Amador ledger., 1903-07-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ic9~cr Readers.

Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley. the ''Pearl of Perfection.
Judge Davis returned Sunday even
ing, after spending the fourth in the
city.
Nothing will please an invalid as Well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Caminetti's Mkt.
Phone US for ice cream for your Sun
day dinner. We will deliver it on short
notice. Penry & Moon.
G. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
ing. Hours-9 to IL a. IN; to p. m.
Saturdays to u a. m; to p. m.
Mrs. z. Kirkwood and family left
Wednesday for Silver Lake, and will
open up their hotel for the summer.
Miss Kate Driscoll, who is now spend
ing her vacation in San Jose, was ap-
pointed principal of the Aetna school
| for the coming term.
Amiel Sicotte, fireman, who was
brought up in Jackson and will be re-
membered by the old residents here,
was severely burned by the big fire in
Oakland this week, which destroyed
over 800, 600 worth of property.
The coolest drinks in town can be
had at Penry & Moons.
Henry Barton, Jackson boy, now
of Sacramento, came up last Monday
evening, accompanied by his friend,
Rich. Mansfield. They left Wednes-
day on a camping "trip to Antelope and
vicinity.
Surveyors are at work searching for
narrow gauge line for the California
Door Factory's timber near Dogtown.
Three surveys are to be made. One
from Diamond Springs, one from the
Seven Mile House and one from Ione
to determine which will be the most
economical route for getting lumber
out. Ell Dorado Republican.
Summer hats at the Jackson Shoe
Store. Latest styles, best quality, and
reasonable prices. Agents for the
Kingsbury hat.
DR. Herrick aud family returned home
Tuesday evening after months tour
of the southern part Of the state. The
doctor was much impressed with the
enterprise and go-ahead spirit he found
in that section. The people have pros
perity because they all pull to that end.
Coronado and trip into foreign terri
tory across the Mexican boundary were
Included in the outing.
At the baseball game on the 4th, Ed.
Delahide was struck a blow in the
head by the ball. He was at the bat,
when the ball from the pitcher struck
/ him close to the ear. 1t knocked him
|senseless. DR.. Endicott was called and
pronounced the injury not at all SER
Iious. He revived almost Immediately,
land continued in the game to the close.
Ladies' black hose at 10c per pair at
1.-THE Jackson Shoe Store.
The trustees of the jackson school
district held the annual election of
Iteachers last Monday evening, and
elected as follows: Principal, w. S.
Williams; teachers, Misses Alice Cart
hin, Esther Devan, Nettie Morrow,
Nellie Payne, Bertha G. Mason and
Esther L. Breese, all of whom were re-
elected except Miss Breese, who takes
THE place of her sister who had re-
signed.
"Force, readv-to-serve, readyto-
digest, delightful food, brings the in
dependent strength that comes of
health.
Jack Adams was discharged from the
county jail last Monday. after serving
100 days less credits. He left the next
morning by stage TO lone, en- route for
ISan Francisco. 1t is his intention to
leave for the east. He looks remark
ably we'll, stouter and stronger than he
ever did. Before leaving he shook
hands with several of his intimate &C
Iquaintances, and remarked that his ex-
perience would prove valuable lesson
to him, one that would have salutary
Influence on his future life He leaves
the scenes of his boyhood days, deter
mined to carve out new path for him
self. He is very handy man about
electric and telephone wires, and there
is no doubt he can command good
wages in these lines anywhere in the
United States.
A full line of hosiery and sox at the
jackson Shoe Store.
A double-seated buggy, containing
Mrs. Breese and three daughters, Julia.
Esther and Rachel, with r. c. Bole
driving, came to sudden halt on Main
street Wednesday evening. The party
was just starting for Plymouth, to be
present at the Breese- w heeler we'd
|ding. On turning the corner from
Water street into Main street, the rear
axle broke, tilting the buggy with a
sudden thud as the corner of the ve-
hicle struck the ground. The horses
we're not scared in the least, and did
'not move more than a couple of yards
after the shock. The occupants of the
buggy held their seats, making not the
least outcry, In five minutes another
vehicle was secured, and the party
proceeded on their journey to the scene
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