Amador ledger., 1902-12-26
EWS OF THE WEEK
brt News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.


Cademartori's.
liss Agnes Newman returned home
IN the Chico Normal school Sunday,
spend the holidays.
very body is invited to call and in
ct our stock of Xmas goods, whether
'chasing or not. E, G. Freeman Co.
Do YOU like nice chocolate creams?
u can get them at Cademartori's.
DR.. Lonigo left Jackson on Monday
San Francisco, to spend the holi-
IS with his wife and family, who are
ying there with relatives.
Alec Axelrod come up from San
anciscO last Sunday to spend his
ristmas holidays in Jackson.
Nothing viii 9lease an invalid as well
package of those fancy cakes from
minetti's S Mkt.
'oys, dolls, books, calendars, silver
re, chatelaine bags, and games in
less profusion can be seen at
eeman's.
sn't it puzzler to find a gift for a
ltleman. Freeman's has lots of
Sm this year for you to select from.
6t. >Augustine's church - Evening
hyer and sermon Sunday evening
1t, at 7:30. All cordially invited
attend.
Miss Gertrude Hampton of Nevada
unity, says the Truckee Republican,
visiting her parents near Jackson,
ring the holidays.
Will Jones has resigned his position
clerk at the National hotel, and has
ZEN succeeded by James Fontenrose.
1T has been said that ''all whisky is
|od." But "Jesse Moore" is better
an others. Found at all first-class
bees.
William Sobey and wife came up
pm Vallejo last Monday to spend
hristmas with relatives in Jackson.
For over half century "Jesse
oore" w hisky has held its supremacy
the best, purest and most palatable.
Mrs. w. Chamberlain gave an enter
'inment in Loves hall on Saturday
Fening. The affair was sustained by
lpils who have been trained by her,
hd was well appreciated by the audi
bee.
Miss Mamie Wilson, niece of Mr..
hd Mrs. Nj. Newman, has been danger |
hsly ill with typhoid fever in hos
|tal in San Francisco, but at this
riting is considered out of danger,
pd is improving slowly.
Don't miss our ad this week for bar
bins. Jackson Shoe Store.
Mrs. S. Axelrod, who arrived in
ackson from San Francisco last week |
0 visit to her daughter, Mrs. ]. |
lukfeld, has decided soon after the
hristmas holidays, to take pleasure
ip to Chicago and New York. accom-
anied by her daughter. Their eastern
'ur will last month, when they will |
,turn direct to California.
G. R. Renno, who is in the employ of
lie Standard Electric Company, left
II San Francisco Monday morning.
here he expects to be employed for
le next two months on special work |
'r the company, after which he ex-
ects to return to Electra.
Just arrived-A large assortment of |
asquerade costumes which are on dis |
lay under the supervision of a lady
ttendant, room having beeu en-
aged for the occasion at the White
-ouse, jackson, Cal.
DR.. L. M. Hartley preached a tenn
erance sermon in the NJ. E. church
st Sunday evening. He is an earnest
nd enthusiastic worker in this special
cid. He told what had been accom-
lished in other places on the coast by
ne efforts of a few resolute workers
. committee was appointed consisting
F. A. Morrow, F. Dunstan. and T.
. Seymour to interview the citizens on
he anti-saloon movement.
Katie Vermente, the eight-year-old
aughter of Paul Vermente of Jackson,
led at her home here Friday, from
heumatism of the heart, after brief
lness of eight days. The remains
ere inferred in the Catholic cemetery
sst Sunday.
The current was turned on to the
ew power line of the Standard Elec-
ric Company, between Electra and
utter, Tor the first time last Sunday.
'verything worked to charm. The
ew line makes a difference of 80 per
emit in distance, the new line making
utter Creek on direct line of eight
liles, whereas the old line by way of
ackson is twelve miles long. The
over saved by reduced distance is
therefore, an important point in favor
f the new line.
Frank Valvo while out hunting last
sunday with magazine gun met with
peculiar accident. In discharging the
.un, in some unexplained manner the
in the magazine were also
blowing the magazine part
o pieces. Frank was somewhat shaken
Ip by the conclusion, but was pleased
O find himself unhurt.