Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-10-11
LOCAL NEWS Of THE WEEK
Doings in and Around the
County Seat.
Jackson Baseballists Defeated. - Orc
Elmo Circle will give Grand
Ball on Nov. 18th.

Gains.
Rubber and oil clothing at the White
House
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best. Acts
If you have lost your appetite, call at
Caminetti's Market and you can find it.
You can get a first-class chicken
dinner at the Olympus Cafe for twenty
five cents.
Mrs. r. c. Ruei returned home Sat
urday evening, after prOtracted visit
in San Francisco.
Blankets, comforters, pillows, and
mattresses, all prices, at the White
House.
Go to Kelley Bros. for the SWEETEST of
Gents furnishing goods, hats and
shoes in town, at low prices.
Stuffed olives, Caviar, Pate de Foie
Gras. Imp, Kipperd Herring, at Can't
netti's Central Market.
Mrs Dr. Gall, who has been visiting
her relatives in Stockton for some
weeks, returned home last Saturday.
Banquet and ball suppers can be
prepared at short notice and at reason
able rates at the Olympus Cafe.
Robert Ousby has resigned the posi-
ton of foreman at the Kennedy mine,
and John Hosking has succeeded him.
Ladies', mems and children's under
wear at all prices at the White House.
At the Olympus Cafe you can he sup
piled with meals prepared in the best
style of the culinary art and at modern
prices.
Orc Elmo Circle will give a grand
ball in Jackson November Is. Posters
will be issued from the Ledger Office
tomorrow.
The new Episcopal church will be
finished for services, and will be con-
secrated on the first or second Sunday
in November.
The new Episcopal church was
opened for divine service last Sunday
morning, the regular PASTOR Rev.
VIM. Tuson, officiating.
The board of supervisors will meet
in special session on next Monday to
take some action in relation to the
county bridge at Carbonate.
Mems dress shoes, good quality, from
SI.25 and upwards at the White House.
County treasurer S. G. Spagnoli left
for San Francisco Wednesday morning,
to be away about week. He is dele
gate to the Grand Lodge of Masons.
The Ladies' Aid of NJ. E. church will
give an afternoon tea at the residence
of Mrs Knapp, on Hamilton tract,
Friday afternoon, Oct. is. All invited
to attend.
Trimming silks and velvets at the
White House.
Kelley Bros. have received their full
line of fall and winter goods, which are
all new, nothing shoddy, and will be
sold as cheap as the shoddy goods
offered in other stores.
Rev. W. Tuson went to San Fran
cisco last Tuesday morning to atten d
the Episcopal convent ton. He will
visit his son who is at St. Matthews
military school at San MateO.
Fresh arrivals of seasonable goods
every day at the White House.
The addition to the county hospital
is not yet completed. Some hitch has
occurred in regard to the doors of the
insane wards, which are required to be
of more than ordinary stoutness.
The reverend Van Vliet, the newly
appointed pastor of the M. E. church
here, preached his first sermon here
last Sunday, to fair congregation.
His discourses were listened to at
tentively, and with much interest.
A full line of trunks, valises, grips,
and telescope baskets at the White
House.
The Rev. VIM. Tuson announces
that there will be no services in the
Episcopal church on Sunday next, as
he is attending the general convention
at San Francisco, and the convocation
at Benicia. Sunday school as usual.
Robt Stevens, ex-instructor of the
Jackson band, has been in slender
health for some time. His affliction is
of drepsieal nature. Last Sunday he
submitted to an operation at the hands
of DR.. Endicott, which will afford re
lief for some weeks.
Children's and Misses school shoes al
the White House.
The ball game that came off last
Sunday between the Jackson and
Mokelumne Hill teams resulted in
a victory for the Hill boys by score
of Is to 7. The Jackson team being
short two men had to pick up couple
of outsiders. Quite large crowd
came over from the Hill to shout fol
their boys, and returned home in grea
good humor.
A petition is being circulated to Sc
cure subscription to pay for opening
Centre street, on the Mason Webl
tract, clear through to Water street
To secure this outlet would be a de
cided advantage to those living on thu
north end of the tract. The lan(
necessary to this outlet is owned b.,
Mrs. Rreese. and the substitution lis