The indicator., 1904-10-29

l he 9-inch mil went on the
double turn the FIRST of the week
Policeman John Travis is re-
covering from serge of typhoid
fever
Vim. Moore is carrying on his
shooting gallery business down
town.
Another frost or Two and fly
time viii be al mn end Tor this
season.
Governor ], Ii. Peabody will
speak at the Grand opera house
tonight
Peter Steiner left early in the
week for his old home at Brad
dock, Pa.
Mrs. loe Stainiorth oi 2eos
Routt avenue is reported on the
sick list.
Mrs. w. II. Clapham has re-
turned from the hospital and is
doing well.
Duck shooting at the {. +. &
| reservoirs furnishes good sport
these days.
Rev. L. NJ. Potashinsky made
a business trip to Denver the first
of the week.
Fred Falardeau, who has been
on the sick list for the past month
IS able to be out again.
Patrolman Fitzpatrick has been
laid up several days on account
of a touch OF pneumonia.
Carl P. Pfefferle and family
are spending a few weeks at his
fathers ranch near Beulah.
Born-Oct. FL, 1904 to Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w Richardson OF 1902
Cypress street an 81 pound girl.
Sam Cline has returned to Bes-
semer after 7-months' sojourn
in Illinois and Tennessee points.
l. b. Stamm has the position
OF street foreman with the paving
company while w. H. Eaton is
sick.
VIM. Wester has returned from
the coal mines near Walsenburg
and will find job at the steel
works.
Miss Georgia Hinshaw of III
Topaz avenue, was given birth
day surprise party last Saturday
evening.
Frank Hasford. assistant to
Cashier Guggenheim of the Sup
ply store, has returned from his
vacation.
| Joseph Jackson, employed at
the bottom house, lost a thumb
last Monday by getting it caugh,
in a, cable.
| James McCurday of West
Cliff, has returned to his home
after visiting his parents here fol
several days.
Mrs. A. D. Garrett and daught.
er of 800 Evans avenue, have re.
turned from a three months Wis
it to relatives in West Virginia
and Pennsylvania
| Mrs. T. NJ. Hobart came UP
from Rocky Ford the first of the
week to join her husband, and
they are now at home to theiI
friends at 1924 Pine street.
Crescent Lodge No. 10, d. ot
H., gave very interesting en-.
tertainment at their hall last
Monday night, there being a
good sized crowd and the enter
tainment was success in every
way.
Miss Mary McSherry has re-
turned from visit to relatives
at Montrose, and is making her
home with her brother, Ed. Nc
Sherry and wife. She is a good
booster for Pueblo, and says il
is the best town in the state.
l.. r. Pfefferle, the grocer at
2IG3 Evans avenue, is slowly re-
covering from a painful injury
received at his ranch near Beu-
lah couple OF weeks ago, in get
tin gqn his wagon Mr.. Pfefferle
slipped and wrenched his leg.
Among the successful nimrods
who this week tried their luck
and skill were Cal and Port Nc
Creary. Whether the boys
bought ducks or shot them we
knoweth not, but they at least
brought home a goodly number
OF elegant specimens and they
and their friends feasted.
w. H. Eaton, street foreman
for the Warren Bros. Paving Co.,
was taken to the Sisters hospi-
tai, Monday morning, suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
The attending physician thinks
he has the fever broken and that
the patient will soon be out
again.