Amador ledger., 1905-08-11
Additional Locals.
Lemons, oranges, and bAuauas CON
Itantly on hand at Nettle's Mkt.

george IL. Tecb. Ol 10y, NeN VI IA
Mrs. d. Mc'Iregory and Miss Thomas
we're also in the party. They took
dinner at the National last Monday
and then drove back to Mokelumne
Hill.
E. H. harrington, supt, Bunker
Hill mine, Amador City, spent last
Sunday i'll jackson with his family.
George L. Wright, of the Del Monte
mine in Calavaras county, spent
Sunday aud Monday in tuwn with his
son Jay. lie returned to the Del
Monte Tuesday, accompanied by Jay,
who will rusticate for a couple of
weeks in the hills. The Ledger hopes
that Jay may be lucky enough to find
four pound nugget of pure gold be
fore he returns.
Mrs. Earnest Taylor was driven
over to the Moeer home. MokeIulnne
Hill, Monday evening for a weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor spent last
Sunday in Amador City with Mrs.
Taylor's parents.
Mrs Music. of Hamilton tract,
while preparing some starch for
clothes Tuesday morning, spilled the
contents of the pan on her left foot
scalding it badly.
Leon and James Whitaker of Sunol.
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spent Wednesday night at the National
on their way to Kirkwuod's They
left the hotel early Thursday morning
in a double team loaded down with
hampers, tishing tackle and all the
necessaries for a weeks outing.
William Harvey of the Zeila mine
left for Frisco Thursday morning.
He will combine business with
pleasure and be gone week.
The new postottice fixtures have
arrived from Indianapolis and are all
ready to put up, but as the boxes
which are coming from Stanford,
Conn.,, have not put in an appearance,
Postmaster Duden will probably wait
tor them before taking out the old
fixtures.
The new folding machine for the
Ledger arrived from San tracisGo
Wednesday, and will soon be added to
the labor saving devices of the Office.
1t does away with the folding of the
papers by hand and greatly facilitates
the work of getting the edition into
the hands of subscr ibers after leaves
the press.
Talk about cinches, you waut to
see our ad. for oInches this week,
one day only at the Jackson Shoe
Store.
All members OF Orc Fino Circle No.
16l are requested to be present Oh
Aug. 16, as S. &. G. G. Mrs Castle
will be with us.
Rev. G. E. Winning of the Method
ist church will preach morning and
evening next Sunday. He has an
nounced that those who go to church
in the evening will hear ga talk on
taking by talker that talks and
all takers are invited. AS an evening
offertory Mr.. j. Rule will render the
violin solo Calvary, welcome to
this house of God, are strangers
and the poor"
The We'll orchestra will play several
selections this evening at the social
at the Methodist chuIch-A good
program and light refreshments-15
cents admission including refresh
ments.
Mr.. E. q. Fisher, special custodian
for Wells Fargo express company,
left for Mokelumne Hill Wednesday
morning, on weeks vacation, where
he will join his wife and daughter.
Mr.. W. N. Hendricks will attend to
Mr.. Fisher s duties during his alb
sence.
Mrs. F. jackson received telegram
yesterday, Thursday morning, an
nouncing the sudden death of her
father, at Hornitus, Mariposa county,
Wednesday evening. The intelligence
came too late to catch the morning
stage, but Mrs. Podesta drove Mrs.
jackson to Martell and succeeded in
just catching the train.
D. Mattley, who with his wife has
been keeping the station at Aqueduct,
left early this week for San Francis
co, for treatment at the German hos
pital. Mrs Mattley came with him as
far as Jackson, but had to return to
the station.
Miss Eva Kent LETT this week to
spend a few weeks at Santa Cruz.
N. p. Williams who has been fore
man at the App and Rawhide mines
in Tuolumne county, was compelled
to resign his position on account of
sickness. He was seized with an
attack of malarial fever, and return
ed home last week to recuperate.
III was able to get outside the house
yesterday for the first time since his
return home.
The family of W. b. Hon left We'd
nesday morning for San Jose. intend
ing to make their future home in that
city. Mr.. Horr will remain working
at his trade in jackson.
Last Saturday Louis Shealor shot
woman with whom he had been Iiv-
ing in her room in San Francisco