The indicator., 1904-01-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
S. z. SchsAck has returned from a

DR.. Hopkins has returned from
spending lhe holidays in Denver.
Frank Hays of the Manzsnola
Sun, was in the city Monday on busi-
ness.
The street cleaning gang was doing
good work IN Bessemer Tor severa day
past.
Two OF j b. Jones' sons are at
work in the wire mills learning the
trade
Health Inspector Julius Cramer
was doing business in Minnequa
Tuesday.
A. C. Durbin has gone to Kansas
City to make trade on some
property.
One night to Chicago. two to New
York, via Colorado 4 Southern and
connections
Mrs. W. II Snover was down from
the Divide county this week looking
after business affairs.
Mrs Thos. Hendricks ald child of
1881 Cedar st. have gone to Los
Angeles, Calf to Join Mr.. Hendricks.
NJ Schultz, president of the Bes-
semer Building and Loan association,
returned from a weeks visit at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney have moved
fron the Lervle Block to the New
Gladstone corner of Northern and
Spruce.
J. d. Putnam of the Besspmer
Dry Goods company has returned
from a few days business trip to
Cripple Creek.
Ragle & Pond have started the
New Year aight By selling a trio of
houses, which shows that Bessemer is
quite lively.
Joe Marsh came up from the Black
Diamond coal mine earlv in the week
but later returned He is track layer
for the company.
The Monarch laundry had small
sized strike of its drivers on this
week but continues to carry on its
customary business.
Nj. Z. Kaufman has sold his photo
graph business and left with his wife
Thursday for Louisiana, Mo, wher-
he expects to locate
Mrs. Cary of the CAM rooming
house has returned from Kansas City
where she was called on account of
the serious illness of her mother.
Postmaster Glen, of the new Bes-
semer possoiiice, has engaged rooms
over the office and will move in with
his family shortly SO as to be near his
work.
Frank Ryan formerly in charge of
the clothing department at the Sup
ply Store has returned from bust
ness trip to the Southern part of the
state.
j. D. Robertson, who was travelling
for his health, writes his family from
San Diego, California, that he is im-
proving and the family expects to
60 to that place soon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clapham of the
Bessemer Novelty Works were the
lucky boldsrs of the winning ticket at
the Bessemer Jewelry store weekly
drawing last Saturday night.
Minor Prather is very sick at the
home Of his mother Of the Foley
Hotel. He returned from Utah about
four weeks ago to spend the winter
here and was taken sick shortly after,
" H. Howell, travelling auditor
for the Colorado Supply Co., was in
the city Thursday and made hur-
ried inspection of the company's
affairs. Howell is one of the com
pany real hustlers.
The new addition to the Supply
store and the warehouse sheds ad-
Joining are ali enclosed and the in
side finishing will be completed and
ready for occupancy within the
specified time, January goth.
Policeman Frank Lynch arrested
a pretended cripple Wednesday for
begging and sent him down in the
patrol wagon. The officer found that
the man was not crippled and was
imposing on the charity Of the public.
In returning on his wheel from the
lower part of the city one day this
week Ed Vieno found check for
Sl9 drawn on the Western National
Bank which he promptly sent to the
Dank until the owner would show up.
Alex Morrison of Denver, is in
Bessemer trying to arrange prize
skating match on Lake Minnequa
Mr.. Morrison claims to be the state
champion at long distance skating
and would like to meet some Of the
local skaters in a contest.
The fifth lecture in Charming Club
course will be given at Unity church,
corner lth and court street, Sunday
evening, January 10th, by DR. Bar
ton o. Aylesworth, president of
Colorado Agriculture College of Fort
Collins. Subject, Cross Roads
The Bessemer social club met yes
tsrday at the hume of Mrs. Markert,
lOl4 Cedar street. The afternoon
was very pleasantly spent with cards.
Mrs Markert WAS assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs George Kuhn, Mrs.