Amador ledger., 1901-12-06
NEWS OF THE PAST WEEK
Short News Items of Local
Interest.
Caught in Gas Explosion-Death O.
w. T. Mitchell Holiday An
nouncements.

Louvre restaurant.
Call at the White House for holiday
presents.
The regular meeting of the jackson
Republican Club will be held next Mon
day evening in Webb building
Thomas Lemin has been laid up with
an attack of rheumatism for over a
week. He is improving.
Fees were collected by the county
clerk during the ;'isnth of Noveiu Der
amounting to $69.S0.
Evening prayer and sermon at st.
Augustine's church Sunday next, 7:3O
pm.
A special meeting of the Ladies'
Guild will meet at the home of Mrs
Woodcock on Wednesday next. A
full attendance is expected.
Shaving and toilet cases, manicure
sets, cuff and collar boxes, ETC., at
Freeman's. The quality and prices
can't be beat.
Elisha Hampton, late of Chinese
Camp, arrived Tuesday night on visit
to his uncle, who is superintendent of
the Oneida. He will probably remain
in this county.
A family reunion took place at the
residence of county recorder d. a. Pat
terson on Thanksgiving day. Four
teen members of the family and rela-
tives were present, and d very pleasant
time was spent.
Just received from the east large
invoice of rocking chairs, carpets,
metal bedsteads. folding beds, china
closets, chiffoniers, tables, touches,
parlor and bedroom suits at the White
House
The Foresters of America held a
meeting Sunday afternoon, and con-
cluded, on account of the uncertainty
of the weather, to abandon the idea of
giving masquerade ball on the 11th
instant, as was at first announced.
The aluminium front is Freeman's
headquarters for holiday goods.
E. B. Dennison, who has been work
ing all summer for the Standard Elec-
trio Company at Tiger creek, left there
last week on the closing of the camp
for the winter. He has gone to Vallejo,
where he expects TO secure employment
at the Navy Yard.
Lace curtains, portiers, table covers,
and rugs at greatly reduced prices at
the White House.
During November eleven patients
were admitted to the hospital, eight
patients were discharged and two died,
leaving fifty-seven patients on Decem-
Der first.
Call and inspect Freeman's toys
dolls, wheel goods, books, ETC., before
purchasing elsewhere.
St. Augustine's Ladies Guild had their
annual election of officers for the COM
ing year, being from advent 1901 TO
advent 1902: President, Mrs. D. B.
Spagnoli: vice-president, Mrs Clara
Lory; secretary, Mrs. E. G.. Rust;
treasurer, Mrs. Eliza Harvey.
Ladies jackets, fur capes, and
waists at greatly reduced prices at the
White House.
Mrs. J. M. Levy, who had been
visiting her father, H Goldner, for
several weeks, left Sunday morning for
her home in San Francisco, accom-
panied by her brother Isidore, who
has been in slender health for some
time, and goes to the city in the hope
of being benefited by the change of
climate.
We are unable to answer inquiries
nor in the recent elections in Iowa,
Massachusetts,, and Ohio. AS soon as
possible the official vote will be pub
lished, also the prize winners. Until
then we know no more than our read
ers. 1t may be several weeks yet before
the result is known.
Triplicate, double, single, and hand
mirrors of all kinds and prices at Kerr's
Pharmacy.
L. G. Norris, formerly of Plymouth,
but now an official on the San Fran
cisco water front, came up to Amador
county Sunday, to visit relatives and
friends in this section. He first went
to see his brother, J. G. Norris at
Buena Vista, who met with a painful
accident recently. He found him get
ting along nicely toward recovery.
Tuesday he visited Jackson, and made
a call at the Ledger Office. The same
day he went on to Plymouth to see the
folks in his old stamping grounds. He
has been here but once before in nine
years.
Toys and all kinds of fancy goods
that were bought especially for the
holidays, and that will please both the
young and the old; just the things that
will make the little ones happy at
Christmas time are to be had at Cade-
martori's.
Mrs. F. G. Head met with q painful
accident Wednesday afternoon. She
was in cart with Mr.. Head. In max
ing the turn from Court street to the
Volcano road, the horse slipped on the
steep incline, capsizing the vehicle, and
throwing both occupants out. Mrs.
Head was bruised about the face and
body, but suffered more from the
shock than from anything else. She
was conveyed to her home close by.
and attended by DR.. Lonigo. Mr..
Head escaped unhurt.
Special this week, so dozen ladies'
white hemstitched handkerchiefs at
Is cents per dozen, at the White House.
G. A. Moore, a practicing ATTORNEY
of Portland. Oregon, was in jackson
last Friday, and made the Ledger Of
fee friendly call Mr.. Moore is seek
ing new location on account of his
wife's health. The damp climate of
Oregon compels him to seek a more
salubrious locality, and he thinks the
conditions in the foothills of California
are just about right. He will visit
other counties, however, before decid-
ing where he will locate. Mr.. Moore
has had considerable experience as
practitioner, and would be a valuable
addition to the bar of Amador county.
A fine line of elegantly dressed dolls
are on sale at Cademartori' Make
the children happy by bringing them
to see the dollies.