Amador ledger., 1900-06-29
Amador City Teachers Being
Taught.
CHARLES A. WOOD SUGGUABs 10 DISEASE
Correspondents At Willow Springs
and Aukum Submit
Budget of News.
AMADoR CITY, June 26, 1900.

AMADOR CITY, June 70, 1SUU.
Miss Cora Wrigglesworth accom-
panied by Miss Nora Connors of Sutter
Creek, two of the teachers of the ANA
dor City Grammar School, left here to
take summer course of studies Satur-
day morning. Before leaving, Miss
Wrigglesworth, who is favorite with
her companions, was given party.
An excellent time was had, as is always
the case when the young people of
Amador City congregate for an even
ing of pleasure. The lawn was made
use of and Japanese lanterns we're ar
tistically arranged wherever advisable.
The following were present: Misses
Mayme Wheeler, Hattie Hinkson, Cora
Wrigglesworth, Nellie Hambley, Irene
Bennetts, Edna Daab, Alpha Martin,
Flossie Wrigglesworth, Laura Case,
Madge Hinkson, Rose Houghtinger,
Beatrice Blamey, Nettie Bambour,
Lucia Kerr, Ida Tierney, Frances Tier
ney, Mayme Thomas, Edith Bergman.
Messrs. Geo. Wrigglesworth, Oroville
Wrigglesworth, Henry Allen, Harry
Morehead, Willie Beskeen, John Bes-
keen, Willie Taylor, Arthur Palmer,
AL Woolsey, Tom Honeychurch, Gus
Boswell Will Normington, James
Bodinnar, Charles Houghtinger, Willie
Kerr.
Last Monday afternoon number of
delegates to the Epworth League
County Convention from the Epworth
League of Amador City, left for lone,
whore the convention WAS held this
week. 1t is understood that jackson
was to have the convention this year,
but owing to the meeting of the Grand
Parlor of the Native Daughters of the
Golden West, it was considered best to
hold the convention in lone this year,
and in Jackson next year. Two years
from now the county convention will
be held in Amador City. June 14th
and 18th, 1898, the Convention was
held in Amador City, and when it shall
meet here again it will receive as much
attention, and if possible more, than it
did before. The Amador League is in
good condition and its members are
live active workers, and endeavor to
accomplish the mission of the League.
Jacob S. Clark of Sutter Creek visit
ed Amador City, his former place OF
residence, last Wednesday,.
MISS G1llol I1dFbWlCh LIDS r6IuFu6Q
home for her vacation. She has been
attending High School in Oakland.
Miss S. hickey was a visitor to the
namesake of the county this week.
Misses Beatrice Blamey and Matte
Bambour spent one day last week in
Sutter Creek.
Miss May Kelley visited her relatives
here last week.
Miss Madge Hinkson is taking the
examinations given by the County
Board of Education at Jackson, for
both primary and grammar grade Ger
tificates, this week.
The South Spring Hill mill is the
scene of activity again. The roaring
of the dropping stamps, not upon
Spring Hill rock, however, greets one
as he nears that great entrance to our
quiet burg, String Bean Alley.
The Keystone and South Spring Hill
mines are two of the shining lights of
the Mother Lode. They are constant
ly adding to the golden treasures of the
commercial world.
Last Sunday the game of base ball
which had been postponed from the
Sunday before, came off on the Fullen
diamond, the Amador team scoring an
easy victory. After two or three in
nings the game became monotonous
and uninteresting, the Jackson boys
not trying to play ball. A large crowd
witnessed the game.
Mrs. Kerr and daughter Lucia, visit
ed Jackson the last of the week.
Several from here attended the ball
at, Granite Station Saturday night.
Amador City will be represented by
a large delegation at the Fourth OF
July celebration in Sutter Creek.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Arnerich was buried in the
Catholic cemetery at Sutter Greek last
Sunday.
Pearl Freeman and cousins visited
relatives near AmadOr Sunday.
Ray Palmer, formerly of Amador
but now of Oroville, came down Sun.
day evening and will remain Indefinite
ly. His parents will be down for a
visit with relatives next month.
The Quartz Mountain school closed
last Friday and very interesting pro-
gramme was rendered. Refreshments
were served, after which every one
went home having spent very enjoy
able afternoon. Miss Kate Driscoll,
the teacher, went to her home in Jack
son to spend her vacation.
Miss Hattie Hinkson, who has taught
in the Plymouth school for the past
three years, has been pursuaded to re-
turn for another year. Miss Hinkson
is successful teacher and is deserving
of much praise for the admirable man.
ner in which she has conducted her
schoolwork in Plymouth. The good
people of Plymouth are not slow to ap-
preciate the services of teacher, as
was proved in this case. E.LoIs.
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