Amador ledger., 1905-10-06
Additional Locals.

oAOW AoAo3 OWO u1SuISs SuSIdluou ou-
tirely with amateur artists. The
benefit, if arrangements can be made,
will be for some charitable or bene-
VIOLENT organization. He comes we'll
recommended, and has made a sue
cess wherever he has arranged per-
formance. He lately organized two
nights show on the same lines in
Lodi, and scored a big success,
financially and from an entertain
ment standpoint. He will probably
select, "The Military Girl" as the
drama.
Give US daily some good bread. Pho
neer -four makes the best.
Wallace Jones aged 9 years, is
suffering from an attack of diphthe-
ria. 1t is light form of the disease.
He complained of sore throat the
latter part of last week, and early
this week the attending physician
pronounced it case of diphtheria.
A trained nurse was sent for from the
city, all the local nurses being engag-
ed. She arrived Wednesday night.
Mems knit shirts and drawers, re-
gular so and IS cent gowns at our
store for 43 cents this month. Jack
son Shoe Store.
Willie Hicks, who entered as an
apprentice In the navy department,
and served his full term, was honor
ably discharged at Portland, Oregon,
a few days ago. He was SIX years in
the service, and visited every quarter
of the globe in Uncle Sans war
ships. He arrived in Amador City
on Saturday last.
Mr.. Grasser of Auburn, arrived
Sunday evening on a visit to his
sister Mrs. M. q. Barker.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon; NettIe's
market.
'"The just shall live by faith,' says
the Bible, and next Sunday evening
Rev. Z. E. Winning, of the Methodist
church, Will discuss the Influence
faith in Christ should have on life
in Jackson. All are welcome: se1-
vices begins promptly at 7.30 o'clock.
Usual services at II a. NJ, proceeded
by class meeting at 1O o. clock. Sun
day school at p. m.
DIR. Endicott, returned Wednesday
from his trip to Santa Ana. While
there, assisted by DR.. A. l.. Adams,
Le performed an operation on Mrs.
Medlock-a sister of DIR. Adams, TAX
ing out three inches of bone from
the region of the groin. The patient
stood the operation we'll, and is do
ing nicely. She has been an invalid
for year or more, but has now fair
chance of complete restoration to
health.
Big line of tennis goods will be
here in few days. New goods, and
prices cut as low as any city store.
Mems good tieeced shirt, and draw
ers for 45 cents for this month. Jack
son Shoe Store.
Sylvester g. SpagnoIi of Point
Richmond is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. l.. GIavinovich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eudey, left for
San Francisco, Thursday morning,
where Mrs. Eudey will enter one of
the city hospitals. Mrs. Eudey
has been an invalid for long time,
but has been steadily improving, and
it is hoped she will return in fully
re- esta bIIshed health.
Mr.. and Mrs. HattersIey returned
Wednesday evening, after an extend
ed visit to Sacramento, San Francisco
and other points.
Alex Eudey left for San Francisco,
Thursday morning for a few days.
visit.
Mrs. L. K. Norman left for San
Francisco on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Norman will meet her sister
Mrs. Dohman of Placerville, and they
will make their visit together.
We make speciality of printing all
kinds of notes, receipts, checks, etc.
Send your orders to the Ledger.
Mrs. Ladar and little son, left this
morning for San Francisco, Mrs.
Ladar has gone to make arrangements
for making her future home in that
city.
Headaches from any cause yield
promptly to Ruhser's Headache
Powders. Quick and sure relief
guaranteed.
DIR. Osborne, the we'll known optic
ian, will be at Spagnoli's drug store.
on October 9th, one day only.
THE WEDDING OF NAH FOY.
By the New Idea Club, Oct. 18th, at
Love Hall. Admission, 80 cents.
Reserved seats, rs cents.
The new mail boxes are in place
and present quite a striking appear
ance.
The Ell Reys of jackson and the
Amador baseball teams will Emeet
again on the baseball diamond, at
Plemming's Park, next Sunday,
close contest is expected as both
sides are good players.
The Red Front ad appears in its
usual place on the first page of this