Amador ledger., 1906-09-14
LOCAL NEWS

coffees and teas, remember that w. j
Nettle keeps only the best.
j. Il. Batchelder and family, con
sisting of wife and four children, LEFT
Sunday morning, for Silver City. New
Mexico, on visit to Mrs BatcheIder'E
mother, who resides in that city.
They will tarry a few days en- route
at Los Angeles. They expect to be
gone six weeks. Mr. BatcheIder has
been working steadily at the Kennedy
mine for the last eight years, and has
been granted leave of absence to
enable him to take this trip.
Ice cream at P. Cuneo's tomorrow,
and every day thereafter.
DR.. Herrick and family returned
Monday evening from the Santa Cruz
convention; also DR.. Gall and wife
returned the same evening from the
seaside city.
: A. CamInetti, delegate at large to
the Sacramento convention, failed to
get to the capital city on Monday.
He went to the Martell depot with
that intention, but in looking after
someone's horse the train started off,
leaving him behind. He got there the
following day, however.
Get the weak spots IN your old mar
ness patched at Pete Piccardo's.
E. Y. Zumbiel, secretary for the
ArgQnaut, is still under the DOCTOR
care in San Francisco, under treat
ment for heart trouble. He is i'm
proving, and is expected to return
home with Mrs Zumbiel next week.
Mr. Holbrook was in jackson this
week for the purpose of starting a
skating rink in Webb Hall if salts
factory terms can be arranged.
Louis Moon is visiting his mother
for few days. He holds a RESPONSE
BILE position in a mine at Bisbee,
ARIZONA, and will return there
shortly
Rev. Father GIeeson left Monday
morning for Nevada City. expecting
to be gone a week.
MIR and Mrs Edward Gutteridge re-
turned from their honeymoon trip TO
Sacramento Monday evening.
Walter Ketfer left Monday for San
Luis Obispo, where he is going to
enter a college.
Phillip Roberts is over from Angels,
visiting his parents.
Miss DooIey, who has been visiting
Olive Gordon, returned to her home
in lone Tuesday.
Mrs Moore and son, who have been
visiting the former's mother, Mrs
Griffin, returned to their home in Ell
Dorado Saturday.
Paul Guiliani, of the Broadway
hotel, is down with typhoid fever.
and has a trained nurse waiting on
him.
Rev. F. a. Morrow, so the Examiner
states. is to make another effort to
reopen his case before the Methodist
Conference now in session at Pacific
Grove, and says he intends to COM
mence damage suit for $50, 600 against
the conference if he is not granted q
trial, or the damaging entries are not
expunged from the conference re-
cords.
Miss Ruth Noce, who has been
visiting Mrs j. W. Morrow. returned
to her home in Amador City Thurs,
day.
= Mrs Stewart and Mrs Phoebe Hall,
daughter of the late William K. Kay,
left for their homes in San Francisco
Wednesday. Mrs Joe Kay, sister.
in-law, accompanied them on a visit.
Miss Myrtle Hayford, successor tc
Miss NJ. A. Gass, has returned from
San Francisco with a complete line
of millinery 2 t.
Mr. and Mrs johns Will leave next
Sunday for Sacramento. They have
sold all personal property in Jack
son. and are offering for sale the
house and lot on Broadway MI
Johns has been employed in the Zeilt
mine for the last twenty years,
large proportion of the time as nigh
foreman. He has resigned his posi-
ton on account of his health. The!
will leave here with the intention Of
making their home in San francisco
William Harvey has taken his place
as night foreman at the mine.
All kinds of harness from SIS up a
P. Piccardos'.