Amador ledger., 1902-07-18

Freeman left Tuesday for San Fran
ciso, for vacation.
The jackson Band will give a con.
cert next Sunday evening at o'clock
from the balcony of the Globe hotel.
Appetisers, sardellen rings, Norway
anchovies, Russian caviar, pate de foie
gras, and ETC., etc., at Caminetti's Mkt.
John A. Delucchi, the well-known
dentist of Sutter Creek, will be in Vol
cano for one week, commencing Mon
day, July Is, for dentistry business.
Mrs. f. Z. Mcconnell has given up
housekeeping in the DYyer residence
on Court street, and left with her
daughter, Miss Dora, for summer
vacation in Stockton,
w. S. Williams, principal Of jackson
school, returned from Eureka, Hum
boldt county, last week. His family
will remain there for Il few weeks
longer.
has retired from the Sutter Creek
Record. The Calkins Bros. have again
assumed charge, with Thos. D. Calkins
as editor and manager.
Our new line of mems shoes in box
calf, also in vica kid, will arrive in a
few days. Don't forget that this line
is of the latest style, and every pair
guaranteed by us. Jackson Shoe
Store.
A. n. Peterson, the experienced mill
man of Sutter Creek, has received a
call to go to Siskiyou county to look
after quartz mill in that section. He
will go there toward the end OF the
month, not to stay, but to get things
on good running basis.
W. S. Gilbert and family left Monday
morning for their old home in Illinois,
with the intention of remaining there
permanently. They will go direct to
Mattoon, town of 10,000 inhabitants
in the central part of the state,
George Chinn was struck in the head
by rock in the Kennedy Wednesday,
infictiug cash which demanded the
attention of DR.. Gall, and will lay him
off for few days. He was not badly
hurt, and was able to appear on the
street the same evening.
Dr. L. E. Phillips will move into the
front rooms just vacated by DR.. Gall in
the We'll building The offices are to
be thoroughly renovated and refuruish-
ed. 1t will be about the first of next
month before the doctor will be ready
to move into his new quarters.
Mcmillan, the fotografer, advises
mothers to bring the children in the
morning, as il is coolest and best. Also
that his agents having sold great
number of tickets, that those holding
them should come early and soon, and
avoid the rush. Those who failed to
secure tickets eau get them at the
gallery for few days only.
a subscription list is being circulated
for the purpose of raising funds TO
build new $4,000 brick NJ L. church
III jackson. The old church is sadly
out OF repair II would take about
$1,000, it is estimated, to put it in shape
to last from six to ten years To spend
this amount in patching up au old and
nearly worn-out ed iiice, or to plunge
into the construction Of brick church
to scat 400 persons. is the problem that
confrouts the members. 1T would be
necessary before start is made TO get
subscriptions 10 the extent of $500; the
| balance might be obtained on mort
gage.
The Jackson Athletic Club gave its
first smoker Monday evening. The
hall was we'll filled with members and
invited guests. An amusement pre-
gram was presented, the most notice
able feature of which was boxing
bout between Sheriff Gregory and Mr.
Colt. This created world of fun for
the boys. Gregory is close on to six
feet tall, while Colt is fully six inches
shorter, also shorter armed and more
leshy. The exhibition kept the
spectators convulsed with laughter
from beginning to close. Soda water
and other refreshments were served
during the evening, and the entertain
ment lasted until midnight. Those
present had u royal time.