The indicator., 1904-04-16
LOCAL AND Personal

The h. Miller family has moved out
to a ranch.
J Real estate dealers say business is
getting better.
Street paving talk was heard on
all sides after the event.
John Berg of 1929 Elm street is
building a house on Pine street
C. A Miller, civil engineer, is using
the tripod in Bowerman gold camp.
W. W. Jones has moved his furn-
iture business out of the Carroll block.
F. Roof made trip to Walsen-
burg Tuesday returning on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Clink, of the Home Bakery
has been sick at her home for several
days.
The Bessemer Park will be open
for business-or pleasure, rather,
May lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Huglar of 20l7
Pine street are the proud parents of
a new son.
VIM B. Moore has opened up a
cigar and tobacco store at 309 North
ern avenue.
Charlie B rger of 1888 Pine street
has gone to Omaha to visit his sister
who is very ill.
Udick & Sons are putting down a
cement walk around their store, cor
ner Mesa and Routt.
Mrs. Dora Krentlehr is very ill at
the home of her son at 1881 Spruce
street with pleurisy.
DR.. Cooper has moved his office
from the postoffice block to his resi-
dence 93l Evans avenue.
E. L. Biggs, of Cameron, Colo, has
moved to Pueblo and gone in business
at 422 Northern avenue.
Mrs A. W. Dickey has gone to
Leadville to join her husband who has
employment at smelter.
Mrs. W. A. Shellman has returned
from visit to her sick mother in
the southern part of Kansas.
7. j. Ryland, proprietor of the Pit
tsburg hotel has been confined to bis
room for several days by illness.
The curfew is now sounded at 800
p. m. instead of 8 o'clock and will 30
continue until October LIST next.
Mrs. Laura Morrison and Mrs. Spen-
Ger Lindsey of Msnitou are visiting
the family of DR.. A. L. Fugard
H. ]. Thompson of 1922 Pine street
has moved his family to Salida where
he is employed in the machine shops
Mrs. H. J. Chase and son of Man
zanola have moved to Bessemer and
are now located at 6l8 Arroyo ave-
nue..
The Rio Grande will run an excur-
sion to Royal Gorge tomorrow and
many from this section of the city
will go.
NJ Simon, formerly with the firm
of Herman & Shloss, is now in Steam
boat Springs where he will open up a
law office.
The INDICATOR church department
is very interesting feature of the
paper and contains much valuable in
formation.
Logan Ragle of the real estate firm
of Ragle & Pond who has been in
Denver for few days is expected
back tonight.
W. E. Howe has gone to Denver to
visit his son who is a druggist in St.
Luke's hospital, and also his dauQh-
ter, Mrs. l.. C Blunt.
Henry Dittmar, the popular meat
cutter at the Supply store has moved
his family from the eastside to 1924
Abriendo avenue.
D. R. Melchi. of Denora, Pa, has
arrived here to work in the cooper
shop and will reside at 1911 Pine
street with his family.
Col. Tom Kelley and Ex-Alderman
Tom Lloyd were viewing Bessemer
Tuesday and looking for the new
boom" as Col. Kelley put it.
Subscribers would confer a favor
on this office by informing it of any
irregularity in receiving the paper,
and also of any change of address.
Mrs. 7. H. Martin and sons of 1909
Evans avenue departed Sunday last
for Kansas City where they will visit
for awhile and thence to Marshall,