Amador ledger., 1900-08-17
News Notes On the Weeks
Happenings.
AGESON MINERS 10 WORK IN PlUAAs COUNTY
A Pioneer of Amador County Visits
the County Seat After Sew
eral Years Absence.
6-22-tf

mother in Jackson Valley.
Will Penry has returned from five
weeks visit in Calaveras county.
Mems pants for sl.5O at the Red
Front. aug3
DIR. and Mrs. Herrick have returned
from an extended visit below.
Lay busters from 80 cents up, at
Freeman's. 6-22-tf
Frank Burgin is occupying the resi-
dence on Summit street recently va
Gated by L. N. Keagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Piccardo and
daughters, Edith and Amelia, are in
Santa Cruz on several weeks outing.
The best flour made is made in lone
Use Peerless. 6-22-tf
Attorney Fred L. Stewart, who has
been in San Francisco for some time
engaged in professional duties, expects
to return next week.
L. N. Keagle is now a resident of
Stockton, having made competency
while in business here. He has pur-
chased the Del Monte Cafe, the finest
establishment of its kind in Stockton.
Call at the Red Front and examine
those Sl.50 Mems pants, aug3
DR.. E. v. Lonigo and family are in
Santa Cruz enjoying the pleasures and
benefits of that popular place of resort.
Mrs. P. Dwyer, who has been in
Santa Cruz for some time for the bene-
fit of her health, is reported much
better.
For lumber, laths, shingles, lime and
cement, see Amador Mills, lone. 6-29tf
G. @. Fraser. the we'll known COM
mercial man, and Mr.. Humphrey of
the Southern Pacific Co., were in town
day or two this week.
Mrs. Marchant and her son, P. A.
Marchaut, of San Francisco, arrived
from the city last Monday and regis
tered at the New National.
You can always get strictly first-class
fresh fish the year round at A. B. Gam
inetti's Central Market. 6-S-tf
We call attention to the display ad
in this issue Of the Tamale Factory,
just opened by Marie Chavez. This
lady is an expert in the business, and
guarantees satisfaction to all customers.
Antoine Silva, an old timer here, re-
turned the first of the week and was
warmly greeted by old friends. He
was at one time proprietor of the busi-
ness now owned by John Chinn.
The finest building lumber obtaina BILE
can be had at the Amador County Flour
Mills, at lone. 6-22-tf
DR.. and Mrs. Aiken have returned to
Jackson after an enjoyable outing of
five weeks in Calaveras county. They
spent most of the time at the Green
wood mine, in which DR.. Aiken is
largely interested.
Gus Leyerone and Herbert Meek
started for townsville, Plumas county,
last Monday. They will work in the
Four Hills mine, which is located six
miles from townsville, and is under the
supervision of Mr.. McComas, formerly
of this county.
Just received large consignment of
harness from the East. Parties de-
string good serviceable harness at
lowest city prices can find it at Free
mans. 6-22-tf
Mr.. E. Ginocchio, OF the firm of E.
Ginocchio & Brother, accompanied by
his daughters, Misses Eta and Julia,
went to Santa Cruz last week. He will
return early in September, the young
ladies resuming their studies in Stock.
ton.
High grade flour, corn meal and all
kinds of feed made specially at the
lone Flour Mills. Buy Peerless. 6-22tf
J. B. Francis, superintendent of the
Argonaut mine, and Louis Berger,
assayer of the same mine, returned the
first of the week from four weeks
inspection of mines in Plumas county.
During their absence they exported
several properties.
Mems pants for s1.5O at the Red
Front. Call and see them. aug3
L. M. Parker visited Sacramento a
day or two last week and was register.
ed at the State House Hotel. He was
joined there by his wife and her
parents, and later the party went to a
ranch owned by Mrs. Parker's father
on which he is about to build fine
residence.
Mrs. D. Clark, of San Francisco,
the efficient nurse who has been of
such great service in G. D. Peek's fam
lily during the recent epidemic, went
home Wednesday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peek speak in the highest terms
of praise of Miss Clark. The Peek
family is now out of quarantine, all
who were sick having recovered after
six weeks siege,
The lone Flour Mills make a mixed
feed, composed of ground oats, mid
dlings, and bran designed for mich
COWS. This feed is used altogether at
the Preston School Dairy and is found
to produce better results than any
other. 7-6-tf