Amador ledger., 1905-08-18
LOCAL NEWS

1A 400 4AOAO 4O1O 4OOSOdy
morning to resume her studies in
music at San Jose.
Tony Rlckett, who has been sick
for long time, left Tuesday morning
for San Francisco, where he will
undergo treatment at the German
hospital.
Geo. DugdaIe, who has been for
over a week putting in the new
machinery at the Ledger office, left
Jackson for San Francisco on We'd
nesday morning. He is an empIoye of
the American Type Founders Co.
A miner named Pete t'erretti had
his leg broken at the Oneida mine
early this week. In some manner the
skip got away from the clutch,
resulting in the misfortune.
You get big bargains at the jackson
Shoe Store for Saturday, one day, we
want to help the church, so come along
and help us help them.
There are 60 patients in the county
hospital. Fifty males and ten
female. Fifteen we're received last
month. The superintendent and
matron are taxed to their utmost to
look after such a number of indi-
gents. A man named MartinelI1 was
brought down last week from the
neighborhood of Clinton to be oper-
ated upon for rupture. 1t is very
serious case. He has had severe
hiccups for nearly a week. John
Ryder, who was shot several weeks
ago at Ranlett, is getting along
nicely and will undoubtedly recover.
His wounded leg will be two inches
shorter than the other.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; CSC per gallon; NettIe's
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. French return
ed from Stockton Saturday evening.
Mrs French is very much improved
in health, having submitted to a
surgical operation for throat trouble,
which has worked decided improve
ment in her condition. Mr.. French,
who is suffering from chronic
trouble of the liver, was not given
much encouragement for a radical
cure, and so returned home.-
All kinds of harness from SIS up at
Pete Piccardo's.
Ernest Tam, the ten year old son of
our merchant, VIM. lam, who has
been sick with typhoid fever, is on
the road to rapid recovery.
ID. A. Patterson, county recorder,
has been confined to his bed for the
past week. He is improving, and
was able to sit up for an hour or two
Wednesday morning.
DIR Wilson and wife have moved into
their new home on StasaI street, Ham
ilton tract. Their furniture from San
Francisco has arrived and they are en-
Joying the making of a new home.
Redlick's store is closed temporar-
lily. and force of workmen under
contractor KuhIman are putting in
the new iron and plate glass front.
q. ID. Kind, inspector for the debris
commission, was in jackson last Sun
day.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. J.
Nettle keeps only the best.
Church sale at the jackson Shoe
Store Saturday. Don't miss helping
the sale along.
Thomas Burrow and family removed
to jackson last Wednesday. He now
has charge of the electric machinery
at the Argonaut mine in Amador
county. ALI regret the departure OF
Mr.. Burrow and family from San
Andreas He has always been very ac
commodating to the patrons of the
electric power company and is we'll
liked by everyone.
Jacob Dawson and wife of New
Hope, San joaquin county, are visit
ing relatives in Jackson. Mr.. Dawson
is brother of Mrs. G. Fl. French.
Bert Seymour and wife are visiting
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
j. Seymour Bert is employed as 6
conductor on street car line in Sar
Francisco, aud is off on shorI
vacation.
Buy Saturday; you give the churcf
10 cents on every dollar you spend il
our store Saturday. Jackson Shoe
Store.
Mr.. L. A. Bierce, recently in th'
employ of Messrs. Whitaker & Ray
in Gait, has taken charge of the DIR.
goods department of the jackson Sho
Store, and will undoubtedly prov
a valuable addition to our busines
men.
Mrs. Smith, formerly matron of tn
jackson hospital and now an inmat
of the same institution, was stricke
with apoplexy about o'clock Wed
nesday evening.
]. Mortimer is painting a new de
livery wagon for the Amador Count
Bakery which will be put into com
mission next Monday. 1t will be a
ornament to our streets.
Nothing will please an invalid {
we'll as a package of those fancy cak'