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

son SnOe Store.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best.
]. F. Wilson, Dentist Hours 8 a. M.
to 5 p. m. Phone Main 4O4. jackson,
Cal.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as a package of those fancy cakes from
Nettles' Mkt
The force at the sheriff's office is
knee deep in work making out the de-
linquent tax list.
Miss Frene Matson will play some
select pieces on the new piano at the
Jackson Shoe Store tomorrow night.
Butterick Patterns at Redlick's.
The Norman children have returned
to their studies at San Jose. They ex-
pect to be gone about two months.
The stock in the Allen Estate lum-
Der yard is being removed to the Anna
dor County Lumber Co. IS yard on SUIT
ter hill.
If you don't read our new ad you will
be sorry, for there is news in it for all
this time. Jackson Shoe Store.
Supervisors Moore and Newman are
making some substantial improve
ments on the roads in their respective
districts.
Art squares at Redlick's.
DR.. Gall reports that la grippe has
made its appearance in town, and
threatens to pay some of our people an
extended visit.
Couch covers at Redlicks.
There is considerable baseball talk,
but owing to the unsettled condition of
the weather no games have been ar
ranged as yet.
Portieres at Redlick's.
The Big Bar steel bridge is now COM
plete, and will be put in place by Gar
barini Bros. as soon as the necessary
lumber can be hauled from lone.
Ladies new hose in the gun metal
shades for 25c at Redlick's.
The M. E. Sunday school picnic, an
nounced to take place tomorrow, has
been postponed until further notice,
owing to the unsettled state of the |
weather.
Mrs. T. K. Norman has gone to
Placerville to spend few days with |
her brothers. family, who are conduct
ing the largest hotel in that place.
Delucchi, the Sutter Creek dentist,
is still doing that excellent dentistry at |
the old stand. He guarantees salts
faction.
Mrs. John Solari of Sau Francisco, |
but formerly of Sutter Creek, passed |
away at her home on Saturday of last
week. Just a few days previous, Mr..
Solari's brother, Rense, broke his leg
while driving cattle in San Joaquin
county.
George and Tom Murphy left Jack
son last Friday and made a flying visit |
to Marysville to see their sister. who is
the lady superior of the Notre Dame
Convent there. They also went to
Chico to see brother. They returned |
home Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Guisto, OF jackson Gate,
wishes to announce to the lovers of |
dancing in Jackson and vicinity, that |
she will give a social Ounce at her home |
on Saturday evening, May Z, 1904 A
first class chicken and raviola supper |
will be served at the usual price.
Chris Marelia is putting in modern
glass and iron front to his store build
ing occupied by L. Glaviuovich. |
Antoine Ratio is the contractor. When
this improvement is completed the
front will take on decidedly city-like
appearance, having two show windows
one on either side of the central en-
trance.
Attorney Robert Bole, whose legal
practice has grown to such proportions
as to cause him the loss of much needed
rest, has gone to San Francisco to re-
cuperate. He also anticipates taking
sea voyage to ascertain what eff ect the
salt water will have upon his weakened
constitution.
Carpets at Redlick IS.
A. B. Summers, of Plymouth, is
surveying the Hamilton tract for the
purpose of sewer system for the resi-
dents of that section. The main sewer,
with an outlet to the north fork of
jackson creek near the California
hotel, will be an eight inch pipe. The
two sewers on the tract will be of 6 inch
pipe, and the connections of four inch
pipe. The property owners are con-
tributing $25 each for the system.
Wall paper at Redlick's.
On Saturday evening party of about
fifty young folks met at Loves hall in
answer to invitations to a farewell
dance given in honor of Miss Bertha
Lucot, who left for her new home in
Fosteria Wednesday morning, Dane
ing was kept up until twelve o'clock,
the music being furnished by Miss
Birdie Kay. Miss Lucot has many
friends in Jackson, and was no more
anxious to leave them than they were
to have her go. We all hope to have
her back with us again in the near