Amador ledger., 1905-09-15
LOCAL NEWS


Pharmacy.
Ledger and Chicago Weekly Inter
ocean, both papers for one year, 81. 81
in advance.
Max Ladar of the Exclusive Cloth
ing and Tailoring Store of jackson
left Saturday for San Francisco to
purchase his fall stock. You will do
we'll to hold back your orders until
you see his new goods adv. 1 t.
K. z. Lepley and R. G. Calvin left
Saturday morning for Antelope, on
hunting expedition.
Court Unity, A. o. +. initiated two
new members under their new ritual
last Saturday evening.
e. G. Ginocchio and wife returned
Monday evening, from Sacramento.
Mrs. S. Angove returned from Sac
ramento Monday evening.
J. W. Phillips who has been en-
ployed at the Argonaut mine, left
Friday evening for Ohio, on a visit
to his folks.
Fl. G. Shear, manager of the Sun
set Telephone, who left for the city
for his health, has entered theMcNutt
hospital where he went under an
operation.
W. L. Fortner, with his daughter
Maud, went to Stockton Sunday morn
ing to make arrangement, w'th the
Stockton Business College for a year,
course in that institution for his
daughter. Miss Maud remains in
Stockton to enter upon a course OF
studies in shorthand and typewrit-
ing. There are nearly 200 students in
that institution, and the number is
steadily increasing. W. l.. Fortner
returned home Monday.
Tom Peek came up from Oakland
Friday eveing to be present at the
jubilee of the marriage of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Peek on Saturday.
He returned to the city Sunday. He
is taking care of large tobacco and
cigar business in Oakland, which is
travelling through the slow process
of the probate court.
Concert Saturday night, new songs.
j. @. Creason of Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, is doing the lathing for Ben F.
Taylor's new residence. He is an
expert lather, and travels from the
lakes to the Pacific. Mr.. Creason
was married recently, however, and
he and his wife have so fallen in love
with California, that they will make
it their future home.
Any person who wishes a copy of
Rev. F. A. Morrow's, pamphlet may
have one, free by calling at Rev.
Morrow's honse, or if the pamphlet is
asked for by mail it will be sent on
receipt of four cents in stamps TO pay
postage.
A. Bouterious, wife and child,
arrived in jackson Saturday evening.
Mr.. BouteIious is grandson of Mrs.
Shober, and is a butcher by trade.
and at one time was Unidentified with
the butcher business in jackson. He
comes to take charge of the butcher
shop of D. Mattley.
A. D. Wilcox, who for a number of
years lived in Amador county, iden-
titid with mining around Jack
son and other points, but who fol-
several years past has been in Orange,
New Jersey, writes to a friend in
Jackson under date of Sept 5 that
he expected to leave for California
a in few days, via New Orleans and
the S. P. R. route. He will probably
60 to Placer county in the neighbor-
hood of Ophir or Newcastle.
Ray Parker and family, formerly of
Jackson, but now of Napa is here on
a visit to his mother.
Mrs. Black mother of Mrs. j..
McCutchen left for her home in
Woodland on Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Kay and daughter Thelma
returned home tuesday evening from
Lincoln.
Paul Parker has returned home after
six weeks visit to his brother in Napa.
Joe Ratio returned to Jackson
Wednesday after an absence of several
months.
Everything for your toilet can be
procured to best advantage at the
City Pharmacy, complete stocks, low
prices.
f. W. Ruhser can fill your wants
in the drug and stationery line at
the City Pharmacy.
Miss Sweeney, milliner, returned
Wednesday evening, to attend to the
millinery business for Mrs. K. Della
hide.
John Guisto returned Wednesday
evening after few days. visit at the
capital.
L.. J. FontenTose, accompanied by
his wife, returned from San Fran
cisco Saturday evening. He went tC
get medical advice as to his health
which has been failing for some time
c. Fl. Crocker, the attorney, ha
been in San Francisco, and othel
places for the past two weeks, called
thitber on legal business, is expected
home this evening. While in tn
CITY he was unexpectedly called t.
Sarta Rosa, and this has delayed hi