The indicator., 1904-04-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Bring in the news items.
1t looks bad for early fruit.
Garden making is now under way
Keep up the good work Of the street
sprinkler.
President j. F. Hearne was visiting
the steel works Monday.
C. A. Vierse closed up his paint
shop and vanished.
Try business local in this paper
and watch for results.
The Minnequa Republican club will
hold frequent sessions.
Lake Minnequa Park theatre will
open up about the 29th of May.
The circulation of the INDICATOR is
growing at the rate Of dozen day
W. Ponds fine new house on Pitkin
street is almost ready for occupancy.
The water has seldom been higher
in Lake Minnequa than at the present
time.
W. H. Plummer has returned home
after visit to relatives at Canon
City.
If you don't get your paper tell US
n nd tl-a tt-Ill ha Glad 10 y,,oHa - oil
right.
Auditor Howell of the Supply Co.
was visiting at the store the first of
the week.
Miss Amy Maggs of 1924 Cedar is
recovering from very severe spell
of sickness.
S. P. Folker, the expressman, has q
new double wagon, one of the very
latest style.
Ben Van Fossen, cashier of the
Supply store, was in Denver Wednes.
day on business.
Little Annie B. daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Coleman is recovering from a
serious sick spell
Mrs. ]. D. Little of Florence ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. K. F. Thorpe
of S5l Abriendo avenue.
For fear that there are any who
didn't find it out it might be we'll to
state that the wind blew Thursday.
Master j. Ingling and Frank Mar
colt of Denver are visiting their aunt
Mrs. Corrick of 934 Evans avenue.
The Women's Democratic club will
give card social and party at the
Bessemer city hall on the evsning Of
May 9th.
c. A. Henderson returned this week
from Cotfeeville, Kansas, where be
has been for a couple of weeks on
business
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Mary Morris to Mr..
Walter Rich on Wednesday, April n,
at her home.
Mrs. W. c. McWiiliams will arrive
home next week from Pittsburg, Kan
sas, where she has been for several
months past.
Fancy Circle gave very success.
full card party at their hall Wednes.
day evening and large crowd was
there to wh0op EN- up
Rev. l.. NJ. Potashinsky will leave
for Los Angeles, Calf, next Thurs.
day to attend the general conference
Of the NJ. E. church.
Tom Mangan was in from his ranch
Monday and took out load of feec
for his stock. He is doing we'll OF
his st. Charles ranch.
W. H. Davenport continues hi
rounds selling A l butter, butter mill
and sweet milk and talking cheerfully
of the times and the weather.
The real estate men are renting
out many houses these days which
goes to show that the industries Of
the city are taking on more help.
NJ. j. Sullivan has returned from
the City of Mexico and is stopping
with his mother at 1l4l Routt and
expects to stay there several months
Mrs. Lulu Gregory will take charge
of the Iris restaurant next week and
is having it nicely papered and ar.
ranging it in better style generally.
H. M. Clay. the hustling city pas
senger and ticket agent, Of the C. &
5. was making the acquaintance Of
Bessemer people Thursday. 1t was
his first trip and expressed great sur
prise at the size of the place. 1T is
little city in ITSELF" be remarked,
as be sized up the locality.