Amador ledger., 1902-08-15

j. b. RedQlck, superintendent Vi GH6
Preston school. was in Jackson yester-
day, accompanied by S. w. Sibole, and
made the Ledger Office friendly call.
NJ. E. church services, Sunday, Aug.
II: Morning subject--'Doth Job fear
God for naught." Evening-Epworth
League and sermon subject "Gleauings
from many fields.
The Rev. VIM. Tuson will hold di-
vine service in his church, st. Angus
tine, on Sunday morning, II a. M, as
he expects to be home from San Fran
cisco by that time.
The Electra baseball club expects to
play a game with the Angels team
next Sunday on the grounds OF the
latter.
Mrs. F. A. Waring of Rochester, New
York. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Stewart, of Butte City, and Intends to
make an extended tour of the state
before she finally returns home.
r. Phillips and wife of Napa, arrived
in Jackson Thursday on visit to A.
II. Kuhlman and wife. Mr.. Phillips is
a brother of Mrs. Kuhlman. They
will remain for a few days.
Miss Angie Ketchum, neice of r. w.
Ketchum, arrived in Jackson Monday
from Tacoma, Washington, on visit
to her uncle, whom she had not met
for twenty years. She is a professional
nurse, and may decide to make her
permanent home in this county.
Clarence Parker left early last week
for Point Richmond, where he has Sc
cured position as fireman on the
Santa Fe road. His family left to join
him last Monday. He has already. en-
tered upon his duties, and hopes to
work himself up to an engineer S
position.
Mrs. Breese, who has been visiting
in Oakland for several weeks with her
family, was summoned to Sutt6r Greek
last week on account of the serious i'll
ness of her mother. The rest of the
family also returned for the same
reason Monday evening. B. R. Breese
will stay but few days, as he has Sc
cured a permanent situation with the
Central Bank in Oakland.
All of our tan shoes have been cut
all to pieces in prices. You can get a
good misses tan shoe, cloth or kid tops,
for 75c; mans tan shoe in gator for
$1.00; boys shoes at almost half price.
These goods must go this month.
Jackson Shoe Store.
The enterprising people of Pioneer
are preparing for another characteristic
entertainment to be given Friday even
ing, Aug. p. They are making quite
an improvement on their school house,
and are preparing and in readiness to
build their new church Lumber is on
the ground aud work will be COM
menced not many days hence.
Mrs. Battiste of near Butte City, was
the victim OF peculiar mishap a few
days ago. She had been suffering for
several days and no improvement ap-
poaring DR.. Endicott was called, who
found that the lower jaw had been
thrown out of place, probably by
violent gaping or sneezing. After put
ting the jaw in place, the patient
speedily recovered.
j. F. Armstrong, deputy in the
county clerks office of Ell Dorado
county, has been appointed register ol
the United States land Office at Sacra-
mento, in place OF Thomas Fraser de.
ceased. He is highly recommended as
faithful and conscientious officer, and
will no doubt meet all the requirements
of the new position. He expects to en-.
ter upon his duties in few days, when
his official bond is approved.
Tourists, teamsters and the travelling
public generally will find that Calvin:
station-the old John Harker place
is the best wayside station on the road
to the mountains to stop at. Nice
rooms and clean beds. The table il
supplied with the best in the market
good barn accommodations for stock
and the finest water that can be fount
anywhere. Try this house, and b.
convinced. H. D. Calvin, proprie
tor. je13-tf
In another column we publish the
candidates card of D. A. Patterson
who seeks denomination on the dem
ocratic ticket for county recorder
Everyone knows Dave; he is the on
man in Office who commands the wei
wishes of all, Notwithstanding his Ion!
term of public service. Republican
do not anticipate winning this Office
but nevertheless we are in favor of fill
ing the ticket, even though the nomi
nee stays at home during the campaig
as the democratic candidate will un
doubtedly do. We do not want to Sc
a vacancy on the ticket if there is an
chance to make it complete with suit
able material.
Jack McCutcheon, of the Jackso
shoe store, has about completed al
rangements to purchase the large stoc
of goods now contained therein, tt
gether with the business, from th
proprietor, W. 1. Johnson, of Wood
land. He went to Woodland two week
ago to arrange about the terms. Nj