Amador ledger., 1905-03-17
LOCAL NEWS

J. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours 9 a. M.
to p. m. Phone Main 4O4. Jackson,
Cal.
Miss Jennie Postle, trained nurse
residence at Mrs. Anthony's, Hamilton
tract, jackson.
Olives, salami, swiss. limburger
Martins cream and California cheese
at Nettles' Mkt.
P. Piccardo, the harness man, is
below making extensive purchases for
his summer trade.
Drama-''A Woman's Honor" will
be presented in Loves hall March II.
for the benefit of the Catholic church.
c, D. Bates, jr., who has just been
elected city treasurer of Oakland, is
nephew of John r. Tregloan of Amador
City.
Geo. Lucot and Elmer Boydston are
interested in the sulphurets savings
plant at the Argonaut mine The
plant is something out of the usual line.
Church sale Saturday. Every body
help the church. Every thing bought
Of us means so much for the church.
Jackson Department Store (the shoe
store.)
Mrs. A. Lean, of San Francisco is
visiting Mrs. P. Lepley and family of
Jackson. She came up to attend the
funeral of her father, Thomas Morris,
which took place in Plymouth last
week.
Mrs. G. Bund, of Calaveras county,
who was visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Benz. Ross, of Volcano, last week,
spent Friday evening with friends in
jackson, and returned to her home
Saturday.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon. Nettles'
Market.
j. McCutcheon left for Woodland
Sunday morning on a visit to his family,
and interview his son and heir, whom
he had not seen since his advent sew
eral weeks ago. He returned Thurs
day evening.
Saturday Sale. Don't miss our big
Saturday bargains day. Jackson De-
partment Store (the shoe store.)
A bill has passed the legislature and
is now in the hands of the governor
for approval, allowing T. K. Norman
the sum of 1922 for his expenses in
Cured in the pursuit of the escaped
convicts at the time of the Folsom out
break two years ago.
John Campbell, of Antelope, is under
treatment at the county hospital. He
went there few days after returning
from San Francisco several weeks ago.
Hei suffering from dropsy. Altogether
he is a very sick man, confined to his
bed most of the time.
DR.. o. o. Osborne, the optician, will
visit Jackson again early in April.
Watch these columns for date.
The windstorm of last Sunday blew
down building in course of erection
by David Mattley, behind the brewery.
The framework was up, but no roof
was on. The wind tilted it over on
its end, doing considerable damage.
Ruby Burns, granddaughter of the
late A. J. Grain, died at her home in
Shenandoah valley on Monday of gen.
eral debility. Deceased was an esti-
mable young lady 81 years of age, and
leaves large circle of friends to mourn
her loss.
Big line of new goods at the Shoe
Store.
Fl. E. Potter, the Plymouth mer-
chant, has sold his entire stock and
store buildings to B. Levaggi of that
place. Mr.. Levaggi will conduct a
general merchandise business in the
main building, and Mr.. Potter will en-
gage in other business for the present
George Lucot has sold his interest in
the firm OF Ford and Lucot to Fred H.
Cofer, and the business will hereafter
be carried on under the firm name of
Ford Cofer. Both men are scientific
borseshoers, and all round blacksmiths
and woodworkers. By strict attention
to business, promptness and moderate
charges, they will no doubt command
liberal share of support.
Mrs. r. Tadich returned to jackson
Monday last, after an absence of over
three months, under medical care in
Stockton. She seems to have fully re-
covered her health in every way. The
children have not been brought back
yet. Those acquainted with Mrs.
Tadich will be glad to hear of her
restoration to health, and her return
to Jackson.
Mr.. Creason, the barber who has
been in business in Jackson for several
months, first at the National hotel par
lors and afterward at the shop in the
Gem saloon, sold out his interest to his
partner, Gasparini, last week, and left
jackson Sunday. Gasparini moved
from the Gem barber shop to room
fitted up for him in the Metropolitan
saloon of J. ]. Dalo. on Water street.
Sheriff Norman left Saturday morn
ing with J. j. Harris and John Oliver
in oharoa hound for San Ouentin The