The indicator., 1904-08-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

at 732 Elm stseet.
Frank Workman, the Supply store
shoaman, is taking two weeks vaca-
tion.
MIR. and Mrs. John Glover have
gore to housekeeping at ll09 ROutt
avenue.
J. T. Eri,kson left for Tylor'-
Park Tuesday where he will d. some
prospecting.
P. F. Roe, Of the MinneQus Markrt
vishet his family at Colnra 80 Springs
lust Sunday.
The INDICATOR has a brand new
cash register, the best made, to sell
at a bargain.
Lee Graham is out of the hospital
after being laid up with severe case
of Indigestion.
A. j. Moore, a retired stockman of
of lll5 Berkley avenue, is very i'll
with stomach trouble.
The Bessemer Building & Loan
Association made three loans at its
regular meeting this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand Glyre will
soon make trip to the fair and also
to their old home in Illinois.
Mrs. VIM. Hanks and son of 90l
Routt avenue, have returned from
three weeks visit at Beulah.
Oscar Montgomery, a st. Charles
River ranchman, reports that he has
the best crop he ever raised.
Tony Fisher is very ill at the SIS
ters' hospital as a result of his expe-
rieDce in the late railroad disaster.
Louis NJ. Story, son of Col. Ed
Story, has accepted a position with
the American Beet Sugar Co., of
Rocky Ford.
John and Miss Eva Maxey, his sis
ter, have gone to St. Joseph, Mo-. on
a visit, and from there they will go
to the fair.
C. H. Gordon, the INDICATOR circu-
lator, is making close canvass of
the city and is adding many to the
already very large list.
Temple Camp W. o. W. is enjoying
smal.-sized boom Several new
members have been initiated in the
order the past few meetings.
Earl Kisselring of the Dairy Lunch
room and his wife have returned from
very pleasant six weeks wagon trip
over in the Taylor Park country.
Mrs. A. H. Baker and Mrs. Matte
Sharf, of 1887 Orman Ave, have
returned from Colorado Springs where
they have been visiting for a month.
Thos. Ruffin has a yard full of
flowers r. his Orman avenue home and
his success proves that out door
flower culture can be made success
in this city.
] H Fisher has bought out W. H
Mowry's interest in the grocery store,
corner of Northern and Berkeley Ave-,
he will re stock and make a modern,
: up-to-date store of it.
: Sunday last was the coolest August
day experienced in this city in years
A really cold drizzling rain fell which
made it disagreeable and reminded
one of the eastern climate.
&. r. Irwin, formerly of Rouse, has
succeeded Mr.. Savage as manager of
the dry goods department of the
4 Supply store Mr.. Savage recently
resigned to accept position at Port
. land, Oregon.
W. H. Compton, rising young
business man of Denver, was calling
on Pueblo friends this week while off
on his vacation. Among these old
time friends who received calls we're
A. W. Lennard and P. Byrnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Clark, of 1243
Bragdon Ave-, will leave for Little
Rock, Ark, and other points next
Tuesday. to settle up the estate Of
L. B. Durham. their nephew, who
was drowned in the Eden railroad
! disaster.
7. j. Ryland, Messers Gray and
Gsrvin and Misses Ryland and
Williams, of the Pittsburg Hotel,
made jolly party who visited Mani
tou last Sunday. They expected to
go up the Peak but it was too cold
and rainy.
Mr.. Simon, formerly with Herman
& Shloss but for come time Lying at
Cheyenne, Wyo, was in this city this
week. He will take his family back
!. with him. Mr. Simon says Northern
Colorado and Wyoming are very
8 prosperous.
V. H. Peerman, who has been in
/. Leadville for the past two years, was
in the city this week and looked over
the big improvements made since he
left. He is much surprised at the
growth and says that he expects to
see Bessemer rapidly forge to the
front.
c. c Gaines has charge Of the
Bessemer postoffice in the absence of
Mr.. Glenn who is taking his vacation.
Mr. Gaines says that he has discov-
cred that there is something to do
and he is kept going all the time