Amador ledger., 1905-10-06
LOCAL NEWS

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Pete Piccardo's.
A. l.. Noce, from Amador county
has succeeded A. B. Allison as sup
erlntendent at the App mine.
Mrs. Cuneo, of New York Ranch,
who has been seriously ill, with
typhoid fever, is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gregor, who was
taken suddenly i'll last week with ar
attack of vertigo, is improving.
Miss Irene FoIger returned Sunday
evening, after an absence of three
months, visiting the various summer
resorts of the coast.
Miss Quinette Ould and Miss Mary
Hall left Sunday morning for a few
days visit to San Francisco.
Your money back if not satisfied
after trying "Alti-Tone. Sole agent,
City Pharmacy.
Mrs. Curnow of Reno, Nevada, who
has been visiting her uncle, Geo.
Gritton of this place, returned to heI
home Friday morning last.
Geo. W. Brown, entertained the
members of the knights of Pythias
on Friday evening at his home or
Church street. During the evening
they listened to various selections by
the gramaphone, of which Mr.. Brown
has large number of choice records,
at the end of the program refresh
ments were served.
Don't forget that our new line OF
shoe boots and high cuts are here.
jackson Shoe Store.
Miss Libby Mcbride, who has been
a guest of Miss Roberta Kay, re-
turned to her home in Stockton, on
Monday.
Miss Gertrude Asbury, of Martells
who has been very sick with typhoid
fever, is convalescing. Other mem
bers are now down with the disease
the mother, sister and brother, being
afflicted.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Poggi was taken with a spasm
on Tuesday evening, and the little
fellows life was in danger for q
while.
Mrs. Z. W. Freeman, returned to
jackson Friday evening with her
father, U. s. Gregory. Mrs Freeman
is taking care of him during his
illness.
Mrs. Silva met with a peculiar
accident on Friday. She was putting
up fruit, and while filling the bottle.
in some manner it exploded and the
hot fruit few in her face, burning it
quite badly.
A marriage license was issued in
Sacramento Friday, authorizing the
marriage of John Bernardo of Sacra-
mento, and Maggie Cavallero of Dry
town, Amador comfy.
U. S. Gregory returned home, after
a long and serious spell of sickness
in San Francisco, last Friday. He
is still long way from being a we'll
man, and has to be taken around i'll
a conveyance. He is Improving,
however, and his friends hope for a
complete re-estabIishment of his
health in short time.
Everything for your toilet can be
procured to best advantage. at the
City Pharmacy, complete stocks, low
prices.
s. Kemp, the bootmaker on Broad
way advertises his house and lot for
sale. He contemplates leaving for
New Zealand, it he can dispose of his
residence.
Mrs. Lemin, while splitting some
kindling Monday, struck her hand
with the hatchet, cutting her finger
clear to the bone, infiicting a severe
flesh wound.
b. Q. Rust has given up his rooms
in the Mace building, and is now
staying at the home of his brother,
Judge R. Z. Rust.
DIR. Griffin has rented the upper
story of the Brown building next to
the post office, formerly used as a
photograph gallery. His Office and
residence will be In the same build
ing.
jackson Shoe Store; mems goods
see prices for your winter sox and
uderwear, we cannot be beat.
A delegation of Is members of Odd
Fellows of Jackson lodge, visited the
Sutter Creek lodge Wednesday even
ing. All had a most enjoyable time,
returning home in the wee small
hours of the morning.
Herbert Meek, while out hunting
Wednesday, killed deer, near Butte
mountain, being the second deer
he has killed this season, and two
is the limit of the game law. The
latest animal weighed 40 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Glavinoyich re-
turned from Point Richmond Tues.
day evening. Mr.. Glavinovich has to
go on crutches again, his knee
bothering him again.
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