Amador ledger., 1901-04-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Movements at and Around
the County Seat.
Oil Land in this County Bonded
Closing of Schools. -Lecture
on China.

Rev. Father Gleeson went to Sacra-
mento Monday.
Mrs. Opie Harper, who has been
very i'll, is improving.
Miss Sibyl Mason of Suisun visited
jackson Sunday.
Call for the Hanan & Sons shoes.
Jackson Shoe Store.
Big reduction in all lines at the Red
Front Annual Clearance Sale.
Don't forget DR.. Geo. B. Smythe's
lecture on the war in China.
Give US daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best. lifts
An attempt was recently made to
burn the Plymouth school house.
Children's sailor hats at 20 cents at
the Red Front Annual Clearance Sale.
Mrs. Carrie Brasher, assistant post
mistress at lone, visited jackson Sun
day.
Ladies' fine dress shoes S1.00 pair
at the Red Front Annual Clearance
Sale. 1921 mo.
The Williams school, Miss Ida NJ
NEWELL teacher, will close for the term
to-day.
Robt. w. Scott, of the LEDGER
force, visited his parents at lone last
Sunday.
Ladies sleeveless vests cents each at
the Red Front Annual Clearance Sale.
Exterior repairs are making on the
Jelletich tenement house on Court
House square.
Mrs. Dee Moore Is the guest of MIR.
and Mrs. w. .. Green and family at
Aqueduct this week.
Mr.. H. Talon and his force of men
have been doing excellent work on the
public road this week.
Children's dresses, all sizes, % cents
at the Red Front Annual Clearance
Sale. 1921 mo.
Rev. F. a. Morrow has fought the
la grippe to a stand-stii, aud is now
about and gaining strength.
Are you up-to-date? why of course
l am, because l get my hats and shoes
at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Quite number of Jackson's young
people attended the dance at Martel's
Station last Saturday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sargent Wilson, the
well known gifted writer, is at Mon
terey for we'll deserved rest.
The best muslin, bleached or I'M
bleached, 20 yards for 81 90 at the Red
Front Annual Clearance Sale.
Mrs. Henry Marie has been quite
sick this week. Her son, Alfonso. has
also been ill. Both are better.
Mr.. L. S. Barney of Drytown was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Voor-
heis for a day or two this week.
Judge John F. Davis is in Trinity
al L.:
mining interests near WeavervilIe.
Eeasteru and fresh California oysters
can be had at the Olympus Restaurant
Try our California Oyster Cock tail.
Clarence and E. A. Freeman are be-
low. Both attended the recent A. o. |
U. w. Grand Lodge at San Francisco |
The best calico 25 yards for LOO at
the Red Front Annual Clearance Sale.
Sheriff Gregory and several asso-
ciates have bonded considerable land
in this county with Il view of boring
for oil.
Among the passengers on the out |
going lone stage Monday morning were
Mrs. Judge Rust, Miss Hosmer and
Miss Giles.
Mems fine dress shoes, any size, 81. 90
pair at the Red Front Annual Clear
ance Sale.
Hon. Fred L. Stewart left this week
for Sacramento. Before he returns he
will go to Porterville, Tulare county,
on business.
George Luse and Richard Angove
have been in lone during the past
week engaged in repainting the form
er's residence.
On Friday, April 26, Union school,
Mrs. ]. Touhey teacher, and Grape
vine school, Miss Edna Rust teacher,
will close for the term.
One of the neatest and most conven-
iently arranged grocery stores to be
found along the mother lode is w. E. |
Kent's of this place.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the ''Pearl of Perfection"
Mrs. Thos. Valentine and Miss Ger
trude VOORHEES,, of Suffer Creek, lunch
ed with Mrs. F. A. VOORHEES, of the
New National on Saturday.
Mrs. W. Webster of Antelope was the
guest of Mrs. Mary Evans for few
days this week. Mrs. Webster is a
niece OF Mr.. F. M. Whitmore.
District Attorney and Mrs. C. P. vi
cini left Thursday morning for Santa
Barbara. Mr.. Vicini goes as delegate
to the Grand Parlor, N. S. G. w.
Children's white aprons with en-
broidery and insertion 35 cents each
all sizes, at the Red Front Annual
Clearance Sale. 3-2S-1 mo.
Pennsylvania oil experts emphati-
cally assert that great oil belt trav-
erses this county. We are now wait
ing for results. Less talk and more
oil, gentlemen.
w. A. Newcum writes that he has
assumed his duties as U. S. Land Re-
ceiver, and is well pleased with the
work. He has a fine Office in the Fed
eral building.
The funeral of the late Pasquale
Peccasso was held last Tuesday after
noon. Services at the Catholic church,
Rev. Father Maloney officiating. In
terment in the Catholic cemetery.
The main supply pipe which furnishes
warer for power at the Amador Queen
No. 2 hoist bursted on Tuesday last
and strenuous efforts had to be made to
put in a new length. Workman we're
obliged to work "a hours shift.
Mr.. w. b. Roden of San Francisco,
OF the firm Of Teller, Roden & Co., was
in Jackson last Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. Mr.. Roden is interested in
the Central Eureka, Bunker Hill and
Peerless mines. He owns large blocks
of stock in the Central Eureka and
Peerless and is director in the latter.
Fresh consignment of pigs feet, Sail
mar, compressed ham, Swiss and Ameri-
can cheese, bloaters and herring at Cam
inefti'q Central Market feb 8-1mO