The indicator., 1904-03-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Engineer C. B. Hart has gone to
Utah
Frank Matthews has returned from
New Mexico.
Policeman Fitzpatrick is again on
duty up this way.
Mrs. Jennie Headle is recovering
from spell of sickness.
DR.. A. w. Coleman is still at Hot
Springs taking treatment for rheum-
atism.
c. A. Galloway, manager of the
Minnequa theatre is in Denver ON
business.
E. B. Sears has resumed his former
place in the drug department Of the
Supply Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hughes; of 1915
Cedar street, are the happy parents
of little daughter.
Policeman Frank Lynch has pur-
chased home at 2027 Spruce street
where he will hereafter reside.
The Red, White and Blue club will
give an entertainment at the city
hall the night of the 23rd inst.
Attorney A. W. Lennard was TAX
ing = good lock at Bessemer Thurs
day and thought it was all right.
VIM. H. Bootean and family of
2l2o Evans avenue have moved back
to New York City, their former home.
A, S. Cuthbertson, commercial
agent Of the C. & S. R. R., was
drumming up business in Bessemer
Wednesday.
c. A. Henderson, the architect in
the Ainnequs block has been in Wal
senburg part Of the week on profess
sional business.
Mrs. Z. W. Stout has returned from
Denver and is making her home for
the present with her sister, Mrs. Lew
Wise Of 1924 Cedar street.
The INDICATOR job department is
one Of the very best equipped in this
state and turns out excellent work on
short notice. Your custom is solic-
tied.
Pansy Circle No. AZ will give a
Might've social at Dempsey-Langdon
hall, Wednesday evening, March %.
Admission Is cents. Everybody in
vited.
j. c. Burns opened up his new liq-
uor house Thursday and had great
many callers by way of acknowledging
the event. Tom Conroy will be in
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Q Burlington re-
turned Tuesday last from Manza-
nola where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hays, and W. Q did some
effective duck shooting.
Col. Ed Story will not hunt ducks
but he will dress and cook them on
the shares for hunters whose better
halves threaten divorce proceedings
when ducks are brought home.
Mrs Bertha Bergman, formerly the
wife of Clarence Crowel who was
once compositOr on the INDICATOR,
was married Wednesday to Orvile
Hopkins, foreman Oh the Star-Journal.
MARRIED.. W. Richardson to
Mrs. Gussie Lilies, Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. at 1901 Cypress
Rev. l.. M. Potashinsky, pastor of the
Northern Ave. M. E. church, offciat-
ed.
Chas. F. Horn has resigned his
position as manager of the drug de-
partment Of the Supply Store to take
effect April l, when he goes with the
A. c. Daniels drug store on Union
avenue.
Geo. W. Miller, formerly in the
bicycle business on Northern avenue,
was visiting friends here Saturday
and Sunday Mr.. Miller is on the
road now for a Denver company and
is doing very well.
The st. Elmo society of the |. O.
0. F. lodge are preparing for a fine
time at their fair" to be given next
week at Armory hall. Among the
prizes offered is one of 100 shares Of
Chloride Gold Mining Stock donated
by the Chloride Gold Mining Co.
]. H. Wilson, formerly Of Bsssemer,
was down from Salida Thursday look
ing around. Mrs. Wilson, who has
been in Ashley, Mimi, for six months
past, will return April lst, and they
will again take up their residence
here. Mr.. Wilson has been all over
the coast states and says that Colo
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