The indicator., 1904-12-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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daily in the Carol block.
W. j. Rogers has opened coal
and feed store at 1871 Rou,t avenue.
7. W Ramey, of l70l Routt avenue,
is in Missouri on a short business
lrip.
1Cardy. Candy, Candy at Sodeburg's :
Candy Factory, across from City
Hall.
4 b. Pattrn has moved il the city
from his rauca near NnelnH fif he
winter.
IS, Il. C.aphsn, he L,yy Gle man is
secoyering from short spell of
sickness.
A son Was born Sgnday lat to Mr.
and Mrs, WIN. Urban, of 9ll Abr.en-
do avenue.
Policemen Gstza and Travis, who
have been on the sick list, are sbout
all right now.
ii. Herman and ". l.. Anderson,
twn of Bessemer's busy citizens are
on the Grand jury.
The remains of Thomas Sexton, who
died last Saturday. were shipped to
Joliet, ILL.,, for interment.
Work on the foundation walls of
the Ballard block, corner of Rout and
Northern, Is progressing rapidly.
l.. U. Guggenheim. cashier of the
Supply store, has returned from a
few days business trip to Denver.
Mrs. j. l.. Adkins, of GAG Evans
avenue. has returned from a lengthy
visit with her mother, in Denver
IJ. o. Hardiman and wife, of 93S
Evans avenue, are rejoicing over the
arrival Of fine baby boy at their
home.
Marmaduke & Co., the feed dealers
are installing new wagon scales at
their store, corner Northern and
Routt.
VIM. Little created disturbance
on Northern avenue Sunday last and
was landed in Jail by policeman
Lynch.
MIR. and Mrs. Pedric, of 1880 Pine
street are the happy parents OF a little
daughter who came to them last
Monday.
Excavating for the new addition to
the Northern Ave. NJ f. Church is
completed and work started on the
foundation walls.
Herman & Shloss are occupying
another store room next door tU dis
play to better advantage their large
stock of Christmas goods.
Marble Bros, the contractors, re-
port business IN their line exceedingly
brisk They have more men working
now than they have had for several
months.
Mrs. VIM. Hanks, of 1904 Rout.
avenue, has returned to her home
from st. Marys hospital, where she
has been for some time undergoing a
serious operation.
Mrs. Mary A. Baker, mother of j..
Cory Baker, of 1922 Berkely avenue,
who has been visiting the family for
several months, left for her home at
Salem, Ono, Sunday last.
Claude Everett has returned from
a years stay at Cleveland, Ohio, where
he held position in the iron molder's
department of the steel works, and is
spending few days at Beuah.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Wilmington, of
ll3l Evans avenue, celebrated their
32nd wedding anniversary Wednes-
day, Nov. 80. Mrs Wilmington en-
tertalned the Bessemer Social Club in
the afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. S. LeBaron, formerly
Miss Maude Jones, popular young
on The INDICATOR reportorial force,
was very pleasant caller Tuesday
last. Mr.. and Mrs. LaBaron are now
permanent residents of this city.
Another business house has been
added to Bessemer. The Pacific Pho
to Co., Wilson and Sheets proprietors,
have opened for business at ll40 Ev.
and avenue. They are recent arriv-
ais from Butte, Montana, and after
looking the city over thorogly, con
cluded that Bessemer looked most
promising, they are experienced prac-
tical men in their line and expect to
build uD successful business along
meritorOus lines.