Amador ledger., 1903-07-03
Additional Locals.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho.
neer Flour makes the best.

sox, at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Fresh fish every Thursday and Fri:
day at the Up To Date Market.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con.
stantly on hand at Caminetti's Mkt
]. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. m.
to p. m. Phone Main 1874. Jackson,
Cal.
At the Union House. Saturday and
Sunday, raviola and chicken dinner,
so cents per plate.
Phillipa Folger has Joined her mother
at Pacific Grove, where the family have
taken up their permanent residence.
There are unclaimed letters lying in
the Jackson post Office addressed to
John Broad, Matalei Peruso, and Anna
Zerres.
Miss Annie Perovich and sister were
passengers on the outgoing stage yes
terday, bound for the city for a short
vacation.
H. II. Johnston arrived in Jackson
by Wednesday stage, and went up to
Pine Grove the same evening on
business.
Dick Angove, Orrie Jones and sew
eral others, departed for the vicinity
of Lockford, on fishing crui SO to the
Mokelumne river.
For Rent-House of 5 rooms, with
barn, chicken house, garden, etc., on
Broadway. Apply to F. Simcich,
Union House, Jackson.
Thelma Kay, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Kay, left yesterday morn
ing for Marysville, to spend a few
weeks with relatives there.
Mrs. Fred Eudey, after protracted
stay in Stockton under the DOCTORS
care, returned home the latter part of
last week. greatly benefited in health.
W. J. MCGEE, E. G. VOORHEES, and
others from Sutter Creek, returned
Sunday from their fishing trip to
Silver lake. The lake is minus about
HOO fish as the result of their visit
Don't fail to see our new line of shoes
for gents at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Last Monday while Charley Gregory
was helping George Luce in kalsomizing
the school house, the staging gave
way. He fell to the floor, injuring his
left wrist so that he has been unable to
work since.
The month of June was remarkably
quiet in hospital affairs. Not patient
was admitted that month. July, how
ever, broke the record, four patients
being taken in on the first instant
Carl Becker, the musician, came up
from San Francisco last week for his
annual outing in the mountains. He
was the guest Of Fl. We'll for a few
days, after which he departed for Silver
lake on pleasure excursion.
Stop in at Penry & Moons on your
way home and get paper box of de-
licious ice cream for the children They
will enjoy it.
The Union House, under the man
agement of the new proprietors, Sim
cich & Hero, was opened for business
Sunday. after being thoroughly reno
waited inside and out. A rushing busi-
ness was done, the proprietors being
we'll satisfied with the result.
Miss Bertha C. Mason, one of jack
sons popular school teachers, left San
Francisco Wednesday, July 1st, via
steamer for Eureka, Cal, on short
visit with her friend, Miss Louise Koch,
formerly of Jackson.
Suits made to order at the Jackson
Shoe Store. Fit guaranteed.
George Craze, who has been afflicted
with mild form of smallpox, has fully
recovered. The quarantine on the
house will be lifted this week, when the
county will again be free from this
disease. A case of scarlet fever exists
at Carbondale. This is the only iu-
stance of contagion, requiring regula-
ton, at present in Amador county.
The fishing party, consisting OF w.
M. Amick, F. A. VOORHEES, and others,
who went to Blue creek in Calaveras
county on hunt for brook trout, re-
turned Friday evening. Fishing was
never known to be better than this
season. They bagged trout in quantity
to satisfy the most craving. The fun
of hauling the fish out became monot-
Onous, and they returned home sur
feited with the sport, and with plenty
of the trophies to dispense to their
friends.
N. 7. Littlefeld and wife left Jackson
Tuesday morning for Sa cramento,
to make their future home. Their
three children are in steady employ
ment in Sacramento, and have been for
some time, and they decided to esta blish
a home for themselves and children in
that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Littleield
have lived in Jackson since early days,
and it is with reluctance they retire
from AmadOr county, around which
cluster the fondest recollections of life.
Tho adoar ioinc I N ,uisb;no tbo,,, 80.