Amador ledger., 1901-05-31
LOCAL BREVITlES.
News of the Week Issued In a Con-
densed Form.

Consonia at Freemau's 5-l0-1 mo.
Ask for the Kingsbury hat at the
Jackson Shoe Store.
VIM. M. Penny Jr., is home from
college for few weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Webb return
ed from San Francisco last Sunday
evening.
Hon. E. A Freeman returned from
the city and intervening points Monday
evening.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best. 4-6tf*
c. W. Ilgner of Sacramento, repre-
senting The A. S. Hopkins Co., was a
pleasant caller on Monday.
Vim. M. Penny, a delegate to the
Grand Lodge l. o. o. F., and K. of p,
returned Saturday evening.
Take your picnic dinner on the
grounds next Sunday with Ned Tarras.
See notice in another place.
The election of School Trustees for
this district will be held on Friday,
Jesse Moore "AA" whiskey is used
at all the principal hospitals in the
United States. Why is it?
Eeastern and fresh California oysters
can be had at the Olympus Restaurant.
Try our California Oyster Cocktail.
P. Talon went to Aqueduct yester-
day to take charge of his business
there, his brother having been in
charge heretofore.
St. Augustine's Guild will meet with
Mrs. Tuson, at her residence in the
Mason Webb tract, next Wednesday,
June 3, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
st. Augustine's Mission, Court street.
Divine service will be held at ii a. IN.
Sunday next. Holy communion will
be celebrated. WIN. TUSON, Rector.
The criminal suit against Clifton,
which was held the first of the week,
resulted in a conviction. He will be
sentenced on Saturday of this week.
In an article referring to the Del
Monte mine, last week, it was stated
that nearly 1000 shares had been
placed. 1t should have read nearly
10000.
Dr. Matthew, Presiding Elder of
the Sacramento district, will hold his
third quarterly conference in the M.
E. church next Thursday, June 6, at
1880 p. m.
Robert Rasmussen, merchant and
agent for Wells, Fargo g. Co., at
Angels Camp, committed suicide last
Thursday morning. He was about So
years of age.
A number of Royal Arch Masons
from Suffer Creek and Jackson intend
going to San Andreas next Tuesday to
assist in the initiation of several candi-
dates for Chapter degrees.
Just to think of getting an up-to-date
spring hat and then a neat, good quail
ty dress shoe, made to fit your foot, is
just what every one wants. That's
why they go to the Jackson Shoe
Store.
Mr.. F. G. Head of the Suffer Creek
Democrat, and Mr.. Head of this
county, were callers at this Office on
Monday last. Mr.. F. G. Head is a
newspaper man of large experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Berger, Miss
Gertrude Berger of Campo Seco, ac-
companied by Mrs. McMullen of Sac
ramento, attended the funeral of the
late Henry Eudey, on Wednesday.
With which one of your children
could you part? Evening subject at
M. E. church, Sunday, June 2. Morn
ing subject, Next to a funeral we'd
ding is often one of the saddest &C.
casions on earth.
Contractor P. Talon finished the
Mrs. Barker residence, in Perks addi-
ton, on Tuesday, and has good reason
to be proud of his work, for it is one of
the best made homes recently con-
structed in Jackson.
Our line of Misses and children 8
shoes are the best in the market.
They always give you satisfaction.
Remember all our shoes are always
sewed free of charge. Go to the Jack
son Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Gross visited the
county seat day or two this week.
sightseeing trip in Tuolumne and Mari
posa counties, He inspected several
mines during the journey.
In the recent contest for May Queen,
held at Mokelumne Hill, Jeanette Peek
was elected by 312 majority. Miss
Jeanette is as lovely in character as
she is in appearance. She is a grand
daughter of Hon. VIM. P. Peek of this
place.
C. P. Xicini, M. D. Nixon and Robt.
|. Kerr, received the Knights Templar
degree, or Black Cross, in Placerville,
last week. Sir Knights, may you ever
walk in accordance with the teachings
of Knights Templarism.
VIM. M. Penny has always been a
good provider for his household, and
IN line with his CUSTOM he brought
home a sack of flour from Stockton the
other day. It is a unique souvenir
from the K. of P. Grand Lodge.
We are informed that young man,
rumor says on electrician from the
Oneida mine, was knocked down while
walking on Broadway, last Monday
night. Whether the assault was for
the purpose of robbery or vengeance,
we did not learn.
De sure that when you buy your
shoes there is a name on them. The
manufacturer that cannot put his
stamp on his shoes, there must be some-
thing wrong. Ask for the Nelson &
Sons shoes, the Hanan s. Sons, we
carry all standard shoes, made by the
best firms Id the world. Jackson Shoe
Store. '"'" ="