Amador ledger., 1901-05-24
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Small Items Picked Up Dur
ing the Week.
Thomas Greenhalgh Continues Very
Ill.-More Retort Furnaces
For the Oneida.

this week.
]. P. Little was over from Plymouth
yesterday.
E. G. Downs of Suffer Creek, visited
jackson Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Morrow were at ANA
dor City this week.
Ask for the Kingsbury hat at the
Jackson Shoe Store.
r. W. Bell, the piano tuner. arrived
in Jackson on Thursday
w French of lone, was a visitor to
the county seat this week.
Miss Grace Seguin of lone, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. L. Mann.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best. 4-6-tf*
DIR. c. A. Herrick and family return
ed home last Saturday evening.
Supervisor Moore of Suffer Creek,
paid jackson a visit Wednesday.
M Hammer, the lone merchant. was
in Jackson yesterday on business.
Fresh cakes can be had at CANT
netti's Central Market at all times. \
c. H. McKenney, the lone tailor,
was in Jackson Saturday and Sunday.
When that tired feeling comes OVER
you, drink Jesse Moore LA" whiskey.
Pioneer flour is the Lily of the
Valley" the Pearl of Perfection.
e. B. Arditto put in an up-to-datn
music box at his place of business this
week.
Max Ladar was taken sick the first
of the week, and was compelled to take
to his bed.
B. r. Breese is slowly recovering
from a severe attack of typhoid
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Meek attended
the funeral of the late George Robert
son at lone, last week.
The Amador City baseball team was
defeated by the Angels club last Sun
day, the score being TO 5.
The Suffer Greek Democrat changed
hands this week, Col. F. G. Head of
San Francisco taking charge.
Eeastern and fresh California oysters
can be had at the Olympus Restaurant.
Try our California Oyster Cocktail
Joseph Kidd, formerly deputy post
master of Jackson, but now resident
of lone, visited friends here this week.
The reason physicians always rec
ommend Jesse Moore IA" whiskey
is because they know OF its absolute
purity.
Col. F. G. Head, of the Suffer Demo-
crat, paid Jackson a visit Wednesday.
We acknowledge fraternal call from
the gentleman.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. V.
A. Marini passed away last Saturday
night and was buried in the Catholic
cemetery Monday.
Mrs. John Steele, mother OF Assessor
Marchant, died at the home of j. F.
Scott, lone City, on Sunday, May 18th,
at the age Of 70 years.
The dance given at Beem's ranch
last Saturday night was success in
every particular. Quite a number of
jackson people attended.
Mrs. Amador Yates and child, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
in jackson for couple of weeks, re-
turned to Stockton yesterday.
Just to think of getting an up-to-date
spring hat and then 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.
At San Andreas on May IA, 1901,
Nellie Burt, of West Point, CAL, was
granted divorce from E. S. Burt, of
Glencoe, Cal. The divorce was grant
ed on the grounds of failure to provide,
and the custody of her two girls was
given to Mrs. Burt.
Loss, Accident, Bereavement and
Sickness may shipwreck the best
physical or mental condition. Evening
subject at M. E. church, Sunday, May
20. Morning subject, The dying wife,
and the father and son who would not
speak to cath other
A fraternal editor out west says he
hos fvuo OIL bcori Lorc vubO fraouootl, o-o+
full, and every time they get in that
condition they come in and pay for their
paper year in advance. One of them
is already credited to 1911, and the
editor is now trying to find out what
brand of whiskey he drinks in order
that he may offer it as premium to all
his subscribers. See the point?
A letter from New York in the Argo-
nsut for May q, 1901, describes the
trial of the libel suit of the Earl of
Yarmouth against the Daily Telegraph
and the rebuke of one and the vindica-
ton of the other. The interest of
Hetty Green in the case is one of the
notable features of contest that has
occasioned no little discussion in the
metropolis.
Be 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 &
Som g shoes, the Hanan & Sons; we