Amador ledger., 1903-04-24
Additional Locals.
Butterick Patterns at RedIick's,

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Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best.
E. A. Freeman, Past Grand Master
of the A. o. U. W., returned home
Tuesday evening, after an absence of
several months on business relating to
the order.
Judge Davis arrived in San Francisco
Wednesday from Beaumont, Texas.
1t is expected that he will attend the
grand parlor N. S. G. w., at Bakers
field, which convenes next Monday,
April p, before returning to Jackson.
G. Berger of Campo Seco, is one of
our visitors this week.
frankie Valvo is spending few days
in the city with Paul Poggi, and will
return to Jackson as soon as the latter
departs for Italy.
The latest styles in mems straw hats
are shown at Redlick's; prices range
from 25c to $500.
Henry Eickhoff of Lindley g. Eick-
hoff, the San Francisco lawyers, is in
Jackson on legal business.
Mrs. Solari of Mokelumne Hill, came
to jackson from San Francisco We'd
nesday evening on her way home, She
has been in the city caring for her
brother, Henry Garbarini, who has
been receiving medical treatment as
mentioned in the Ledger few weeks
ago. Mrs. Solari reports that her
brother is improving quite rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reichling have
departed for San Francisco, where
they will reside in future.
Mrs. Geo. Fleming, who has been
visiting relatives in jackson, returned
to her home in Sacramento Thursday
morning.
The G. D. "Justrite' corset in all
the latest shapes sold at RedllCk s;
prices range from soc to $3.50.
81. B. Hanscom, deputy collector of
Internal revenue, was in Jackson this
week, for the purpose of re-surveying
the brandy stills in this district.
The whistles of the Central Eureka
and South Eureka blew fire alarm
early yesterday morning, the occasion
being blaze at the boiler house of the |
latter company. 1t was put out with |
slight damage, the roof alone being de-
stroyed. The fire started in the roof,
and was no doubt of accidental origin. |
The best makes of shoes can be found
at RedliCk' S at a lower price than
shoe stores ask.
We are pleased to state that the |
health of J, F. Parks, Supt. of the
Kennedy mine, is very much improved.
Mr.. Parks has been at Palm Springs, |
San Diego county, for over a month.
Superior Judge r. C. Rust, Past |
Grand President, N. S. G. W., left this
morning for San Francisco on his way
to Bakersfield to attend the grand |
parlOr. w. Fl. Willis, who Is a dele
gate from Excelsior Parlor, accompan-
led the Judge. John Going, also a
delegate to the grand parlor, will leave
tomorrow morning.
Rev. Geo. W. Beatty, superintendent
of Sunday schools, San Francisco, will |
accompany the pastor of Pine Grove
from the city, and will spend over two
weeks working in the interest of the
church by preaching, lecturiug and or
ganizing Sabbath schools. He will
preach at Pine Grove Wednesday even
ing, April 30, Pioneer Thursday even
ing, April 80, and West Point Friday,
May L.
w. K. Mcfarland came up last
Thursday on brief visit. He has Sc
cured a position as brakeman for the
Southern Pacific Company on the Sac
ramento division. He left for Sacra-
mento Sunday morning, for the pur-
pose of starting in on his work. He
will take a few initiatory trips to get
acquainted with the duties, and there
after will be placed on the reserve list,
for regular work as soon as an opening |
occurs. His family will live in Stock
ton. The Ledger wishes Mr.. Nc
Farland success in his new field of labor.
The attention of our readers is called
to an advertisement which appears
elsewhere in these columns of the
College of Notre Dame, Marysville.
This academy of learning was founded
by the Sisters of Notre Dame in 1856,
and under their able management it
has attained standing as one of the
most efficient educational institutions
in the state. Miss Maggie Murphy, a
lady well known in Jackson, having
been brought up from childhood in
this vicinity, is at the head of the
school as Sister Superior. We are
pleased to mention her advancement to
this important position, and one which
by nature and education she is emi-
nently qualified to fill.
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