Amador ledger., 1903-06-05
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.
Butterick Patterns at RedIick's.


at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Pioneer Flour is the Lily of the
Valley, the "Pearl of Perfection.
Tug of war will be one of the features
of the day at the Italian picnic, Sun
day, June II.
G. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
lug. Hours-9 to u a. m; to p. m.
saturdays 8 to II a. m: to p. m.
A social dance will be given to-
morrow evening in Loves hall by the
Mandolin Club. Admission SOC couple.
''Force, " a readv-to- serve, ready-to-
digest, delightful food, brings the in
dependent strength that comes of
health.
E. A. Freeman, organizer for the
"a. o. U. W., will leave to-day for St.
Paul, Mimi, as delegate TO the su-
preme lodge.
The jackson band will furnish the
music for the picnic and ball at the
Italian picnic, Sunday, June IA.
Stop in at Penry & Moons on your
way home and get paper box of de-
icious ice cream for the children They
will enjoy it.
The Jewel Bourbons and the Angels
Camp nine will play for a purse of $50
t the italian picnic, Sunday, June IA
{ will be hot game; you should not
Mss it.
Picnicker's attention. IGreat op-
portunity is offered at RedIiCk'S to Sc
ure men, suits at reduced prices.
Dr. Herrick and family will 60 to
Los Angeles on Sunday, at which place
he doctor will conduct a dental exami-
alton for the southern portion of the
tate. They will be absent ten or
welve days.
he Jackson Shoe Store is the place to
ret it.
Miss Ina Andrews, niece of Mrs. N.
Williams, who has been attending
chool in Stockton. came up Saturday
spend the summer vacation with her
unit and other relatives in this vicinity.
Everybody is going to the Italian
icnic at Fullep's grove Sunday, June
4. Are you? If not. why not?
Picnic dress goods in lawns and dimi-
les of select patterns and colors on
pecial sale at RedIick's.
W. ]. McGee went to San Francisco
Wednesday and will return Sunday.
Several Masons of Jackson attended
raising at Sutter Greek last night
Vm. Greenhalgh, principal of the SUIT
pr Greek school, was raised to the
lblime degree of master mason.
The people of "Kennedy fat" will
old public social in their new church
aturday evening, June l3. They want
the people of Jackson and vicinity
IrNir hnv, in hi Il
bme.
St. Augustine's church - Sunday
bxt being Trinity Sunday divine SER
ce with holy communion will be cele-
rated. Service, II a. IN.
The Willing Hearts Guild will have
ice cream and cake social, and also
ave for sale articles which they have
ade. The willing hearts are little
rls aged from six to ten years old
he above will be held in Mr.. Penrys
pre- room on Saturday, June l3.
Mrs. Maggie Folger has purchased
pme at Pacific Grove, and took her
parture for that place, with her son
ills, Tuesday morning, where she
poets to reside in future.
Deak Peek has resigned his position
driver OF the baggage wagon on the
ne stage line. He is now handling
3 lines on one of Steiner's stages on
Q jackson and Placerville line, Dave
hillips of lone has succeeded to the
worship of the lone baggage wagon.
# you want good working shoe call
the Kant Rip at the Jackson Shoe
pre-.
When in San Francisco, secure ac-
r7rr 4 - L. L
BIT 1.-THE McAllister,n cor. OF Van
ss Ave. and McAllister ST. Every
ing new. Central location. w. Z.
ng, Prop.
Rev. Geo. W. Beattie of Pine Grove,
II give his humorous and famous
ture on the subject, Paddy at
me, " in Loves hall Thursday even
/. June IL, under the auspices of the
cksOn Epworth League of the M. E.
urch. A large patronage is desired
cream will be served after lecture.
mission 25 cents: children Is cents.
Matteo Dotta, pioneer resident of
nador county, died at his home near
sbtown on Monday, after lingering
ess, incident to extreme age. The
heral was held in Jackson on We'd
day, and was largely attended. De-
sed was possessed of considera BILE
bperty. which we understand he has
posed of by will.
1all and see our new line of children's
pes at Jackson Shoe Store
1t the annual meeting of Jackson
e Company held last Monday officers
re elected for the ensuing year as
ows: President. r. G. Rust; vice
bsident. G. Marelia; secretary, w.
ing; treasurer, NJ. Newman; chief,
Garbarini; foreman, JOS Garbarini;
wards, W. Tam, B. F. Taylor, j.
decided to buy hook and ladder
ok at once.
peoial. Fine dress ginghams, u
DIS for S1.00 at RedliCk'S.
n important change has been made
connection with the conveyance of
Ills Fargo express matter on the
10 stage. Heretofore this has been
ried by the regular passenger coach,
b the messenger accompanying it.
S arrangement, it has been argued,
an unnecessary danger to pas
gers in the event of hold-up 1t
therefore been discontinued, and
express matter is now carried on
baggage wagon with the other
l. The guard, E. C. Fisher, under
new regulation, now rides with the
gage tender. The move is certainly
he direction of safety for the travel
public.
he case of Jas McCauiey, as Justice
he peace, VS.. @. L. Culbert, county
itOr, was argued before the superior