Amador ledger., 1902-07-18
PLYMOUTH.
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A meeting was held In the 1. o. O. F.
hall Monday, July Z, by the /, o. o. F.
and Rebekahs, for the purpose of in
stalling officers. The following Odd
Fellows were installed by D. D. G. P.
Tom Gartlin: William AFFORD, N. G. !;
William Kronning, V. G.. John Blower,
Sec; Antony Negroioh, Warden; :;
Lawrence Burke, Con-; William Scoble,
r. S. N. G. Lee Clark, L. S. N. c.;
DR.. Tiffany, r. S. V. g.; George
Easton, L. S. V. e.; Cato, r. S. S.
B. Levaggi, L. S. S.; Urbane Dicker-
man, l. G. d. D. G. P. Eva Neff of
Oleta. installed the Rebekahs. For N.
G., Laura Dugan; Treas, Clara FREQ
man; Warden, Lucy Rowe; o. G.,
Lucy Clark; Con-, Helen Brown; I. c.,
Grace Wren; +. S. n. G., Eleanor
Easton; l.. S. N. g., Mamie Griffith; ;
Chaplain, Pollie Phillips. After the
installation some very appropriate re-
marks were made by the visiting mem
bers. Among whom were: Mr. and
Mrs. Gartlin of lone; from Oleta Mr..
and Mrs. Neff, Mrs Venewitz, Mrs.
Merrill, Mrs. Knapp, Mr.. Reese, MIR.
Ames; Mr.. Tregloan Of Amador, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryson. The evenings enter
taiument was completed with refresh
meuts.
Miss Annie Piper Of Forest Home,
who WAS the guest Of Miss Lucy Rowe,
returned home Monday, accompanied
by Miss Rowe.
Mrs. Eva, accompanied by her
daughter Mrs. Culbert, and grand
daughter, went to Angels Camp to
spend their 4th. Mrs. Culbert return
ed with a spraiued ankle, caused by
the horse suddenly becoming -frighten-
ed, throwing two OF the occupants
out. No serious damage was done.
Mrs. Culbert left Sunday morning for
her home, but intends returning shortly
The tiickering lamp of life went out
Monday, July I, at 5 o'clock, and Mrs.
Wheeler Howell passed from this to a
better world, at the age Of rs years s
months and q days. She was born at
Wolverhampton, England, October 10,
1925, and was member of the church
of England. Seven children survive
her, four of whom reside in England,
one in New Jersey, and the other two,
Mesdames. Joe Thomas and N. Weston,
in Plymouth. Her absence will be
noted by many, as she was of kind
and good disposition. Rev. Hadix
officiating, she was laid in her last
resting place Tuesday, July 8. The
bereaved ones have the heartfelt sym
pathy of all.
E. Aver one of our most prominent
young men, Is on the sick list.
Mrs. D. Burke and her mother, Mrs.
O'Toole, spent few days In Sacra-
mento.
Mrs. Lee of Nashville, is here sick at
her uncle's, Levi Boshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Penter of
Latrobe, accompanied by Messrs. Reed
and Juctker of San Francisco, were in
town Sunday.
Will Butler of Sutter Creek, spent
last Sunday here.
viii Phillips was overcome by the
heat and his exertion in fighting fire
last Friday, but with the assistance of
the doctor he Is able to be up and
around again.
Mr.. Cushman of Sutter Creek, in
tends TO reside here for some time.
Mrs. Levaggi and son have gone to
West Point for the summer.
Mrs. Fred Thoms has gone to Sac
ramento.
John Tippetts, John Rowe, and
others left last week for the mountains.
Mrs. Wilhimena A. Hoffman, native
of Germany, died here Tuesday. July
8, at the age ofso years, and was buried
last Wednesday. Funeral services
were held in the NJ. L. church by Rev.
Hadix. She was the mother of Mrs.
Schley of this place.
The Misses Amye and Ella Slavich
spent part OF last week at Willow
Springs.
Mrs. Gerrans went to San Jose Sun
day.
James Dohman spent week in
Placerville.
Mrs. Hall is visiting relatives at
Forest Home this week.
Miss Mary Weston is visiting Mrs.
George Penter Of Latrobe.
Miss Grace Wren went to Quartz
Mountain Sunday.
Miss Helen Brown is visiting in San
Andreas. "OMEGo."