Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
LOCAL NEWS


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Go and see the best line of clothing
n the country, new styles Just arrived
It the jackson Shoe Store.
When you wish, the finest favored
foffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Eettle keeps only the best.
There will be no services in the
Methodist church Tor the next two
labbaths save Sunday school at p.
|h., the pastor being at Pacific Grove
a marriage license was issued in
Stockton last week fer Andrew A.
Fitzgerald of Clements to Carrie E.
Moore, lone.
Mr. and Mrs Bess, Mrs W. j. NettIe
b., and Miss Grace Folger returned
rom Pacific Grove last Monday.
Mrs G II Croker received word
Monday that her son Arthur Andrews
Ehile riding horse back last Thurs
lay was thrown off and broke his
bollar bone. He is under the doctors
Iare. He was visiting his aunt, Mrs
Batten in Guadalupe mines. where the
kccident happened.
Get the weak spots IN your old mar
hess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
Miss Alice Lasswell, daughter of
Irs W Gilbert, one of Jackson's
pretty and charming daughters, was
|harIied in Sacramento on the Sd in
|tant,t to White, who holds respon-
bible position IN the Southern Pacific
Iailroad shops at Sacramento. They
will make their home in that city.
| Johnny Peek came up from Oakland
asst week, on account of the illness
BIT his mother, Mrs W P Peek. lie
will not return to the bay city at
present.
George Barker made a flying trip
from Oakland this week, to see his
folks. He arrived Sunday evening
knd returned Monday. He Is working
kt his trade-cal pentering-at good
wages.
Dr.. and Mrs Q. A. Herrick, and
Eon, left Sunday morning for Stock
Ion. DR.. Berrick from there went to
Santa Cruz, to attend the republican
convention, which convened Wednes-
bay.
DIR. l.. Il. Phillips returned home
ttriday evening from Pacific Grove.
Mrs S. Mort and daughter arrived
tn this city friday evening, to attend
the funeral OF the late Ernest A.
EiannIni.
There was only one small distur-
Ibance during the labor day celebra
ktion. Caleb Chinn, having imbibed
Freely. wanted to enter the jumping
contest when the entries had closed.
IDr. Endicott had charge of this
matter. and would not reopen the
affair. Words and blows followed,
Sheriff Norman was there, and took
Ebinn tc the Jail. He was afterwards
liberated on bonds.
Ice cream at P. Cuneo's tomorrow.
|hnd every day thereafter.
Mrs j. W. Gilbert came up from
Sacramento last week, on visit to
Iher daughter, Mrs Hewitt.
Mrs S. S. Hall, nee Miss Phoebe
kay. was a passenger on Wednesday, s
Incoming stage, called here on ac-
count of the illness of her father,
William Kay.
A lady tailor will open dress making
parlors at the jackson Shoe Store.
IAIl kinds of dress making will be
done, latest styles and good work.
st. Augustine's church Jackson
Divine services will be held Sunday
|evening next, at 1870 p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Grand opening and free concert:
and plenty of music on the 22nd OF
|September, from O'Clock to $50.
| No goods sold during the concert.
Come all. jackson Shoe Store.
Mrs Ernest Taylor returned We'd
Inesday evening from a visit in Sar
Francisco.
Frank Taylor and family left Iues'
day last for Stockton, and will pro
Ibob1v mako their home in that city.
Mrs J.W. Caldwell and her mother,
Mrs Peters, returned home Wednes
| day, after visit of two weeks in San
Francisco.
Walter Taylor and wife, also George
Kirkwood aud wife, started Sunday
morning for an outing at hirkwood';
IN Alpine county.