Amador ledger., 1906-06-29
LOCAL NEWS


George Weller left tor Sacramento
Sunday on business.
Ice cream at P. Cuneo's tomorrow,
and every day thereafter.
Attorney G. H. Crocker left for
CoIusa county Wednesday morning on
law business.
Eugene Devan and sisters Esther and
Margaret, left for San Francisco
Wednesday on a visit.
Roy Justus left for Oakland last
Sunday to join his mother, who on
account of her health's sake is COM
PEELED to live near the coast.
Max Ladar and Jos. GIukfelt went
to San francisco on Sunday morning
on business, to return the end of this
week.
Mrs Crocker, who was a constant
attendant at the Ledoux trial in
Stockton, went to New Almaden at
the close of the case to visit her folks
there for few days.
Miss Annie Perovich, who has been
visiting in Los Angeles, returned
home Thursday night of last week.
Mrs H. G. Lester and children left
Saturday morning for Bakersfield,
where Mr. Lester is employed for the
Redlick Bros.
Get the weak spots in your old mar
uess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
John Skaggs, a pioneer miner
around here in early days, but who
has been for many years a resident of
the eastern states, is here on visit
to the scenes of his early gold-hunt-
ing. He mined in 1858 in Jackson
creek, and also around Volcano, and
visited the latter town the first part
of the week.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
K. F. Phillips of Berkeley, is visit
ing his son, DIR. l.. E. Phillips and
family. Just before leaving the city
IN boarding street car he sprained
his left hand, which is considerably
swollen and painful, and is carried
in sling.
Fred McCutchen of the jackson
Shoe Store, will leave next Sunday
for Santa Rosa. where he intends
starting business for himself as
barber. His place in the Shoe Store
has been filled by Johnny Burke, who
was formerly employed there as
salesman.
j. f.. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
IN. to 3 p. m. Phone-Ottice, black
444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
A. Lubimer, who is employed in
taking orders and delivering goods
for the jackson shoe Store in various
part of the county, swore out
warrant against an Austrian in Ply
mouth last Saturday, on a charge OF
stealing a pair of shoes from the
wagon. The accused was noticed
getting on the wagon. Lublmel
missed a pair of shoes, and at once
reached the conclusion they had beeI
stolen. A search revealed the articles
hid away among the grass. Th'
accused was taken to the plymouth
lookup to await examination on I
charge of petty larceny.
Mrs Gritton, wife OF treasurer Geo
A. Gritton, met with painful accld
ent week ago last Sunday. In walk
ing in the yard at her residence, sh
stumbled and fell. The force of tn
fall was sustained by her right arm
which was naturally thrown FORWARD
for protection. The result is sever
snrain of the wrist. The doctor say
no homes are broken. The wrist ha
been very painful and swollen since
and it will take some time before
will be as we'll as before.
VIM. Tam and wife left for Sa
Francisco Monday morning, takln
with them their youngest boy, age
three years, for medical treatment
one of the hospitals IN the city, pre-
babIv the German. The child
suffering from some affiiction OF tn
spine, causing roundness OF I'd
shoulders. 1t has been coming on fo
a year or more, and steadily grown
worse. The local physician recon
mended a course of treatment belo
as the only chance of cure. M
and Mrs Tam will probably RENAL
for couple of weeks.