The indicator., 1904-02-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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this Office.
F. 0. Roof attended the Peabody
banquet at Denver.
J. D. Byrne and wife have returned
from Nova Scotia.
Policeman Fitzpatrick is down with
bad case Of pneumonia.
Mrs. H. C, Creswell has gone to
Redlands, California, on visit.
Ed McSherry has secured a job on
the roasters at the Eilers smelter.
Ed Vslard is up and around after
very severe attack Of appendicitis.
Victor johnson is bringing out the
park around the C. F. & |. Co. ONCE
buildings.
Summer weather on Wsshington's
birthday. the thermometer register
ing 76 degrees in the shade.
Legislative acts relating to board
ing house and lodging house keepers
can be had at the INDICATOR.
W. Q. Rufington:.made a business
trip to Denver Tuesday and also took
in the Governor Peabody banquet.
Charles Shultis, of Creede, was Wis
iting his brother-in-law and sister,
Rev. and Mrs. L. N. Potashinsky, this
week.
7. H Foley is pushing his plans for
the erection Of his theatre and plan
ing mill back Of the Middelksmp sa-
loon on Abriends avenue.
The INDICATOR will state once more
that it is the policy of this paper to
take no notice of anonymous commu-
nications sent in for publication.
The church department has become
a very interesting feature Of this pa
per, containing as it does, newsy notes
of the churches, personals and the
announcements.
c. H. Gordon, formerly subscrip-
tion canvasser on the INDICATOR, is
now able to be up and around after a
very severe spell Of typhoid fever at
the Pueblo hospital.
E. P. Zahn, of III Cypress street,
has gone to the new little town Of
Howard in the western part Of FIRE.
mont county to work in the lime quar-
ries of the c. F. & Co.
Ed McSherry took tumble off his
bycicle one evening this week, he BY
accident colliding with dog on the
street. In such a mixup the dog usu-
ally gets the best of the argument.
7. B. Burns has returned from a
two months siege Of section work on
the NJ. P. and will 90 back to his old
position of track laying at the steel
works as soon as they reopen along
his line.
Mrs. Freeman has stored her room
ing house goods and gone on short
vacation to California. She expects
to return in a few weeks and con-
tinue the business at the old place on
Northern avenue.
Ed Wilburn, who recently returned
from three weeks visit in Missouri,
is expecting to 60 to back to bis old
position as steam filter at the steel
works He saw the mercury % de-
grees below zero while in Missouri
and helped put up ice.
There was a well attended meeting
of the physicians club at DR.. j. Mo-
rams Office Monday last, at which
considerable business was transacted.
The next meeting will be held at DR..
H. A. Lords Office the second Monday
in March.
A new arrival from North Dakota
says that this is summer weather to
him. He feels like baked clam, but
likes the change 90 well that he is
thinking of leaving the Klondikish
country and remaining here perms-
nently.
E. A. McCutcheon has returned
from ten weeks trip to California,
having visited all the important cities
on the coast. He returns to Pueblo
we'll satisfied that this is good enough
for him. He is back at his old place
with the Royal Drug Co.
c H. Stowe, who went to Union
City, Pa, several weeks ago to settle
up an estate, in communication to
the INDICATOR remarks that the mer-
curry has been around zero ever since
their arrival there January Is, and
often away below. OF course Mr.. and
Mrs. Stowe are anxious to get back
to Colorado, where the sun shines and
people go about at midday coatless
and hatless.
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