Amador ledger., 1904-03-04
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers The Roads in and
Around Jackson in Bad Condition.

Fresh candies and nuts at Haller's
lone.
New spring goods are now on display
at Redlick' s.
PIONEER FLOUR always has beer
and still is the best.
Olives, salami swiss. limburgel
Martins cream and California cheese
at Nettles' Mkt.
Judge Davis is expected in jackson
by this evenings stage, and will be ir
his Office allday tomorrow, Saturday
Tickets for the Forthcoming St Pat
rick's entertainment are selling at g
lively rate. 1t promises to be big
success.
CHS Marelia who has passed through
severe spell of sickness, has so far re-
covered as to be able to appear on the
street again.
A new and complete line of misses
and ladies' hosiery for the summer has
just arrived See our swell line of lace
hose at the jackson Shoe Store.
A marriage license was issued in
Stockton Wednesday authorizing the
marriage OF Charles Dufrene aged 40,
and Lucie Jones aged 30, both Of
Ranlett, Amador county.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as a package of those fancy cakes from
Nettles' Mkt.
W. L. Fortuer, while employed at
the Zeila sulphurets works yesterday,
fell from a box upon which he was
standing, and sprained his left wrist,
so that he will be incapacitated from
work for several days.
Special sale of mems clothing al
Redlick's S this week.
J.F. Wilson, Dentist Hours a. NJ
to 5 p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson
CAL
Frank Simcich, proprietor of the
Union House, who has been in San
Francisco over three weeks, for treat
ment for defective hearing, is getting
better, and is expected home this week
Go to Haller's, lone, for bananas
oranges and lemons.
See our new line of Radcliffe shoes
and OxfOrds. This line has Just ar
rived, and it is safe to say that they are
the best that S25 so can buy. Jackson
Shoe Store.
The new proprietor of the stage line
Fred Raab, was in Jackson early this
week to arrange for certain changes
which he deemed proper to make, He
is fixing up sleeping apartments for the
drivers in connection with the barn and
also putting in a new floor.
Spring styles of Walkover shoes are
in stock at Redlick's s.
Geo. W. Wright, who has been look
ing after affairs at the Wide Awake
mine in Calaveras county, is making
arrangements to leave with his family
for Oroville, in Butte county. He in,
tends to go into the photography bust.
ness there. He expects to leave Jack
son early next week.
Ladies' Orthopedic shoes made by
one of the best known factories in the
world are now in your town, and if you
are looking for something swell in dress
shoes you cannot afford to pass this
line by at the jackson Shoe Store.
Mrs. Mary Hartman left yesterday
morning for San Jose, where she ex.
poets to meet her niece, Miss Cornelia
Watrous, formerly of AmadOr county,
who has been in Arizona for the bene.
fit of her health for the past three
months, and who is returning to hel
by the change.
When you want good fresh tamales
go to Haller's short order house, lone
Excelsior Parlor of Native Sons had
an interesting time last Wednesday
evening on the occasion of the initia
tion of George Lucot and Ernest Lem in
Grand Trustee G. E. Jarvis of Suttel
Creek was present, and number o
other visitors from the outside. A
banquet was spread after the officia
ceremonies were concluded.
Four to six young ladies will sell
shoes and all goods in the jackson
Shoe Store on Saturday, Mar. II, fol
the benefit of the M. E. church. Dom
fail to come and help out the young
ladies.
Short order meals at Haller's restau
rant and bakery, lone.
A dispatch was received in jackson
yesterday stating that Mrs. Clara
Scholtz of San Francisco, a daughter
of Mrs. Barker who lives on the Peel
addition, died in that city on Wednes
day night. Mrs. Barker and daughter
Gertrude, also her sons, George ant
John Barker, and the latter's wife, lef
this morning for the city to attend thu
funeral.
Attend the special sale of clothing at
Redlick's, and be convinced that they
do as they say they do.
William r. Ford, son of r. NJ. Forc
OF Rancheria, died at his home neal
Quartz Mountain last Monday, and wa,
buried in the Catholic cemetery at Sut
ter Creek on Wednesday last. De
ceased was one of the old residents O
that sectinn of the county, For snunrn