Amador ledger., 1902-07-04
AROUND HOME
Short News Items of Local
Interest.
Large Attendance at the Electra
Dance-Swallowed a Wire Nail.
Kicked by a Horse.

For nice chicken dinner go to the
louvre restaurant.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
nd still is the best.
'Nabisco, the new cake, try them
Caminetti's Mkt.
Call for Nelson shoe, they are always
be best for wear. Jackson Shoe Store.
Charley Forbes left Monday morning
pr Blue Lakes, to remain for the
lmmer.
Miss Rosie Stasal returned Sunday
vening, after months visit in San
francisco.
Mrs. B. F. Taylor left Tuesday
horning for Reno, to visit her daugh-
pr, Mrs. w. L. Cox.
Miss Edith Goldner, who has been in
an Francisco for year or more, re-
irned home last Friday evening.
IC. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
hg. Hours-9 to II a. m; to p. m.
aturdays to II a. m; to p. m.
The Calve shoe at Jackson Shoe
tore only costs $3.50. Ladies that
lay SO for shoes should see this shoe.
Appetizers, sardellen rings, Norway
lnchovies, Russian caviar, pate de foie
kras, and etc., etc., at Caminetti's Mkt.
William Sobey and wife left yester-
lay morning for their home in Vallejo.
They were accompanied by Miss Annie
Bartle, who will spend couple OF
Feeks there.
The next meeting of the jar lson re-
publican club will be held in the Led.
Eer Office on Monday evening, July IA.
4 full attendance is specially requested,
Is matters of vital interest to the party
Eill be discussed.
Mrs. E. S. Pitois. two daughters, and
baby Mckinley, left here Monday
morning for Mills station. Sacramento
bounty. They will visit for month
with the family of Chas. Fitzgerald, a
farmer of that vicinity.
John Donnallan, father of Mrs. J. d.
Nuner of the Central hotel, Jackson,
hied suddenly at his home in Calaveras
bounty on Monday last. The funeral
look place on Wednesday at San An.
hreas. Mr.. and Mrs. Nuner went over
Tuesday to attend the funeral.
G. D. Calvin and S. n Spagnoli,
while travelling on the lone road, near
where the Cyclone station once stood,
eame across a rattlesnake right in the
Roadway. They were out on hunting
Expedition, and Calvin took shot at
bhe reptile. killing it Instantly. 1t was
young one, with five rattles and a
button.
AT the Buckeye House. on the Sac
ramento road, the grasshoppers have
destroyed all the trees and green plants,
but have not injured thu hay or grain
crops. There are no grasshoppers one
mile this side of Buckeye, and also
none past Sebastapool. They are con-
fined in that vicinity to a section ol
about five miles square.
H. D. Ford, who was county assessor
for several years, but who left Amador
eleven years ago for lrvington, Ala
media county, has been seeing his ole
friends in lone and other parts of the
county during the past week. He wal
in Jackson Monday, for the first tim'
since he left, and was greatly surprised
at the growth of the town.
Mrs. Geo. c. Folger received a lette
from Miss Annie Fullen stating tina
Mrs. Fullen, who is living in Vallejo
was seized with stroke of paralysis
few days ago, and was in critical con
dition. This is the second stroke
Mrs. Fullen was for many years resi-
dent of this county, on the Fuller
ranch, about three miles northeast O
jackson.
S. A. Jones, who was left in charg
of the struggling Herald when tn
doughty colonel surrendered it as
non-paying proposition Il couple c
weeks ago, bid farewell to Jackson an
his newspaper trust last Sunday. Fl
returned to his family in San Francisco
Less than two weeks of the Herald wa
all the notoriety in that line that b
could stand. Thus, lone by one tn
stars decline" Next?
Jacob Vandament, in attempting t
shoe a horse on the 18th of June, wa
kicked by the animal, sustaining
fracture of the left arm just below tn
shoulder. Vandament is "A years {
age, and it is usual that the process {
repair in such cases is slow. Nevertht
less he has recovered from the injur
wonderfully quick. He was in Jackso
Saturday, and was able to use his il
jured arm, although it is still SOME
what stiff.
F. W. Ruhser, of Kerr's Pharmacy
left Jackson two weeks ago last SUI
day. All sorts of rumOr were indus
triously circulated as to the movin
cause of his vacation. 1t was hinte
that ere his return he would bid adie
TO single blessedness. He returne
Monday evening, and contrary to id
gossip, came back alone. He says l
started out to enjoy an outing on h
own account, and in his wandering