The indicator., 1904-04-09
The bessemer POStOifiCe.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

J D. Easter has gone back to his
old position of engineer in the wire
mill.
Fruit tree blossoms are coming out
and the horticulturists predict good
season.
Mrs. DR. j. S. Patterson left We'd
nesday for Gold Hill. near Boulder, to
Join her husband
Henry Oittmar has returned to his
former place behind the meat counter
at the Supply store.
E. P. Price, who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis,
will soon be all right again.
W. l.. Anderson's coal office will
soon be completed and will be the
best of the sort in the city.
j. Cory Baker was taking orders
for 1905 calendars this week and has
some very handsome samples.
Mrs. P. Byrnes and son, Will q,
arrived home Tuesday last from a
visit with friends at Fort Morgan,
The Bessemer Pharmacy ia thor
oughly supplied with everything in
the line of herbs for the spring time.
j. S. Rogers, of Exeter, Mo-, is
visiting his brother, Robert Rogers,
and thinks of going to work in the
mill
The fine room alongside the post
office is yet for rent and is just the
pl ce for some enterprising merchant
to locate.
James Bierly. G. F. & |. ball
player, has returned from Louisville,
Colo, and will stay with the home
team this season.
W. H. Ellington is the new man
ager of the Colorado Supply Co store
at this place with A. D Garrett as
his able assistant
Dr. 7. II. Cooper, who had a severe
hemorrhage last week, is now i'm
proving and there is no doubt about
his complete recovery.
Mike Cahill went back to the Rugby
coal diggings Tuesday. He and his
father, James Cahill, are doing very
well there and will remain.
Robert Leithead and wife. who re-
turned from Neveda, expect to make
this place their future home. Most
all the Puebloans will return.
Mike Burke, former Bessemer
steel worker but later rancher near
Rye. is now looking over southern
Kansas with view to locating.
L. NJ. Pfeiffer, representing the
Warren Bros. paving company, was
in the city the first ef the week look
ing after his company's interests.
Mrs. Emma L. Baker, of Kendall
vile, Ind, arrived in the city Thurs
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. B Andrews at lll9 Pine street.
A. S. Curthbertson, commercial
agent for the C. & s. R. r. was doing
business in Bessemer Wednesday and
found better condition of affairs.
F. H. W. Leggatt has resigned his
position of bookkeeper in the cashiers
office of the Supply store to accept
one with the Hammond Packing Co.
Mr.. Adriance of 1903 gerkley will
leave next week for Southern Calf,
to take charge of a bridge gang on
the Santa F'e railroad. His family will
remain in the city.
Phil Carter has taken a position in
the meat depai tment of Herman {,
Schloss' store made vacant by the re-
signation of Frank Bingham who goes
with the Swift Packing Co.
Mrs. Sophia Foley's house at 1901
Abriendo is being repaired after the
fire and is almost ready again for oc-
cupancy Mrs Foley is poor widow
and the loss is severely felt by her
All the boarding houses ann restau-
rants are doing better business
these days and the future looks still
brighter New people are coming in
and those places are among the first
to make the discovery.
The Philanthropic club will give
social entertainment at the Bay State
over the Minnequa bank next Tues
day night, There will be games and
refreshments, and the ladies' in charge
are preparing rare treat for all.
VIM. Wiley and family, of West
Liberty, Ia, arrived Thursday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrianson of 1903 Berk-
ley. and will remain about two months
and if suited, will purchase property
here and make Bessemer their future
home.