Amador ledger., 1905-08-04
LOCAL NEWS

Oneida mine.
Get the weak spots in your old har-
ness patched at Pete Piccardo's.
Dominck Gllvi had two fingers bad
ly crushed at the Argonant mine this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. French left for
Stockton Wednesday morning. Mrs.
French has been in poor health TOR
some time, and went to the city for
treatment by specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Dillon of lone
spent last Tuesday i'll jackson.
Mrs, VIM. Vance left Wednesday for
San Francisco where, after few
days stay, she will take the boat for
Los Angeles. She is expecting to be
gone tor about two months.
Mrs. McCutchen, with her children,
returned last Sunday night from
Woodland.
Lemons, oranges, aud bananas con-
stantly on hand at NettIe's Mkt.
Mrs. Il. S. Bierce is visiting with
her small son, Donald, her parents,
Mr.. and MIS-. D. A. Patterson. She
came to Jackson to welcome the re-
turn of her sister, Mrs. j. f. Wilson.
Mrs. Shear went to Marysville, this
last week, to visit her mother.
Rev. e. L. Winnings two sons,
Delmort and Evans, are taking a trip
alone to visit their grandmother at
Los Gatos.
Earnest Lemin, Julius Podesta,
Henry Shear and Jack Ryan are
camping up at Kirkwood.
Messrs. Calton Bros. owners OF the
mail route from Jackson TO Gwin
Mine and Valley Springs, have decid
ed to discontinue the stage after
August 1st, and this mail will be
carried on horseback.
Superintendent W. L. Randall of
the Preston school, aud DIR. a. l..
Adams of lone, returned last week
from pleasant trip to the Portland
fair.
A. We'll. the pioneer merchant of
Amador City, was takeu seriously ill
the latter part of last week. a trained
nurse has been called to take care of
him.
n. e.. Rust, editor of The Dispatch,
departed by Sunday 8 train for short
visit in San Francisco.
Allan Peek, after months visit
with relatives in jackson, returned to
his home in Oakland last Sunday.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the "PearI of Perfection. "
Mrs g. A. Freeman left Sunday for
a visit with relatives aud friends in
San Francisco.
There were twenty two passengers
from jackson by the outgoing train
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Eudy went to San
Francisco on Sunday, the latter to
remain for several weeks.
Pioneer Flour always has been and
still is the best
Mrs Richtmyer is putting in lar
ger pipe on Broadway street-a 5-inch
pipe to replace the three inch pipe
which has done service for many
years. The business has long since
outgrown the service of such a con-
duit. Garbarini and AIata are doing
the work, and have had quite a force
of men employed in digging trench,
etc. The fire protection for that sec
tion will also be materially enhanced.
Miss May Love was again brought
before the superior court this week
for examination as to her mental con-
dition. The result was that she was
again ordered to be kept in the hospi-
tai for further examination hereafter.
George Raymond, the tailor who has
occupied the room adjoining Null
doon's saloon as business place,
was taken sick last week, and the sick
ness developed typhoid fever sym
ptoms. Yesterday he was removed
from his room In the Webb building
to the county hospital.
Call and see the immense new stock
at Pete Piccardo's.
Marie Burro gave party to heI
little friends OH last tuesday after
noon. 1t was a reward promised dur
ing her recent illness to induce her tC
take her medicine. About twenty
happy little folks we've present. Ice,
cream, cake, Lemonade and fruit were
served in the yard.
Rev. h. W. Tener, attorney at law,
will be in jackson next week re
presenting the Anti-Saloon League
and will speak in the Methodist
church next Sunday evening in the
interest of the League. In life anC
profession Mr.. Tener happily com
biues the law and the gospel and the
public would do we'll to hear him.
Sunday morning the pastor Rev. O.
Il. Winning will preach and his theme
will be "The men God finds in Jack
son." The public are cordially in
vited to these services, morning anC
evening.
The Oakland Enquirer says tina
DIR. j. l.. Mayon, for several years
practicing physician at Sutter Creek
and county physician, but who TO
more than ten years past has filled
prominent place as medical pract it
ioner in Oakland, has decided t.