Amador ledger., 1905-02-17
Additional Locals.

in this issue.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon. Nettles
Market.
Miss Elsie Clark is visiting with tn,
Misses Bund of Fourth Crossing, Gala
veras county.
Good mines of all kinds wanted. In
quiring parties. S. G. Trayner, Sut
ter ST.: San Francisco, Cal.
r. Barnett, of Lancha Plana, and A
Giannini, of Volcano, two cattle men
called at the Ledger Office Tuesday.
Etamine, voile, alpaca aud silk shirt
waist suits. E. Teesdale, 1.-THE Ped
dler.
The sheriff's Office was left in charge
of constable Leverone during the alb
sence of deputy Kay Tuesday and
Wednesday.
l.. F. Stinson, of the Sutter Greek
Record, has been appointed engrossing
and enrolling clerk of the assembly for
the remainder of the session at S6 pei
day.
Marsino and sons, of Volcano, ship.
ped over $1,000 worth of gold dust tc
the San Francisco mint Tuesday. This
was part of the first cleanup of the
Marsino gravel mine for this season.
Walter Clark, formerly of Oleta but
now of Shasta county, passed through
jackson Tuesday on his way home
from Mariposa county, where he had
been on mining business in the interest
of Shasta county company.
Novelty spring waistings, shirt waist
suit lengths, aud all kinds of spring
dress goods, latest patterns and colors.
E. Teosdale, 1.-THE Peddler.''
Quite number of the prominent citi-
zens of Pine Grove spent Saturday
evening in Jackson, on their way to
Alameda county to give testimony in
the Worley -Clough case now on trial
in the superior court of that county.
Joseph Coleman and wife have sold
their residence in Jackson and pur-
chased home and blacksmith bust.
ness in Paloma, Calaveras county. The
family left for their new home Thurs
day, Mr.. Coleman having taken pos
session on the 9Th of the month. Their
many friends here wish them success.
Henry Griffin, of Pine Grove, has
been troubled lately with one ear. The
Inconvenience seemed to increase, and
finally he concluded to consult his ply
sician on the subject, with the result
that after careful examination the
doctor succeeded in extracting head
of wild oats from the ear drum. How
long it had been there the patient did
not know. 1t had worked itself clear
i out of sight, and it's continued presence
might have caused serious complica-
tions.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley, !" the pearl of Perfection
P. L. Cassinelli and clerk have been
busy during the week moving their
large stock of goods from the Whit
more building near the bridge, to the
Penry building on Main street. Mr..
Cassinelli recently purchased the lower
story of the Penry building, and in
tends making it one of the most at
| tractive stores in Jackson. He expects
to be ready for business at the new
stand Monday.
Miss Mary Stockland, of San Jose,
who has been visiting with her cousins,
Mrs. j. B. Washburn and L. B. Geb-
hardt, for two weeks, left Monday
morning for the Bonham ranch, near
lone, where she will spend a few days
with relatives before returning to her
home. This is Miss Stockland's first
visit to Amador county. She is de-
lighted with our climate, our farms,
towns and people, and hopes to return
for another visit at no distant day.
Tailor made skirts of all kinds of
cloth, latest styles. E. Teesdale, "The
Peddler."
VIM. T. Crocker and Mary ]. Cur
noe were married at the parsonage of
the Central M. E. church last We'd
nesday evening, at $3.50 O'Clock. Rev.
G. M. Richmond, the pastor of the
church, was the officiating clergyman.
The groom is prominent young man
of Amador City. where he has resided
for number of years. The bride is
the daughter of William Hamm, OF
jackson. She has many friends and
acquaintances in San Jose and Jackson.
After brief honeymoon in and about
Sacramento the young people will re.
turn to Amador City, where they will
make their future home.-Sac. Bee.
On Saturday evening number oil
the young friends of Miss Lena Podesta
met at her home under the guise of a
surprise party, and proceeded to make
merry for several hours. Singing,
storytelling, etc, served to fill in time
until a late hour, when all were seated
at the feasting board. Those present
were: Loretta Love, Lena Podesta,
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