Amador ledger., 1903-07-24
Additional Locals.
Miss Vivian Kent is visiting friends
in Sacramento.

Fresh hsh every thursday and FIJI
day at the Up To Date Market.
st. Augustine's church, Evening
prayer and sermon, Sunday next, at
500 p. m.
County Clerk G. L. Culbert went to
San Francisco Monday morning on a
business trip.
Mrs. GuistO of Sacramento came up
last evening to visit with her sister,
Mrs. E. Ginocchio.
Miss Daisy Bonnefoy left for San
Francisco last Sunday, where she will
enter the girls high school.
Ben Spagnoli, son of our former
county treasurer, S. G. Spagno.i, is up
from Richmond visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. A. Newcum returned to
Sacramento last Saturday morning
after two weeks visit with Jackson
friends.
Mark Eudey went to San Francisco
last Saturday to resume his studies in
the high school. The term began last
Monday.
Champagne Waters in dainty pack
ages or in bulk. Just the thing to
serve with ice cream. Call for them at
P. Cassinelli's.
John Raggio, president of the Com
mercial and Savings Bank of Stockton,
is in Jackson on business connected
with his stage lines.
Lester Armfeld, who has had charge
of the Jackson Shoe Store during Mr..
McCutchen's absence, went over to
Woodland on Wednesday.
Jack McCutchen, proprietor of the
Jackson Shoe Store, came over from
Woodland last evening, where he has
been looking after business interests
during the past two months.
Special Sale at the Jackson Shoe
Store. All hosiery. sox, straw hats,
ties, ETC., will be sold regardless of cost
for the next week, sale to begin Mon
day, the 9th. Jackson Shoe Store.
Dan Mack, electrician at Electra,
has gone below on two weeks vaca-
tion. He expects to visit Los Angeles
and other points of interest before re-
turning to his duties at the Plant.
Now is the time to buy your winter
shoes. The Jackson Shoe Store has a
clearance sale of all the odd lines.
Ladies shoes SOC a pair; children s shoes
SOC. Call and see our prices before
buying elsewhere.
Henry and Chas. Mare drove to
lone Wednesday morning from which
place they took the train for San Fran
cisco. Henry has been suffering for
some time with a troublesome knee.
He expects to receive treatment while
in the city.
Selfreno F. Dal Porto went below
last Sunday. He will visit San Jose
and San Francisco. If he can secure
employment in the city he will remain
there. otherwise he will return to Jack
son in about two weeks.
W. A. Nevills arrived in Jackson
from San Francisco Saturday even
ing, called hither on business before
the board of supervisors in relation to
the assessment of the Moore mine. He
left Monday for San Audreas.
Mrs. Emma Daoust, daughter-in-law W
of Mrs. Courtmarsh, formerly of the
Union Hotel in Jackson, died in San
Francisco last Monday and was buried
in Mokelumne Hill on Wednesday,
July %. The deceased was cousin of
Geo. Luse of Jackson.
M. E. Church services, Sunday, July
26: Sunday school, 10 a. M; sermon,
subject, "Love thy neighbor as thy
self, II a. m; Epworth league, Up.
M; sermon, subject, Can the Ethio-
plan change his skin, +" 7.45 p. m. Cos
services at Kennedy nights, Wednesday
evening, July 20.
Don't forget the hat sale at the Jack
son Shoe Store.
A monster rattlesnake was killed
by Chinaman on Harry Jones' ranch
within half mile of town. 1t had
twelve rattles and a button. It's body
was as thick around as mans arm.
1t was one the biggest reptiles of this
class that has been seen in this section
for a long time.
Judge Davis went over to Hodson,
Calaveras county, on Tuesday, to be
present at the ceremonies incident to
the starting of the 120-stamp mill at
the Royal mine-the largest mill in the
state. From Hodson the Judge went
to the city, and will be absent from
Jackson several days.
George Lucot, who is employed in L.
Costa's blacksmith IS shop, received a
severe kick on the knee-cap yesterday
afternoon from horse which he was
shoeing. At first the injury was con.
sidered slight, but this morning the
pain became so intense that it is feared
the bone is fractured. An examination
by doctor will be made to-day.
A big brush fire was raging all last
week in the vicinity of Amador creek,
few miles east of Amador City. 1t
swept over an extensive tract, and did
much damage in the destruction OF