Amador ledger., 1906-05-04
CITY PHARMACY,
F. w. RUHSER,
Jackson, Cal.
Additional Locals.

Saturday special sale, one day.
Laces, see our window for prices.
jackson Shoe Store.
Judge Rust left Wednesday morn
ing for Sonora, on legal business.
Miss Theresa CasslneIll of San
francisco, has been visiting relatives
here since the fire. Miss Casslnelli
is employed in the Italian Bank of
the city, as a stenographer. She left
on Wednesday morning to resume her
position, they having sent for heI
much sooner than she had expected.
Chas. Gardella was arrested last
Sunday, on charge of misdemeanor,
bail being fixed at $50.
Dom forget Saturday is the day
for you to get cheap lace, one day
only. jackson Shoe Store.
e. Dabovich, who was in the en-
ployment of the Keystone Mining Co.
for forty years, died in Amador City
on Monday last. Deceased leaves q
family. The funeral took place Tues
day.
Mrs Boorin, accompanied by her
three daughters, is here from San
Franc1cso on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs Jos. Simcich of San
Francisco, are here for few weeks,
until things are settled IN San Fran
cisco, where Mr. Simcich holds a re-
sponsible position. They are the
guests of Mr. Simcich's uncle, Frank
Simcich.
Mrs Paulina Foley, nee Drendel, a
former resident of this section, is Wis
lting here. She came on Mondays
stage.
On Thursday from 2p. m. until 4 p.
M, you can buy ribbons at Z price,
25c ribbon for 1215c a yard and so
on, jackson Shoe Store.
Get the best patterns at the Jack
son Shoe Store. We are now pre-
pared to sell you the Ladies' Home
Journal patterns, 10c and l5c each.
School superintendent Geo. A. Cor
don, Is visiting the schools in the out
lying districts this week.
When you wish the fnels favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nett1e keeps only the best.
Miss Rachel Breese has resigned
her position as clerk in the Jackson
post Office. She has been faithful to
her work, and accommodating to the
public, who will regret her leaving
the Office. Miss Mamie Norman has
been appointed to the vacancy, and
without a doubt will prove herself
as popular as her predecessor.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Parkinson and Mrs
Boyd of Lodi, came up to attend the
funearl of Mrs Rice. They returned
to the valley town Thursday.
Mrs John Knowles arrived Wednes-
day from below, to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Flemming.
Miss Loretta Meehan, on the first of
the month, resumed her duties in the
recorders office. Miss Carrie Anthony
continues as assistant.
An Italian opera performance was
given in Loves hall last week. 1t
proved wotul failure from a finan-
cial viewpoint. The gross receipts
amounted to less than $50. The
Italian population is numerically
strong in this section, but not strong
enough to support musical per
formances exclusively in that langu-
age. Besides which there was little
effort made to advertise the affair.
Hotel men report business quiet at
present. Many of the travelling men
being called in, or off the road en-
tirely. AS soon as the wholesale houses
are located and replenish their
destroyed stock, travel will be on the
increase again.
EucIIn McCu.tchen, uncle OF j.
McCutchen, of the jackson Shoe
Store, arrived here on Sunday even.
ing from San Francisco, where he was
employed up to the time of the fire
He intends to remain here for some
time.
Mrs D. Lowenthal of San Francisco
is visiting her mother, Mrs F.. Bonne
fuy, and will remain some time.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con
stantly on hand at Nettle's Mkt.
Alfred Horr returned from Lodi
after an absence of some weeks. HI
is quite ill at this time with typhoiC
fever, contracted below.
A miner employed at the Zeila
named Bergovich, had his light hanC
badly cut by falling rock this week
requiring the services of a surgeon.
Herman Cramer an insurance MAJ
of Sonora, is here again on a bust
ness trip, accompanied by his wife.
"Why the world don't come to al
end," will be Rev. q. L. Winning
theme at the Methodist church mex
Sunday evening. Usual services il
' the morning, and Sunday school a
3 p. m. All are welcome.
A DIR. and Mrs S. II. Lewis Of Olean
3 New York, are in Jackson; the guest