Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-10-05
LOCAL NEWS


cofees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
John Pellow has been disabled fol
the past month from an inf1amed
hand. The trouble originated in a
singular manner. He was employed
at the Kennedy. While riding in the
skip he put out his hand on the
cable, and strand of wire pricked
him on the thumb. He thought little
of it at the time, and continued at
work for two days thereafter. By
that time the hand became swollen
and painful. He consulted his medi-
cal adviser. and was informed that
it was case of poisoning. He
has done no work since, but the sore
hand is mending rapidly now.
Clifford, the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs 2. Guerard, is very ill with
typhoid fever.
Mrs b. +. Taylor, who sprained
her ankle last week, is able to get
around again.
Mrs Goodell of Fosteria, has been
visiting Mrs Henry Earle.
John EregulIa, who has been affiict-
ed for long time with dropsy, is
worse this week.
Whitney Rust is on the sick list
He has not been able to attend High
school at lone for the past week on
this account.
The Native Daughters of Ursula
Parlor No. l. will observe Flag day,
on Tuesday evening next, in Odd
Fellows hall. Appropriate exercises
will be held, commencing at
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public to be present.
By order of the grand parlor the
subordinate parlors are requested tc
observe Flag day each year.
1.-The working man and the church, -
will be the theme OF popular Sun
day evening address at the Methodist
church next Sunday at Z 80 p. m.
The pastor, q. f.. Winning urges al
wage-earners and their families tt
attend. Usual services at II a. N.
and Sunday school at p. In.
Mrs G. f. Winning started for 10:
Gatos this morning, expecting to bC
absent from home for about three
weeks.
Louis Schieman, the piano tuner
will be at the National hotel abou
October lst. vt
Ii. Talon, wife and son got bacl
from a two weeks visit to San Fran
cicso, Friday evening.
Miss Matte Ellis, who has beer
visiting friends in Oakland and the
city, came home Wednesday evening
last.
Chas. johnson has returned from {
business trip to the city.
Ruftne1's cattle came down from
the mountains Wednesday. Nearly
all the cattle are now out of the
mountains, on account OF the increas
ing cold of the nights and mornings
but not because of shortness of feed
DR.. End1cott returned from the cit!
Saturday evening.
Miss AIbina GiaDnini left for Sal
Francisco Sunday, where she vii
stay about month visiting friend
and relatives.
Misses Roma Spagnoli and Heller
Lonigo left for San Francisco Sun
day. where they will resume thei
studies IN the high school.
A reception was held Friday even
ing at Mrs ID. Halls, in honor of M
and Mrs Geo. Wriggesworth from
their wedding tour. About 60 peopl
attended. The evening was spent il
social chat, singing and play I'M
games. Refreshments were served
after which the company departed
wishing Mr. and Mrs Wriggleswort
much JOY in their matrimonial life.
Mrs Brown and son left on Satur
day mornings stage for the city.
DR.. Smith, DIR. Wilson's asslstan
dentist. left Saturday morning fo
the city, on business Eand Ieturne
Monday.
Miss Gladys Noce of Amador City
has. been visiting Mrs j. W. Morrow
Sne returned to her home Thursday.
Miss Blanche MelIo left Wednesda
morning for Sacramento.
Andrew Mello was a passenger Wee
nesday morning for Stockton. wher
he will complete his course in tn
Stockton Business College.