Amador ledger., 1904-04-29
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK


Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
tstantly on hand at Nettles' Mkt
If you want good harness at reason
able prices call at A. Basso's, jackson.
Fresh pickled olives of the season
just received; Csc per gallon. Nettles'
Market.
W. Fl. Wonderly handles the sweet
est singers in the land-the Singer sew
ing machine.
Joseph Marsino, of the Volcano Tele-
phone Co., was shaking hands with
friends Monday.
Mat Muldoon expressed a large and
wise-looking owl to the Owl Drug Co.,
of San Francisco, on Tuesday
Arthur Hamrick. who has been doing
carpenter work at Rich Gulch, Gala
veras county, returned Monday even
ing.
Ramazzotta and Chisholm, of Sutter
Creek, are furnishing the woodwork
for the new front to the Marelia build
| ing.
Superintendent Geo. A.. Gordon is
out visiting schools this week. He ex-
poets to be very busy during the month
of May.
Undertaken Daneri of Sutter Creek,
had charge of the burial of Steve
Guirovich, Wednesday, at the Greek
church.
People wonder why Wonderly has
such wonderful success in selling sew
ing machines. He handles the best
article, and advertises extensively.
Posters have been printed at this
Office announcing social dance at the
Pernolette ranch, Jackson Gate, on
Saturday evening, May 14th. Tickets
including supper $3.50
Mrs. j. L. Sargent went to Stock ton
last week on brief visit to her hus-
band, who is managing a portion of
the Sargent ranch. She returned
home early this week.
| G. G. Jensens, the optician, who is
stopping at Kerr's drug store, will
leave for the north next week, so those
who are in need of his services will do
we'll to call on him.
Olives, salami, swiss. limburger
Martin s cream and California cheese
at Nettles' Mkt.
Mrs. Mary Poggi, wife of Andrew
Poggi, died at Amador City On the 9th
instant after lingering illness, extend
ing over several years. She leaves two
sons, one in Los Angeles in the drug
business; also one daughter.
Thursday evening, while wrestling
with friend, Elmer Dufrene had the
misfortune to dislocate his shoulder.
He is getting along nicely, but is will.
ing to concede the fall to his opponent
next time without try.
Put Keeney, formerly hotel keeper
in Amador City, recently wrote a
friend that he had just received $4,000
commission on the sale of some prop.
erty. Mr.. Keeney is now in the real
estate business in Lodi.
Mrs. Anne Adams is selling her
household effects, and expects to take
her departure for San Francisco next
Sunday, where she will reside in the
future. Her son, Robert j. Adams, is
employed in w. F. Co.'s Office in that
city.
d. 81. Hutchinson was in from Oleta
Monday, and reports everything in a
fiourishing condition over his way.
The gravel claim on the Clark ranch,
now being operated by Thomas Mayor,
is showing up we'll. Six men are en-
ployed doing the development work.
j. 7. Camp, who had some idea of
essaying a daily paper for Jackson, has
given up that notion, and returned to
the proposition of trying a weekly at
Amador City. He went over there last
Monday to look into the matter.
j. H. Campbell of Antelope informs
US that four inches of snow fell up there
on the 10th instant, making the total
snow fall for the season nearly 10 feet
This is the heaviest mantle of snow
that section has experienced for many
years.
Ursula Parlor No l, N. D. G. W.,
will hold memorial services at Masonic
hall on Sunday, May 1st, at 2:3O p. m.
The ritual service will be used, after
which the members will march in a
body to the cemetery and decorate the
graves Of deceased sisters. The public
is invited to be present, as this is to be
an open meeting.
L. Glavinovich went to the city early
this week for the purchase of season
able goods.
Judge r. G. Rust left the latter part
OF last week to attend the grand parlor
of N. S. G. W., which convened in
Vallejo last Monday. U. G. Spagnoli
and A. Caminetti left Sunday to attend
the grand parlor as delegates from
Excelsior Parlor. G. P. Vicini left the