Amador ledger., 1903-05-01
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.

Il Il lOhi LII VI hhN
Valley" the pearl of Perfection.
Mrs. Fred Eudey, who has b, en-
visiting below, returned Wednesday.
c. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
|iug. Hours-9 to IL a. m; l to p. NJ.
Saturdays to II a. m; to p. m.
Mrs. Kuhlman left Wednesday morn
ling for a short visit to her relatives in
Napa.
JudgeIDavis was in bakersfield this
week, attending the grand parlOr of
the N. S. G. w.
E. P. Raun, who is developing a
mine at Middle Bar, came up from
Oakland Wednesday.
Mrs. Gallagher, proprietress of the
hotel at West Point, was in jackson
"Wednesday on business.
ST. Augustine's church - Service
Sunday next, IL a. m. Holy COM
munion will be celebrated.
"Force, +" ready-to-serve, ready-to-
Idigest, delightful food, brings the in
dependent strength that comes of
health.
Ladies' summer vests in high or low
neck, sleeveless, half or long sleeves
sold at RedliCk's for SC, Sc, 1Oc, 12!c,
15c, 2Oc, 25c.
Ice cream pure and rich and the best
in town, because we have our own COWS
and use nothing but tested cream. F.
Cademartori.
Gottlieb Wohrle returned to Jackson
this week, with the intention of remain
ing, doing business at the old stand,
the jackson brewery.
Charley Chapman has had The front
of his business place on Water street
improved with coat of paint which
adds greatly to its appearance.
2. A. VOORHEES, of the National, is
.enloying fishing trip to tho noun
taius. His guests are expecting trout
for every meal within Il day or two.
Charles Dwyer and William Dwyer
came over from Tuolumn, county early
this week, called h"re by the dangerous
ILLNESS of their brother, John.
Chas. G. Wood burn, son of the
ate James Wood burn, pioneer of
Amador county, was in Jackson this
week in the interest of his firm, the
Wood burn Co. of Sacramento.
Everybody has a fRVorite flavor.
Penry & Moon have every favor of ice
cream soda. Their candies are the
sweetest thing out.
Henry Garbarini returned from San
Francisco Wednesday evening, where
be had been receiving medical treat
nent He has fully recovered his lost
health.
Mems soft bosom shirts with detach-
Gble cuffs and collars, all 'up-to-date''
patterns and fast colors at RedliCk's:
ant be duplicated in Auador Co. at
he following prices: soc, 75c soc, Sl.00,
i. .25, s1.5o.
Chas. Archer, the versatile and able
manager of Chinn's music hall, left for
Stockton last week, to spend few
ays at home. His place is being ably
lied by Geo. Dunham. Archer re-
urRed Wednesday.
Louis KropOyieh. 3 miner, while at
rork in the Zeila mine on Monday,
vas struck on the wrist by piece of
alling rock which caused painful
round and large loss of blood. The
nan was obliged to quit his work and
ome to town to receive medical assist
Ince for the disabled arm.
Miss Esther Breese, whose school
hosed at Middle Bar last Friday, took
ler departure the following day for
Iay, where she will visit two or three
weeks with her sister Julia, who is
eaching at that place. At the close of
he latter's term, both of the young
hdies will go to Oakland, to spend the
hummer vacation with their mother.
Claude Watts, who started res
aurant in connection with the Central
lotel last week, has gone out of busi-
ess. He says the outlook was not as
ncouraging as he anticipated, and
fter weeks trial concluded to give
up. He quit Wednesday. He open
up at dull time, in the midst of a
tRike. His grit in doing so was a SUBJ
pct OF general remark.
G. w. Burns of Electra, was the
Icky man who won the house raff1ed
# at Chinn's two weeks ago by Mrs.
Billings. John Chinn, as soon as he
bund who won, offered SIS for the
ouse, which was promptly accepted.
Ee has had the building torn down,
nd removed to his lots on Stump
breet, where he intends to erect barn
ut of the material
While the strike was on last week,
ne of the men who was enjoying few
ays off, approached H. E. Showers,
no was doing some road work for the
punty just outside of Jackson, and
rdered him to quit. Showers tried to
kplain the situation, that he was no
hiner, was not employed for them or
y them; that he was on public work.
But the fellow didn't see it that way,
nd said: mo difference; me quitta