Amador ledger., 1906-08-31
LOCAL NEWS

When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
John Greenhalgh, who has been
visiting his brother, W. H. Green
halgh, returned to his home near
knights Ferry, Stanislaus county,
Monday. He is superintendent of the
Alta mine, near that town, and has
held the position for ten years-in
fact ever since he left jackson. His
daughter, Miss Georgia, will remain
with her uncle's family in Jackson,
and will attend school here the COM
ing term.
The residence of Fred Ii. Thomas
in Plymouth caught fire Saturday,
stovepipe.- An alarm was sounded,
and the whole town was in connection
for a while. Two or three buckets
extingulshed the flames, after con-
Stunning hole in the ceiling and roof.
Copies of the license ordinance of
the City of jackson in pamphlet form
may be had at the Ledger office; price
15c. each.
All kinds of harness from SIS up at
P. Piccardos'.
Mrs. G. FeIImeth with three child
ren left Sunday morning for San Jose,
h. ;nA 70 10
The oldest sonl George, is employed
by the Santa Fe Railroad in that
city, also two girls have been at
tending school there for past two
months, while the eldest daughter
Miss Lille, is in San Mateo with a
relative. This takes a family of
seven from this city. Mr.. Fellmeth
continues as engineer at the Ken
nedy.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
10. to p. IN. Phone-Otfice, black
444: residence, Black 529; jackson.
Fred Eudy, and wife, and Mrs.
Ginocchlo left Saturday morning for
Santa Cruz, for vacation of several
weeks. Fred will return after seeing
the folks temporarily settled at the
seaside resort.
Loring Kent, son of Mr. and Mrs w.
E. Kent, left Thursday morning fol
Sacramento, where he will remain
with his aunt, Mrs Renwick, and
attend the high school in that city.
A. Weber, the well-known piano
tuner, will be in jackson next week,
for the purpose of tuning instruments
Orders may be left at j. H. Lang
horst's jewelry store.
DIR. Gall left Tuesday morning fol
Napa. He will thereafter go to Santa
Cruz to attend the republican state
convention which meets there mex
Wednesday. So that he will no
return home before the end OF the
week.
The New Idea Club will serve ice
cream throughout the day and even
ing of labor day in I.O.O.F. hall.
The delivery team of Eudey anC
Mare made a break for liberty earl.
Saturday morning. They started
from in front of the butcher shop
and after making sharp turn collid
ed with the sign post of DR.. l.. E
Phillips in front of the We'll build
ing, breaking it short off, and there
after travelled down Vogan street a
full speed. Finally the horses be
came detached from the wagon, an
after while spent their energies, an
quit, with no damage to themselves
The wagon was considerably tn
worse for the ill-treatment.
W. Schrader, who has been employ
ed in the grocery house of b. [
O'NeiI, has left that position, an
taken a position at the l. and K. de
not at Martells as keeper of the ware
house, in place OF Chas Cademartort
resigned. He entered upon his ne
posltion Wednesday.
J. Sinclair, who has been workin
at the mines hereabouts for sewers
months. left Thursday of last Weei
His destination is unknown, but
is thought he will 60 to South Afrlc'
where he Iabored for several yea
before coming to this country. Il
leaves a wife and two children. MI
Sinclair is selling her furniture pr
paratory to leaving.
Mrs j. W. Caldwell left Thursda
morning for Oakland, on visit.