The indicator., 1904-04-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Tomorrow will be Nay Day.
H. H. Van Clief was visitor Mon
day.
School election next Monday after
noon.
T. W. Ramey and wife will make a
trip to Missouri next week.
Editor Frank Hays Of the Manzano
la Sun was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. H. Donahue is recovering her
usual health after long sick spell.
Chas. Robertson and family of 1895
Routt avenue have moved to Victor.
Miss Lizzie Roddy has opened a
cozy restaurant at 1901 Elm street.
]. A. Glasgow will return from Los
Angeles, Calf, some time next month.
DR.. T. H. Cooper and family went
to Colorado Springs for visit with
friends.
Rev. B. F. Mcintyre Of the A. u
E. church, has returned from a trip
to Texas.
DR.. ]. G Hopkins left yesterday
for La Jara where be will follow his
profession.
7. j. Mitchell who is working il
Walsenburg will be home today on 8
short visit.
The Bessemer social club met yes
terday at the home of Mrs. Dorr 1921
Cypress street.
The alleys need cleaning out
Too many old shoes, tin cans, balinf
wire, ct ceters.
Rev. l.. M. Potashinsky departed
for Los Angeles, Calf, Thursday fol
a months vacation.
Eddie Sullivan has taken a position
with the Supply store grocery depart
ment as order man.
Mrs. BrunGage and children of Colo
RADIO Springs are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
kniffen of the Foley block.
Mrs. DR.. Lord and child expects t,
leave shortly for California to spent
the summer visiting her folks.
Sunday evening services at the U
B. church will be held at 7:45 o'clocl
instead of at 7:30 as formerly,
Mrs. Hattie Phillips Of Canon City
has located at 800 EIdorsdo street
and is running family laundry.
Harry Cotchell was up Tuesda,
making arrangements to place hi
son in the NJ. E. church night school
Daniel Maloney was taken to the
G. F. & l. Hospital Wednesday suf.
fering from cancer Of the stomach
Henry j. Johnson, one of the Bes
semer postoffice force, has returned
from trip to California and Mexico
Carmillo Franco has opened up
barber shop at S38 Currie avenue, tn,
only shop of the kind in that locality
G. NJ Schenck, president of tn,
Colorado Supply company was visiting
the local store the first of the week
A. F. Kendall, manager of the Wes
Division of the Colorado Supply Co
was visitor at the local store Tues
day.
J. M. Jackson, real estate dealer
was viewing Bessemer Tuesday ant
congratulating the people on getting
street paving.
Joe Marsh has sued the city to re
cover damages for loss sustained by
reason of the building Of the Mes,
avenue viaduct.
Gertrude, the 8-year old daughtel
of Mr.. and Mrs. Shell of Northern
and Orman avenues is very sick will
typhoid pneumonia.
George c. Burnett, architect, wa.
up from Trinidad Monday on business
He says the metropolis of the Goa
district is looking up.
Rev. j. R. Watson, the presiding
elder Of the A. NJ. E. church is al
present in Arizona. He is expected
home in shout two weeks.
B. NJ. Mitchell, the we'll known bar.
Der, has moved his barber shop from
2lO Northern avenue to 1901 Elm
street just around the corner.
Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Sloan
and children of Florence haye return.
cd home after short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Kniffen of the Foley block
L. U. Guggenheim has been re ap.
pointed cashier at the Supply store to
succeed /. B. Van Fossen, who sent
in his resignation to take effect May
lst.