The indicator., 1904-06-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The Hinnequs tAsstre 10 now Civ
ing nightly performances.
James Wslpols has engaged in the
bakery business at 1918 Evans Ave.
Robert Amdt Of 25l4 Pine street
10 recovering from . severe attack Of
tonsilitis.
Ars. W. Q. Burlington and son, Cor
win B., left for Portland, Oregon.
Tuesday last.
The children got an immense amount
Of satisfaction out of the Bessemer
Park Memorial day.
Mrs- Jennie Headle Of l4l9 Routt
10 in La Jars for . couple weeks on
professional business.
Mr.. L. W. Wise of 2524 Cedar who
has been very sick for the past two
weeks is some better.
Mike Martin. q watchman at the
wire works, had . stroke Of paralysis
early Sunday morning.
George Boyd aud w. N. Chase have
opened up . restaurant at the corner
Of Evans and Division.
Superintendent Axtell of the Steel
Wheel & Wagon Co., has gone East
on short business trip.
Mrs. John Regan of 1906 Spruce
street is home from the hospital after
a serious spell Of sickness.
G. W. Swain Of the Busy Corner
Grocery, and ]. P. Galloway are in the
Bowerman mining district.
| P. F. Roe, Of the Ainnequa Market
was visiting his family in Colorado
Springs the first of the week.
Arthur Cook, an engineer in the
wire mill left Wednesday for Central
Kansas to visit few weeks.
| J. W. Rose, Of 1917 Orman avenue,
. mechsnist at the steel works, has
m ads the purchase of an automobile.
There is need Of . general cleaning
up Of the alleys where loads Of debris
Of various sorts can be gathered up.
Mrs. Hattie Bowman Of Denver, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. H. Cor
don and family, of 1877 Orman ave-
nue..
W. F. Ford, Of the clothing depart
ment Of the Colorado Supply store is
visiting relatives in Ohio for few
weeks.
A l0pound son arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7. Ellis. 1919 Jack
son street Friday to make somebody
happy.
Tomorrow is Woodman decoration
day and the camps will all unite in
unning train out to the cemetery
in the afternoon.
R. 7. Pschaly of the Bessemer Dry
Goods Co. has returned from q short
inspection trip to some mining prop
critics in which be is interested.
L. ]. Meyer, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Rosa Ney, 1922 Elm
street, left the early part of the week
for Canton, Ohio, his old home.
H. A. Galushs has returned from
the coal diggings in the southern fields
and will 90 to the mountains to work
out assessments on some claims.
Mrs. n. K. Alsin, wife Of the late
F. A. AIsin. departed Monday last for
Cunningham, Kansas, whore she will
make her home with her parents.
There will be q dance every Satur-
day night at the hall corner Northern
and Berkley under new management.
The public is cordially invited to At
tend.
John Hopkins, captain Of Minnequa
fire department, is reported a. i'm
proving nicely at the Pueblo hospital
where be has been the past three
weeks.
Col. Ed. Story returned Sunday
from Rocky Ford where he was look
ing after business, and says that town
i active and the surrounding county
10 in good shape.
Mrs. Rich ]. Harris Of 1899 Evans
and her brother, W. L. Rees, Of 1l35
Orman are expected back today from
three weeks visit to their old home
at Johnstown, Pa.
DR.. Kidwell expects to leave in a
few days for Chicago to take q post
graduate course after which he will
visit relatives in the East, returning
about August 18th.
Ed. Hughes has sold his bakery
business at 1918 Evans avenue to
James Wslpole, Mr.. Hunlker will
leave in . few days for the mountains
to spend the summer.
Fred Thomas Of the Ranoak hotel
has accepted Q position at the rolling
mills Of Lorain, Ohio, under Max
Suppes. It u said be started up the
first blowing engine west Of Chicago.
Miss Alice Wessa, principal Of the
poaaovnop achonl ok~n>.a,ol . l.-..