Amador ledger., 1903-04-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.
New belts at RedIick s.

paIuruayS y 10 Il u. IN. 10 y. III.
John F. Clute, the Volcano mer-
liant, was in Jackson on business dur
ng the week.
See the new line of Orthopedic shoes
or men at $3.50. Agents, Jackson
Shoe Store.
Easter services at Catholic church
st mass at s O'Clock, high mass at 10
o'clock. Special choir.
Stockmen read in another column
What P. Piccardo, the harness dealer,
has to say about saddles.
F. M. Whitmore came down from his
'nill on Pioneer creek last Sunday. He
ooks hale and hearty as ever.
Mrs. Clarence Freeman returned
Sunday evening from two months
Facation in San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Ladies' patent kid oxfords and all
he latest styles just arrived at the
ackson Shoe Store.
Children like to give parties and pic
les these bright days, grown folks do
90. Phone Penry & Moon for the
ce cream.
Bert Rondona, boy living at Jack
on Gate, fell from tree last Sunday
+ nd broke his arm. DR.. Gall adjusted
he difficulty.
Everybody has q favorite flavor.
oenry & Moon have every flavor of ice
ream soda. Their candies are the
weetest thing out.
See our new line of oxfords for chill
rem; also misses patent kid, also good
black kid just arrived. jackson Shoe
Store.
Miss Alma Francis and Miss Julia
1inocchio, students at st. Agnes
academy of Stockton, returned home
asst Saturday, to spend the Easter
acation with their parents.
Early in the week the leila mill had
o hang up twenty stamps for a few
ays, owing to the large amount of
urface.water that had to be hoisted; I;
he after effect of the recent storm.
Our new lines of Kiugsbury hats just
rrived. See the latest styles and best
bats in town at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Byron Craighead arrived from
olacerville last week, called here on ac-
ount of the accident which befell his
ather recently at Electra.
The jackson Band and NJ. l. Club
viii give concert Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock from the balcony of the
National hotel.
Easter Sunday is sure to be pleasant
lay. Select your hat tomorrow,
eady trimmed, lots of them, all beau
les, and one for every lady and every
tile girl in jackson. Mrs. K. L.
)elahide.
Mrs. Bridget Haw. an old resident OF
utter Creek, was adjudged insane in
he superior court on Tuesday. The
Unfortunate woman was taken to the
tockton asylum by Sheriff Norman
he following day.
F. ]. Solinsky jr., j. B. Reddick and
~. S. Hanscom of San Andreas, with
heir friend, E. Kenneth Louden, of
oakland, were visiting the mines of
ackson yesterday. The young men
re all students of the state university.
The Eastern Star assisted by the
fasons, will give a farewell party to
fr. and Mrs. S. G. Spagnoli at the
iasonic hall tomorrow night.
Mr. Marwood, representing a New
ork syndicate, accompanied by John
hampton and Chas Williams, visited
he Champion mine in Hunts gulch
Wednesday, taking samples of rock
ith the view of reporting to the COM
any.
Mrs. Strohm returned from Byron
priugs last Saturday, feeling much
enefitted by the several weeks treat
lent of the mineral waters of that
Psort. Mr.. Strohm was left at the
prings, but returned home Wednes-
ay.
Mrs. P. Kelly, in returning from the
lneral of Mrs. Hoffman Thursday
fternoon, in stepping from a high
dewalk near Mrs. Langhorst's resi-
enee, fell. and sustained severe bruises
bout the face, which necessitated call
hg in the aid of DR.. Schacht.
Talk about swell stockings, you want
b see the new line just arrived at the
ackson Shoe Store.
Albert Ludwig, while driving from
[okelumne Hill toward San Andreas
company with Gus Burns. was
brown out near Donnallan's bridge,
nd received injuries from which he
led few days thereafter, The vic
m was well-known around Sutter
reek. He leaves wife and seven
hildren at Paloma.
III. QrQbatz, who has been looking
round Santa Clara county for week
so, returned home this week. He
as purchased fruit ranch of five
cres in Berryessa valley, two miles
ut from San Jose, and intends moving
here with his family in a few days.
e paid S25O0 for the property.
Sheriff and Tax Collector T. K. Nor
Ian wishes tn call attention tn the fact
nat taxes will be delinquent Monday,
Epril 81. The books will positively be
osed on that date.
The Lodi hotel had very narrow
scape from destruction by fire at an
hrly hour last Tuesday morning. A
tansient guest left lighted pipe in
is coat pocket on retiring. The gar
ent was placed across a trunk, and
be smoldering pipe ignited the cloth
g, woodwork and wall paper Geo.
easoner occupied an adjoining room,
scovered the smoke, and not only
we'd the transient's life, but also the
otel.-Galt Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Easterbrook, who
ave been visiting Rev. Van Vliet's
,mily for the past six weeks, have
ken their departure for Seattle,
here they have interests The
asterbrooks are old-time friends of
be minister and his wife, having be-
pine acquainted in South Dakota,
here both families formerly lived.
he visitors made many friends while
Jackson. Mr.. EasterbroOk has a
blendid voice, and his singing was very
UGH appreciated by those that at
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