Amador ledger., 1903-06-26
EWS OF THE WEEK
Eort News Items of Interest to the
Lc'gar Readers.

jon Idll To see our new llu0 vi SuO0S
gents at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Lllev," the "Pearl of Perfection.
Mrs. Tom Peek has returned from
kland, after several month IS sabsence
Nothing will please an invalid as well
"a package of those fancy cakes from
minetti's Mkt.
}. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
Hours-9 to II a. m; l to 5 p. u.
burdays 8 to IL a. m; to p. m.
Mrs. Clarence Parker of Point Rich
nd, is visiting friends and relatives
jackson.
Iiss Mooser of Topeka, Kansas, is
ting in Jackson with her cousin,
s. E. Fisher.
weetest flavor, delicious taste,
ntiest assortment of candies at
pry & Moons.
;. G. O'Neill and family left Monday
few week vacation in San Fran
20 and vicinity.
applique and allover laces and all
r embroideries are included in the
cial sale at RedliCk's this week.
Hiss Mayme Hayes of Oakland, for
rly of Jackson, is here on visit to
acquaintances.
i'm Rawle of San Jose. is enjoying a
rt vacation with his aunt, Mrs. j.
ehan, and family.
We have just received a new line of
Inner hats, latest styles and best
tlity. Jackson Shoe Store.
Irs. Jos. Fleming and Mrs. Jos.
Ftian went to Stockton on Monday,
short vacation. They expect to
t San Francisco before returning
me.
The Up To Date Market makes a
cialty of handling fresh vegetables
ry day.
herman Cramer jr., the genial and
tling representative of the New
gland Life Insurance Company, was
own this week, doing his usual al
ance of business.
top in at Penry & Moons on your
home and get paper box of de-
pus ice cream for the children. They |
enjoy it.
Iisses Benjamin and Robinson of
mas, arrived in Jackson Sunday
ming, on their way to Volcano,
bre they will visit with relatives.
BY were met here by John Clute,
r cousin.
mmet Devau, Jackson boy, now
lccessful commercial traveller for a
ramento firm, came up Sunday
hing to visit his mother and sisters.
left the following morning for Sac
lento.
pecial sale of embroideries at Red
s this week.
rs. P Dwyer and her grand
ghter, Oda Ginocchio, left for Oak
Sunday morning, where they ex-
to remain several weeks, with
les that the change will improve
Dwyer's health, which has been
q poorly of late.
ldge John F. Davis was in Sacra-
to early this week, consulting with
superior judges of that county in
ard to case pending in Amador
nty wherein the superior judge of
county is disqualified to act, so the
ramento Union says.
ont forget to see the Chicago
eum Company at Loves hall next
sday night. This is high class
deville show, eight performers, all
sts of experience and repute. Only
night. Reserved seats may be Sc
bd at Spagnoli's drug store.
RS. Garland, nee Mitchell, formerly
ackson, came up from San Fran
b two weeks ago, accompanied by
Roberts of San Francisco. They
the guests of Mrs. CORN. They
pct to return home tomorrow. I
Burlington, former editor of the
ger, came up from Oakland Friday
He expected to remain two or
Pe weeks, and may be permanently.
prefers Jackson, both as regards
late and people, to Oakland as
e of residence. He left Wednesday
ming.
L. Sargent has secured a better
G than practicing law in Jackson.
has been looking after a portion of
uncle's Or. C. Sargent) estate in
Joaquin county. Mrs. Sargent
in Jackson Tuesday gathering up
aw books and other effects in Jack
preparatory to removing them to
home at Middle Bar.
M. Amick and others from the
by started Saturday on a fishing
bdition to Blue creek, above West
ht. Frank A. VOORHEES, and others
Monday for few days sport in
same neighborhood. Reports say
trout fishing in the small streams
pusually good just now.
he Commercial Savings Bank of
Fkton has completed organization,
expects to be ready for business in
days. About $4,000 of stock was