The indicator., 1904-01-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
L. Anderson is handling all kinds

Mrs. Grace Lemon Of Walsenbure
was in Bessemer this week.
Mrs G. W. Bodecker of 1914 Abri-
sndo is quite sick at her home.
J. Carrie Baker, ad. writer, was do
ing business in Denver all week.
Mrs Murrea Marvin of Denver visit
ed friends in Bessemer this week.
DR.. Cooper is hitting up handsome
offices in the new Bessemer block.
Nobody ever saw better weather
than Pueblo enjoyed for the past two
months,
Henry Corrick of 1923 Elm left the
hospital Thursday after a two weeks
siege of fever.
DIR. Moran expects to move the
FIRST Of the week to rooms over the
new postotiice.
The one-week old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Hartel of 1923 Spruce st.
died last Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Marshall has opened up
a hair dressing establishment at 1905
Abriendo avenue.
Miss Cordie Hembree will leave
Feb lst for the east where she will
enter a musical college.
The Monarch laundry is doing a
very good business these times and
has an increasing trade.
A. A. Scott, the grocer, corner
Northern and Spruce has been at
home sick for several days.
Mrs. Lula Maryland was in from
Beulah this week attending to proper
ty owned by her in Bessemer.
Miss Lulu King who has been visit
ing Mrs. Mary LIE Norton of 1875
Abriendo avenue has gone to Kansas
City.
MIR. and Mrs |, d. Donahue former
ly Of the Minnsqua rooming house on
Northern avenue have moved to Wal.
senburg
Mrs. J. J. Hickey has rented the
rooms over 404 Northern Ave. and
will conduct first-class furnished
rooming house.
c. H. Gordon of the INDICATORS
circulating department is at the Pue-
bio hospital suffering from an attack
of typhoid fever.
Burglars and sneak thieves are
growing bolder and it would be good
thing if the city council should in
crease the police force.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan of 1924
Abriendo have the sympathy of a
large circle of friends over the death
of their infant daughter.
A. V. Patton of l443 Orman has
gone to his ranch up the Fountain
for short time to superintendent
some repair work going on.
DR.. Cooper, a new conner to this
city is fixing up handsome offices in
the new Bessemer block and expects
to be ready for business very soon.
]. W. Davis who has been conduct
ing saloon on the Moffat railroad
works for several months past is ex-
pected to return to Bessemer today.
Head clerk of W. O. W., l. |. Book
was in Bessemer Tuesday coming
from Denver to install offisers of
Psnsy Circle AZ and Temple Camp l3l
L Z, Litz has had plans prepared
for a msdern 3 room brick residence
TO be built corner of Mesa and Orman
which he will occupy for his own
home.
J. E. Sweeney is thinking seriously
OF starting new modern restaurant
IN connection with his rooming house
in the new Gladstone corner Spruce
and Northern
Officer Frank Lynch of the Bessem-
er day force was off duty Thurday on
account of severe cold, special sub
stitute officer Vim. F. Langdon cover
ing his beat for him.
A. L. Moore, formerly Of Anderson
& Moore, writes from Phoenix, Ariz
to Mr. Anderson that he is taking it
easy this winter and feeling splendid.
He and his family are spending the
winter in that city for the benefit of
his health.
The new management of the Mon
arch laundry report everything 60
ing along 6ne, the new drivers are
holding the old business and adding
to it considerably. Miss Hyatt. the
book-keeper is very well pleased with
the fine work being turned out and
feels sure that when the residents of
Bessemer and Minnequa become more
familiar with their excellent work that
their business will increase and the
Monarch people will be doing prac-
tically all the laundry work of this
part of the city.