Amador ledger., 1904-01-15
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers. = Jackson School
Closed on Account of Measles and
Whooping Cough Prevailing.

Inc 1S6Q L rfOu6.
Frozen oysters, SOC per can, at Cami-
netti's market.
January 10th, at Loves hall, "The
Deestrict School.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best.
Attorney w. Fl. Willis has returned
J. F. Wilson, Dentist Hours 8 a. IN.
to D. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
DR.. .Endicott made professional
visit to Valley Springs on Monday of
this week.
F. w. Peek and family of Mokel-
umne Hill visited MrI PeeK's parents
here the latter part of last week.
1 carry the finest line of white goods,
bridal sets and embroideries in the
county. E. Teesdale, 1.-THE" Peddler.
Get your reserved seats for 1.-THE
Deestrict Schools at Spagnoli's drug
store. SOC reserved seats. General
admission 35c; children 25c.
1Oc quality fannelette II yards for
$1.OO is now selling at The Red Front.
w. D. Curtis, travelling agent of the
Pioneer. Flour Mills, was in jackson
this week, making his regular quarter
ly tour through AmadOr county.
Mrs Geo. L. Thomas went to San
Francisco the early part of the week
to hear the famous prima donna Patti
in her final appearance in that city.
S. W. Kroesen, special agent of the
German American aud other insurance
companies, was in jackson this week
in the interest OF his companies.
Night gowns made of good heavy
tennis flanuel, fancy trimmed, are now
selling far below their value at The Red
Front.
Agents for the celebrated Kingsbury
hat. Best handmade hat on earth.
jackson Shoe Store.
The many friends of G. c. O'Neil will
regret to learn that he is confined to
his bed with an inflamed knee. He is
being attended by DIR. Endicott. and is
doing as nicely Us could be expected for
one of his age.
On Wednesday OF this week Ben
Carlson, who formerly was employed
as head cook at the boarding house of
the Standard Electric Company, de-
parted for San Francisco, where he has
decided To reside in future, having pur-
chased an interestin a restaurant there.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
e Vallev." the ''Pearl OF Perfection
Nathan Axelrod, a son of the pro-
prietor of the Red Front, who spent
about ten days here recently, returned
to San Francisco last Monday. Mr..
Axelrod is bright young business
man in the metropolis, who iinds much
recreation in his occasional visits to the
store here.
The latest ad vices from L. y. Proc
tor, who is mining in South America,
and also interested in the Amador
County Steam Laundry, at Sutter
Creek, are to the effect that he will
probably return to this county about
the first or fifteenth Of February.
DR.. c. A. Herrick and wife returned
from Oakland Wednesday evening.
They we're called hurriedly to the city
by a message announcing the charming
illness of Mrs w. B. Benoist, mother
of Dr. Herrick The lady passed away
on Friday, the same day that the doc
tor and wife reached the city. She was
So years of age.
The San Francisco papers recently
announced the engagement of Miss
Eta Axelrod, daughter of the owner
of the Red Front, here. to W. S. Voor-
sanger, son of Rabbi Voorsauger of
San Francisco. Miss AXelrod has
made several visits to Jackson, where
she made number of friends who will
be pleased to learn of her happy be-
trothal.
S. NJ w. Easley announces to the
public of Jackson and vicinity that he
will remain at the National hotel all
Nnext week. Anyone desiring Victor
talking machine, or records for the
same, will do we'll to see him before he
leaves. The Victor plays everything,
and sings everything.
1t seems that the children of the
:. schools over the county are not the
only marks selected by the whooping
cough epidemic, but has invaded the
: realm of the teachers. In the Charity
2 district Miss Lena Gartlin is confined
to her home with this disagreeable
affection, and her place in the schools
is being temporarily filed by her sister,
Miss Alice, of this place.
1867 spring novelties in waistings and
dress patterns; also large line of novel.
ty silks. e. Teesdale, 1.-THE" Peddler
On Wednesday of this week Supt
Gordon of the public schools received
notice that the board of trustees o
Sutter Creek had accepted the resigna.
tion of Miss Janet Lithgow, teacher,
and appointed in her stead, to fill out
the unexpired term, Miss Anna Ereis
man.
Manager Gluckfeld, of the Red
Front, returned Sunday evening from
an extended visit to San Francisco
The greater part of Mr.. Gluckfield' ,:
time while away was taken up with
business matters, but he managed to
find some time to devote to social en-.
joyment. He feels greatly refreshed
on account of the diversion, however,
but is glad to get back to our thriving
community.
Jackson Camp No. 6SS, Woodmen ol
the World, held a most interesting
meeting on Monday evening of thi.
week. 1t was the occasion of the in
stallation of the new officers of the
camp for the ensuing year. Council
Commander Horr did the honors of the
occasion. William Tucker instead o.
Geo. Tucker, as mentioned last week
was installed as Sentinel.
The Odd Fellows are yet undecided
in the matter of building third story
to their hall property on Main street
It has been found that owing to the
fact that the division wall of the secont