The indicator., 1904-03-12
The Bessensr Postoifice.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

long stay at Seattle.
f C. Worley has purchased the
house at No 1918 Rio Grande avenue.
II. z Prize and Lee Ellis were duck |
shooting at Lake Huerfano Wednes-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hays and daugh-
ter, Halle, were up from Manzonola
Monday
W. W. Crawford, contractor sad
builder, has gone to Oregon City,
Oregon.
Mrs. W. T. Fox has gone into the
fruit, cigar and confectionery bus.
mess at 1902 Evans.
w. j. Jackson was stirring up pol
itics for the Pueblo County Democrat
up this way Thursday.
Miss Sadie Gill, sister-in-law of Ed
McSherry, left sor her home at Lyn-
dou. Kansas, Thursday.
Ed Vieno is closing out his stock of
shoes and will sell his fixtures pre-
paratory to going East.
W. F. Townsend, once in the real
estate business here, died at Beulah
last Wednesday of typhoid-pneumonia.
W. 7. Jones, of l543 Cedar street.
has gone to California to attend his
brother Harry who is reputed to be
very ill.
Mrs. Robert Leithead of Poca tella,
Idaho, is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clink Of 1900
Evans avenue
The large tent where the Minnequa
congregationalists hold religious SER
vice was blown down by the high
wind Wednesday.
Ed Robinson and family OF 1927
Routt avenue departed this week for
Altoona, Kansas, where they will seek
their fortunes in the oil region there.
The street sprinkler did its best
jyb ever on Northern avenue during
fhe big wind Wednesday forenoon
and greatly reduced the volume of
dust.
Lee Coffin is no longer with the
Progressive Wall Paper & Paint Co.
Richardson and Bole now comprise
the firm and it is doing lot of bus
iness.
Night Captain of Watchmen, Nike
Shay, is the possessor of a fine litter
of bull dog pups by Happy" the
noted dam, and high figures are Of.
fered for them.
W. Pond Of the real estate firm Of
Ragle & Pond is building a fine mod
ern Broom home for himself on Pit
kin avenue between Quincy and Union
to cost about $1,000.
Col Sam Guarino, formerly with
the Colorado Supply Co. is now To-
Gated at New Orleans where he is en-
gagged in business. The INDICATOR
keeps him posted on this town.
Mrs. W. G. Adams, advertising man.
ager for the INDICATOR, returned
from a visit the first of the week to
her daughter, Miss Birdie, clerk on
the state land board at Denver.
G. W. Duffy, compositor on the
INDICATOR, is receiving a visit from
his 5-year-old son, Clyde, who has
been in Nebraska for several months.
The young man has came to stay.
j. l.. Hopkins is the captain of the
new Mlnnequa hose house. He is an
experienced and efficient fireman and
the Minnequa folks are to be con-
graduated as well as Mr.. Hopkins.
Day Roundsman Mccarthy of the
watchmen denies the rumor that he
is about to join the order of bene-
diets. He says nay, nay, but is apt
to be caught up during the leap year.
The shoe cobbler has his shop lo-
Gated now and got room enough on
the lot along with the other building
by taking out the side of the portable
house and sliding his shop part way
in.
The Burkhardt Market Co. moved
its branch shop down town Tuesday,
the company desiring to save rent,
lights, etc by making consolidation.
The market is now located at 2O7
North Union avenue.
T. j. Young did not forget to re.
member his friends on his return
from Crlifornla, for he placed some
of them in possession of fins oranges
which he picked from the trees him.
self Both the oranges and Mr..
Young's thoughtfulness are apprs-