Amador ledger., 1903-12-25
Additional Locals.
Frozen oysters, SOC per can, at Cami
netti's market.

10 p. m. Hnone MAIN 4U4. jackson,
Cal
Miss Trask, the writing, teacher, is
spending the holidays with her cousin,
Mrs. Bright.
Attorney D. B. Spagnoli has been
confined to the house all the week with
a severe cold.
The Middle Bar school was closed all
last week on account of the prevalence
of whooping cough in the district
Mrs. Ashley, of San Francisco, came
up Monday to spend Christmas with
her daughter, Mrs. Phil Roberts.
Frank Stribley, who has been en-
ployed at Sonora for several months,
is home on Christmas vacation with
his mother, Mrs. Fleming.
+ Champagne Waters in dainty pack
ages or in bulk. Just the thing to
serve with ice cream. Call for them at
P. Cassinelli's,
Joe Cademartori, who is now located
at Sonora, Calaveras county, has been
shaking hands with old friends here
abouts this week.
Francisco Davalle, native of Italy,
was made citizen on Dec. 18th on the
testimony of John r. Dick and Virgilio
Podesta.
John A. Delucchi, the dentist of SUIT
ter Creek, will be in Volcano for ten or
twelve days, commencing December "a
to practice his profession.
| Miss Agnes Newman, who has been
attending the state normal school at
Chico, returned home last week, to
spend the holidays with her parents.
A. H. Kuhlman and wife left Wednes-
day morning for Napa City, to spend
the holidays with the latter's relatives.
They expect to return in about two
weeks.
Mrs. S. G. Spagnoli, Mrs. Clarence
Parker, and Benny Spagnoli came up
early this week from Richmond, to
spend the holidays with relatives in
Jackson.
J. H. Tibbetts, formerly assembly
man from Amador county, was in jack
son and Sutter Creek last week, giving
the glad hand to his many friends in
this section.
B. J. Watson, from Nevada county,
formerly state senator of that county,
has been in Jackson the past week. He
is representing the Pacific Coast Miner,
and interviewing the mining men of
this vicinity in the interest of that
publication.
The fire walls of the Amador Bank
building are being protected by a COW
ering Of tin. G.. w. Weller is doing
the work. The ordinary plaster used
to protect brick walls against dampness,
| is not proof against the frost. 1t soon
peels off, leaving the bare brick ex-
posed to absorb the water and moisture.
John Fl. Moon, formerly of the Led
ger Office but now of Anderson IS job
Office at Sacramento, spent his Christ
mas vacation with his parents at Anna
dor City. On Wednesday, accompan-
led by John Hambley, he visited his
friends in Jackson.
Albino Belluomini, wife of Virgilio
Belluomini, returned from San Fran
cisco recently, and is now seriously sick
with bronchitis. She went to the city
for treatment for her eyes about two
months ago, and there contracted the
throat and lung trouble from which
she is now suffering.
At Aetna school last Friday. on the
occasion of the closing of the school for
the holiday vacation, Christmas fes-
tival was had. Miss Rose Bernich was
arrayed as Santa Claus, and every
scholar in the principals room, Miss
DriscolD was presented with a box of
candy. In Miss Badaracca's class, the
pupils were made equally happy with a
bag of nuts and oranges.
A good piece of roadwork is being
done on Water street. A heavy coat
ing of greensboro from the Anita dump
has been spread from Main street to
opposite Ginocchio's fruit dryer. The
entire road is to be treated in like man
ner. Also Broadway street from Gin
occhio's to the main bridge has been
macadamized.' If good drainage is
provided, this work ought to keep
these parts of the streets, admittedly
among the worst thoroughfares in
town, in good condition for years. The
county, assisted by residents along the
streets, is doing the work.
Redlick's store inaugurated new
departure this year in connection with
the festival season. Last Saturday
afternoon the store was literally swarm
ed with children and grown-up folks,
the little ones attracted by the an
nouncement Of free gift distribution
at 2:3O that day. Every boy or girl
that visited the place between certain
hours, received some token of the
event. They were all made happy with
a donation of candy or some other
memento of the kindly recognition of
this well-known house.
Mrs. w. G. Johns was suddenly call
ed tn San Francisco last Monday on