Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
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and other points. On arriving in
lone, on her return trip, she was so
indisposed that it was deemed advis-
able for her to stay at the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Seguin, in
that town until she recovered, her
husband remaining there most of the
time. After weeks stay, she had
fully recovered, and the pair came
on to jackson, taking up their abode
in the home of Mrs L. j. Fontenrose
on Pitt street. The same evening the
members of the jackson band as
sembIed and greeted the happy
couple with a welcome serenade.
They we're invited inside, and treated
royalty. The small boys likewise
INDUCED in their peculiar way OF
greeting on such happy occasions.
All kinds of harness from S15 up at
Pete Piccardo's.
Mrs d. Hall left Saturday for Pine
Grove, where she will stay with her
mother, Mrs Jewell for a short time.
E. j. Leak has been quite ill the
past week, with an attack of chilIs
and fever.
There was considerable snow around
the spur beyond Silver lake the latter
part of last week. The cattle men OF
Plasse, Rufner, Kirkwood and other
bands, had to shovel snow from the
road way and otherwise clear the
track the latter part of last week,
assisting Supervisor A. Grillo in the
work. The road is now reported
clear, and the cattle got through
safely.
Give US daily some good bread. Pio-
neer is the best.
j. q. Murphy, former resident of
this county, and brother of Geo. P.
Murphy of Butte City, was burned
out in Chico last Monday, in a
destructive blaze involving an aggre-
gate loss of $40, 900. He was in the
harness business. and has been so
engaged for number of years. The
amount uf his loss, or whether he was
insured or not we have not heard.
Mrs W. E. Kent returned home
Saturday from visit of three weeks,
to her sister in Sacramento.
W. l.. Fortner lett Wednesday
morning for visit to Stockton,
where his daughter Maud is about to
finish a course in shorthand, and
other studies at the Stockton Busi-
ness College.
Mrs Moore and son, from Ell
Dorado county, are visiting the
formers mother, Mrs Griffin.
Albert Molfino left for the city last
week, and Will resume his studies at
Stanford University.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
10. to 5 p. m. Phone-Ottice, black
IA: residence, Black 523; jackson.
On Thursday last Assessor j. Mar
chant and family started on their
customary annual outing in the
mountains. They will 60 first to
Lake Tahoe, via PlaceIvilIe, and
enjoy few days thereabouts, after
which they will head for Kirkwood s,
Twin Lakes and Silver Lake. They
expect to be absent about three weeks.
Others in the party are Miss Marie
Brusie, j. W. McMurry and wife
Jacob Surface, his wife and her
cousin, Miss Mildred French, Mrs
Alice Mccall and family, George
Harris, DR.. E. q. Woolsey and family
and Miss Mae WooIsey.
Mrs. Vicini, and Mrs. Phillips left
yesterday for Pacific Grove.
Frank Valvo and brother, and Will
Craze lett yesterday evening for Lake
Tahoe.
"Religion-a prior engagement
will be Rev. c. E. Winning theme al
the Methodist church. next Sunday
evening at O'Clock. Usual ser7ic e;
at LA. m. and Sunday school at 2 p,
N. Strangers are specially urged tc
attend. All are welcome.
A young Italian who has beer
employed at the Kennedy mine, was
taken suddenly ill from CONGESTION
of the brain, supposed to be caused
from extreme heat. He was brought tt
the county hospital, where he is
almost a raving maniac.
Ice cream at P. Cuneo's tomorrow
and every day thereafter.
A few member from Ursula Parlo
of Jackson accompanied by members
of the Conrad Parlor attended the in
staI alton of Native Daughters II
Volcano Wednesday evening.
Ed. Morgan, a native of California
aged A years, died at the count!
hospital Monday from consumption.
w. D. Dufrene left this mornin
for pleasure trip, which will las
about two weeks, he will go to Sacra
mento, San Francisco, Santa Cruz
Pacific Grove and Watsonville.
Sheriff Norman returned hom
from Stockton Tuesday.
Miss Fora SanboIn from Sacra
mento, is visiting her friend, Mis-
Amy Clark.
Mrs Geo. Lucot left Wednesday fo
Volcano, where she will remain wit
her father for few weeks.