Amador ledger., 1902-05-23
NEWS Of THE PAST WEEK
Short News Items of Local
Interest.
The Sunday Closing Movement Goes
Into Effect Band Concert Next
Sunday Evening,
The Doctors are coming.

PIONEER FLOUR always has been
aud still is the best.
''Nabisco." the new cake, try them
at Caminetti's Mkt.
Go to the Superior candy factory for
fine hot chicken tamales.
Cademartori's will open their ice
cream parlors tomorrow.
Peep at our new oxfords for men,
they are the latest, in tan and black.
Jackson Shoe Store.
If you are ailing, do not fail to see
the doctors when they come. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
Mrs. W. Chamberlain and her class
of pupils will give an entertainment in
the Pavilion at lone on June 13.
NJ. E. church services May 25.
Morning subject, ''Faith;" evening
subject, "Buy the truth.
c.. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
ing. Hours-9 to II a. m; to p. IN.
Saturdays to II a. m; to p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Burgin returned
Wednesday evening from Sacramento,
whittier they went to attend the street
fair.
The summer stock of dry goods,
clothing and hats. are to be sold below
factory prices. Call for bargains at the
White House.
DR.. A. M. Gall was able to be out
yesterday for the first time in week.
He is improving steadily, although
still very week.
Great reduction of tan oxfords. Our
sl.5O, $500 and 81 so ties reduced to
SOC, 75c and Sl.OO per pair. Call and
see them. Jackson Shoe Store.
w. A. Kessler expects to leave next
Tuesday for Thunder untain, Idaho,
the new mining camp which has been
attracting so much attention of late.
If you want to get on the good side
of your best girl take her to Cade
martori's and treat her to some of their
delicious ice cream.
Miss Lizzie Gordon of lone, is visit
ing in Jackson, the guest of her uncle,
Geo. A. Gordon. She is taking lessons
in music from Mrs. w. Chamberlain.
J. Mortimer, the decorative painter,
is nursing lame leg, the result of an
accident which happened to him in
Amador City on Tuesday of last week.
5000 samples on display; suits to
order from $3.50 up. Call and see our
new coupons on $40 tailor made suit
given away to the lucky winner at the
White House.
Mrs. T. Lemin and Mrs. Lille Free
man left early this week for San Fran
cisco, as delegates from Orc Fino Cir
Gle to the grand lodge, which convened
in that city on the 21st. E
Give us daily some good bread. Pio-
neer Flour makes the best. > g +f-
A furious windstorm blew all day
Sunday. The wind was strong enough
in places to level trees, and scatter
foliage and shrubbery in all directions.
It.did no particular damage, however,
to the fruit or grain crops.
DR.. A. M. Gall has been suffering
for the past week with an attack of
tonsilitis. He has been confined to the
house, under the care of DR.. Endicott,
with trained nurse attending him.
His physician says he is getting along
nicely, and will be out in day or two.
Miss Bertha Mason entered upon
her duties as teacher in the Jackson
school last Monday, taking charge of
the class formerly taught by Miss
Thirza Fault, who resigned early in
the month. The school will close the
term about June 20, thereby maintain
ing school for 10 months.
Ernest Weyand, prominent attor-
ney of Colusa county, was in Jackson
Monday, on business connected with
the O'Rourke estate Mr.. Weyand.
has been elected district attorney of
Colusa county twice, and is now men,
toned as probable candidate on the
republican ticket for superior Judge.
Jake Griesbach, who has been in the
hospital for years, has arranged to
leave the county institution next Mon
day, and take quarters with Andy
Kessler over Angove's saloon. He will
wait on Kessler, after young Kessler
departs for Idaho next Tuesday.
The new power plant at Electra is
running smoothly, on small scale.
Power is being supplied therefrom to
all consumers in Amador and Gala
weras counties, but not beyond. The
company, however, as far as the local
plant is concerned, is prepared to send
the current to outside places at any
time.
The seven year old son of Andrew
Perovich was taken to Byron Springs
last Saturday for treatment for rheu-
matism. He was stricken with scarlet
fever some time back, and the attack
of rheumatism is believed to be the re-
suit of the fever. His father has been
at the springs for three weeks, and
improving in health.
Ernest Spagnoli, w. Tuson, and
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