Amador ledger., 1903-03-27
VEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.

Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
|antly on hand at Caminetti's Mkt.
w. F. Detort, Superintendent of the
bila, returned from San Francisco
thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. SpagnOli returned
ON San Francisco last Sunday, after
hjoying a pleasant visit with relatives
the bay.
An elegant assortment of applique
INNINGS can be found at RedliCk s.
1 St. Augustine's church-Divine SER
ce will be held Sunday evening next,
fing the fifth Sunday in the month.
brvice 7:3O.
Mrs. F. Simcich left last Thursday
San Francisco, being called thither
account of the serious illness of a
other-in-law.
No headache, no gastritis, follows the
of "Jesse Moore" pure whisky. 1t
les one good. There is none other to
ual it.
C. r. Renno arrived in jackson from
city on Friday evening, and the
lowing day went on to Electra,
ere he will be employed for the
hndard Electric Company.
Che establishment of a new bank in
bck ton is talked of, with John
ggio, the well known stage line pro-
etor, as president. The capital
ck is placed at $500. 600.
The rattle of the dwelling house near
pttsville, belonging to Mrs. Billings,
take place at Chinn's saloon on
nday evening next, March 30. All
lders of tickets are invited to be
bsent.
Iokelumne Hill ST. Paul's church.
bple and choir have invited st.
gustine' S surplice choir of jackson
assist them in divine service. The
itation has been accepted, and the
bir intends to visit them shortly
pr Easter.
)ur new line OF Kingsbury hats will
i've in a few days. See them before
ving your new spring hat. Always
best hat for holding shape, and
nv hat guaranteed. jackson Shoe
re.
Irs. Max Ladar, who was called to
Francisco suddenly last week on
bipt of a message that her mother,
}. Axelrod, was dangerously i'll, re-
ned home this week. She left Mrs.
hlrod on the road to recovery, and
of danger.
mador Parlor No. II, N. S. G. W.
utter Creek, has elected the fol-.
ng delegates to the Grand Parlor,
ch meets in Bakersfield on April 27:
:. Jarvis, F. NJ. Frakes. This par
mas also an aspirant for the position
rand trustee in the person OF G. E.
Tis, special committee having been
binted to use all honorable means
Peure his election.
pu don't want to miss seeing those
oxfords at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Y are right up-tO-date in patent
hthing further is known about the
attempt at stage robbery. De-.
YES ThacBer and White-who have
for many years employed by
S, Fargo s. Co. in detective work
3D. the scene Of the crime a few
after the affair. They reached
conclusion that the robber rs the
man who has distinguished him
II late in the highway business in
1ocino and other counties. Several
things fastened this impression in
minds-the caliber of the rifle
one of them. They failed to find
clew whatever other than what
peal officers discovered.
member that the patent kids are
e go for the spring shoes. We
new lines arriving daily. Get the
at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Q Echo man is troubled over an
to the effect that brother Webb
le Ledger was soaked" on ac-
of the departure of b. Unsworth,
collector and solicitor. It was such
ice morsel for his mental palate
he announces it in two places in
st issue. The wish, however, is
r to the thought. If the Echo
per centage of loss on subscribers
advertisers is no greater than the
er's shortage on account of its late
tor, it can safely boast of being the
successful collector in the news
line in America.
ing samples of cloth for mems
made suits have been received
M. Born & Co. by Redlick's,
agents for Amador Co.. For
pt fitting, best quality and lowest
they have no equal. Satisfac-
guaranteed or you do not take the
ents. No deposit required.
5. Sharp, brother of DR.. VIM.
prominent physician of jack
early days, was in town this
He was here about 20 years ago
occasion of the funeral of his
or. He was surprised at the
brful improvements that had
place in town since his last visit.
now resident of Tonopah,
a, which he claims is one of the