The indicator., 1904-01-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Geo, Burnett, architect, has gone
to Trinidad again to finish up a job.
Henry Corrick of 1923 Elm, is at
the Sisters hospital sick with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Nash of 1909
Violet avenue, have returned from
Salida.
I. W. Ramey, of 400 Routt is in
the Southern part of the state on
business.
Mrs. Eli Miller, of l040 East
Abriendo, has returned from a visit
to Cripple Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dannenbrink,
l4l9 Routt, are the parents of fine
7-pound baby girl.
"a little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Hartel of 1923 Spruce
street on the 10th inst.
Sid Prouty came down from Wal
senburg this week to visit his family
at Mlnnequa Heights.
Thursday was Greek New Years
and the local settlement celebrated
the day in holiday style.
j. H. Mcdaniel, pharmacist at the
state penitentiary at Canon City. WAS
a visitor in Bessemer Friday.
James Garbett returned this week
from Pittshurg, Pa. where he has
been for the last few months.
A. V. Patton has returned to his
home, l433 Orman after a weeks
visit to his ranch east of the city.
VIM. Varney, of 5o6a Northern
Ave. left Thursday for Denver where
he expects to reside in the future.
Auditor W II. Howell of the
Colorodo Supply company, has been
in the city this week on his regular
visit.
P. Byrnes OF the INDICATOR will at
tend the annual meeting of the State
Editorial association at Denver next
Monday.
Miss Minnie AK. l4l2 Routt ave-
nue., is recovering from a severe cold
that kept her confined to her home
for week or ten days.
Mrs Nellie Lippert and daughter
Miss Hazel, are down from Cripple
Creek and will remain in Bessemer
during the winter months.
w. A. Pedrick has moved back to
his old home, 1901 Routt, from
several months residence at the home
of his daughter on East 9th street.
improvements in the way of double
outside doors are being made to the
stairway entrance Of the Dempsey
Langdon Hall corner Mesa and Evans.
Aleck Smith of Cripple Creek, was
in Bessemer this week renewing old
acquaintances He was once motor
man on the Bessemer street car line.
Temple Camp l3l and Pansy Circle
AZ, will Jointly install officers Tues
day evening, January 18th. j. A.
Boak, head officer from Denver.
will do the installing.
; The Bessemer Social Club will meet
January 2lst at the home of Mrs. j.
Davis on Pine. She will be assisted
in entertaining by Mesdames Dsrr,
Dugan and Stapleford.
Jonn G. Hanish is having a one
story bri;k store put up at 1910
Evans Ave. on lot he recently pur-
chased. When compIeted.he will oc-
cupy it with his tailor shop.
Pansy Circle AZ and Temple Camp
1871, W 0. W, received their 500
pieces of china this week and are
very proud of them. The dishes
bavs the emblem of both orders en-
graved on them.
! c. II. McComber and family of
1903 Routt avenue, have gone to
COLORADO Springs where his head
quarters will be, having been trans
ferred to run as railroad mail
clerk from Colorado Springs to Kan
sas City.
Ed Young was down from Denver
Sunday and Monday with the Over
land Bowling team and visited with
his parents. Eddie is holding his
record as a reliable bowler, and is
still leading the Denver city league
on high average score.
c. II. Stowe, who came here from
Oklahoma SIX months ago, has gone
to Union City, Penn, to settle up an
estate and will be absent several
months Mr., Stowe acquired consid-
cradle property there and has faith
in the future of Bessemsr.
Floyd r. Thompson, once of this
city but now of Cripple Creek, was in
Bessemer Thursday and called at this
office He had not seen the place in
three years and was greatly surprised
at the new city to the south. He says
the strike in the gold camp is all off
and as many men are now at work az
ever before and the people are feel
ing enthusiastic over the future out
look.