bank has returned from business
trip to New Mexico.
Miss PhylliA Shull of La Junta is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shull OF 1901 Orman avenue.
Miss Bessie Whitlock, cashier at
Bergerman Bros store, went to Den
yer Thursday for q months visit.
John Draxoman of 1910 Orman
avenue is now mining at Amethyst,
and the wife and children will follow
soon.
A. W. Dickey will return the first Of
the week to Leadville where he has
employment at the Arkansas Valley
smelter.
Chas. E. Cherrington was doing
business up this way Wednesday. He
has good hopes for the future Of the
mining stock market.
c. S. Robinson and family have gone
to Mass. where the wife and children
will spend the summer, Mr.. Robinson
to return in two weeks.
E A. McCutcheon of the Royal
Drug Co. is assisting at the Tpple
Pharmacy during the absence Of Mr..
Tipple on his wedding tour.
E. C. Evans of Pittsburg, Pa, q
moulder, has come to Beesemer to
work in the steel works, and has
taken the house at l421 Orman
There will be dance every Satur-
day night at the hall corner Northern
and Berkley under new management.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
J. B. Hughes and J. H. Hoffman Of
the Chloride Gold Mining Co. were in
Bessemer this week on business.
They are now promoting Lcadville
property.
There is law against throwing
waste Of all kinds into the alleys and
on vacant lots and such law should be
observed by all for the good Of the
community.
Herman & Shloss have added q
confectionery department to their
store. 1t is located right at the main
entrance and is stocked with a very
fine line of the latest ideas in choice
confections.
A. ]. Henbest Of Calhan was in
the city Wednesday and called on
Bessemer friends. He is one Of the
real pushers Of his town and didn't
even take time here to 20 to the
horse races.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Garrett enter
tanned this week Mrs. F. Marshall and
son Of Ouray, and Mrs. James Flynn
and daughter of Denver. Miss Ida
Garrett returned with Mrs. Marshall
to Ouray for visit.
Frank Keeler of Columbus, Ohio,
who came to Bessemer last week to
visit his brother-in-law, U.S.G. Brobst
Of 1905 Orman avenue. has purchased
the Antlers hotel at Beulah and will
take possession next week.
A very pleasant little party was
given Thursday night at the home Of
M. and Mrs. Lusber, 20l8 Evans
ayenue. about a dozan nj their frianda
and neighbors enjoying themselves in
card playing and dancing. Dainty
refreshments were served at the mid
night hour.
P. G. McCreery has accepted a po-
sition running an engine from Pocs-
tello, Idaho, to Ogden, Utah, and he
and family will make Pocstello their
future home. Mrs. AcCreey went
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