Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK

PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is tine best.
Short order meals at Haller's restau-
rant and bakery, lone
W. J. Nettle was a business visitor
to lone on Wednesday.
Up-to-date dentistry by Dr. Delucchi,
the Sutter Greek dentist
II you want good harness at reason
able prices call at A. Basso's, Jackson.
j. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. no.
to 5 p. m. Phone Main 4O4. jackson,
Cal.
Raviola and chicken dinner at the
Union House next Sunday. Will de-
liver orders to any place in town.
Easter services at ST. Patrick s
church. 1st Mass at O'Clock; End
Mass Missa Cantata at 10 o'clock.
Remember that the second install
ment of state and county taxes becomes
delinquent on the last Monday in April
James Fontenrose has accepted the
position of clerk at the National hotel,
and entered upon his duties last Sun
day.
Call Saturday and see some of our
new stock. May not all be here, but
that makes no difference. See what
we have anyway. jackson Shoe Store.
The best assortment of spring goods
is surely found at Redlick's.
Our goods will arrive here on Friday,
and we will be in position to show the
lines Immediately, but our opening
evening will not be until the latter part
of next week. Jackson Shoe Store.
Tony Caminetti attended a meeting
of the K. of P. lodge in Amador last
Saturday evening, and assisted in plac-
ing two candidates through the mys-
teries of the order in the page degree.
Mrs. M. Hicks and son, OF Central
City, Colorado, arrived in Jackson the
latter part of last week, aud are the
guests of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Coombs. She will remain for about
two months.
James Craze celebrated the fifty
third anniversary of his birth on Mon
day last by inviting number of his
friends to his place of business and
rendering them a royal good time. He
was wished many happy returns of the
day.
The best hose to wear for children
or ladies can only be found at Redlick s.
Miss Ethel Fullen has received her
stock of up-to date millinery, and will
have them on display at her millinery
parlOrs in Mrs. Conlon's building in a
few days. She extends cordial invita-
tion to the ladies of Jackson and vicinity
to call and inspect them.
We have engaged Miss Ida Podesta
as saleslady in our dry goods depart
ment. and can assure you that you will
be treated square, and will be glad to
send samples to any one that asks or
sends for same. Jackson Shoe Store.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Nettles' Mkt.
LucOt & Ford, the enterprising South
Main street blacksmiths, have as sam
piles, ten different styles of hand made
steel horseshoes of their own make,
which are indeed fine specimens of
workmanship, showing that these gen.
tlemen are thoroughly versed in the
art of practical horseshoeing.
A number of friends of Misses Green
assembled at their residence last Satur-
day and enjoyed very pleasant even
ing. Social games were INDUCED in
until the noon hour of night when a
bounteous luncheon was served. All
had a merry time and dispersed for
their respective homes about the wee
small hour of two.
Services at the Methodist church
next Sa abbatin day will be of more than
ordinary interest. The pastor will
preach in the morning on ''The death
of Christ In the evening on ''Res-
direction OF Christ Easter music
will be sung at both services. and the
church will be decorated. The public
cordially invited.
A gentleman by the name of Neili.
who arrived here On Friday evening
and is engaged in making ornamental
center tables from the limbs OF willow
trees, lost one of his driving horses on
Monday night. He is under the i'm
preston the horse has been stolen.
The new frame building being erected
by George Brown on Main street, will
be occupied as a saloon, and the pro-
prietOr will commence dishing out the
wet goods by the latter part of this
week. Jackson is undoubtedly blessed
with plenty of saloons.
Geo. Savage, who made a record in
Jackson as frebug about ten years
ago, and who was for that reason sent
to the Whittier reform school for sew
eral years, was landed in Jail Monday
on charge Of vagrancy- He has been
around lone for some time, and was
sent up from that township.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace Kay received
a Iatfar frOnn fhair dauOhtap MpS TT