Amador ledger., 1900-01-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Palmer of Sutter Creek is visit
ing Mrs. B. F. Taylor.
Miss Rose Stasal of san Francisco is
visiting her relatives in Jackson. -
Miss Edna Rust returned to her
school on the Cosumnes river Sunday
Miss Inga Kay has returned from a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Jensen at
Lincoln.
E. B. Moore of the Sutter Hotel at
Sutter Greek was Jackson visitor
Tuesday.
L. A. Gross of the Centennial mine
at Drytown and his wife are guests at
the National Hotel.
r. L. Marsh of the jackson Butte
mine has been "under the weather"
for few days lately.
J. E. Bachelor is very happy man.
His wife.presented him with bounc-
ing baby on the 10th.
+ G. H. McKenney, the Amador
County Tailor,is making his monthly
trip in Amador county,
i Edwin Rust has returned to the Oak
land High School after spending the
holidays with his people here.
Miss Lizzie Taylor has returned to
her school duties at the Leland Stan
ford Junior University at Palo Alto.
Miss Christine Rickerts of San Fran
cisco is visiting at the home of her
uncle, Frank Hoffman, during the hol-
idays.
John Porobcich, who was one of those
injured December 18th, at the Gwiu
mine, returned to his work Tuesday
morning.
DIR. Hutchins returned from very
pleasant visit to his home in Wood
bridge, where he enjoyed the holidays
with his family.
Miss May Fontenrose returned to
the Convent at Stockton Monday,
after having spent the holiday vaca-
tion in Amador county.
Misses Eta and Julia Ginocchio have
returned to their home in Sacramento,
after an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Jackson.
F. L. Fisher, the popular repre-
sentative of the H. S. Crocker Com
pany of San Francisco, was doing busi-
ness in Jackson this week.
Mrs. Kent and children returned from
a visit to her parents in Woodbridge
one day last week, after having had a
pleasant Christmas" with them.
D. Boro, who for many years has
lived at South Junction, this week
moved into the stone mansion he re-
Gently bought in the Hamilton tract.
j. c. McKelvy, who is interested in
mining in the Pioneer district, near
the Defender property, went up to bis
mine this week from his home in Oak
land. F9ts
Attorney Stewart of lone returned
from San Francisco last Sunday; also,
Hon. John r. Tregloan of Amador
City. Both gentlemen visited the
county seat Tuesday.
L. N. Keagle was called to Stockton
this week on account of the severe ILL
ness of his father, who is visiting rela-
tives in that city. Mr.. Keagle Sr. is a
resident of Redlands.
j. w. Caldwell and wife returned
from their wedding trip Saturday
night, and are are now keeping house
in residence prepared for them on
the Mason Addition.
F. Waggershauser, who lost his leg
by an accident in the Zeila few weeks
ago, was not getting along very we'll at
the first of the week, and it now seems
that his recovery is impossible.
Leopold Newman a brother of George
Newman, and a former resident of
j ackson, but now of the grocery firm
of Bibo, Newman & Ikenburg of San
Francisco, was a jackson visitor this
week.
Supervisor A. B. Mclaughlin of
Volcano was in jackson this week in
company with a gentleman who is look
ing at some mining property-in which
Mr.. Mclaughlin is interested-with a
view to purchasing it.
w. r. Woodard and G. l.. Jaeger,
accompanied D. Gutmann over the line
of the new railroad from lone to jack
son Wednesday. When here the en-
tire party went to Sheep Ranch Thurs
day and returned to the Ford mine at
San Andreas to visit that property.
These gentlemen are all interested in
the Sheep Ranch and Ford mines and
in the new railroad.