Amador ledger., 1906-02-23
Additional Locals.

Tonopah Tuesday morning, and will
remain there if conditions suit him
Charley Rugne was kicked in the
right groin last Saturday by horse
in Newman's livery stable. He was
laid up for couple of days, but is
able to get around now, although
lame.
Treasurer Gritton is getting along
nicely toward recovery. He is uE
and walking around, and considered
out of danger. 1t will be a week OF
two yet before he can leave the city.
Herbert Bright came up from the
city Friday night.
The city trustees have been doing
some good work on Broadway the
past week, cutting good drain on
the east side, and graveling the side
walk in places where needed. Alto
gether it is decided improvement.
l.. H. Cook, has taken the St..
George hotel, Volcano, and will run
the place in up-to-date style. He is
we'll known to the travelling public,
having run Cooks station on the road
to the mountains for the past two or
three summers.
A benefit ball will be given in
Loves hall by the Gamble orchestra
OF five pieces tomorrow evening.
Walalce Kay is again seriously ill
and confined to his bed.
Mrs j. Fl. WerIey came up from
Oakland Tuesday, on her way to the
home of her parents in Pine Grove,
on account of the critical illness of
her father +. A. Serine.
@. Bernard and wife and f. Giossi,
left for Sacramento Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs S. Harvey returned Tuesday
night from Bisbee, Arizona, to which
place she was called by the illness of
her son Ross Moon. iHe is rapidly
recovering
A. Belluomini, working in one OF
the mines hereabouts, was struck in
the left hand by piece of rock, pro-
duclng a mere flesh wound. Not
much attention was paid to it as it
was thought that it would heal quick
ly like an ordinary wound. In about
two weeks after the accident, symp-
toms of blood poisoning set in, and
the services of surgeon we're called
into requisition. The patient is
staying at the California hotel. The
case is bad one, and it will pro-
badly be from SIX weeks to two
months before he will be able to
return to work.
The Ledger office has been wired
for electric power during the past
week. This power is to run the press
and type setting machine, a special
type OF moter tbeing used for the
type-setter. We expect to get out the
next issue with the newly installed
power.
The alterations at the Odd Fellows
hall building, including the widen
Ing of the stairway, and the Ietitting
of the postoffice incident thereto, are
about completed. A front door has
been put in at the foot of the stair
way, and the transom above it is in
fancy glass, with the initials 81. o.
.. F." thereon. Everything has
been done in the nattiest style, and
the exterior looks neat and tasty, to
correspond with the interior.
Mr. and Mrs Henry We'll left for
San Francicso Tuesday morning, on
account of the death of Mrs Wiel' s
brother law, Fred G. Iba, who had
been sick with consumption for a
long time.
EmieI Ehler went to Moklumne hill
Tuesday, to visit friends there.
Charles Stirnman of Defender Is re-
ported to be dangerously sick at his
home in that vicinity.
The jackson Shoe Store has not
received any old stock through the
back doors, but we have just received
brand new stock, and we offer these
goods for sale at lower price than
any other store can sell.
William Peters of San Francisco, is
visiting his sister, Mrs j. W. Cald-
we'll, for few days. Charles Burger,
superintendent of Constellation Cop
per mine at Campo Seco, was over
for few days, visiting W. F. Detert.
Buy good goods and as cheap as
anywhere in the world, at the Jack
son Shoe Store.
Orc Fino Circle of toresters me-
Wednesday night, and elected de
legates to the grand lodge as follows
Mrs Beauchemin, Mrs Horr, and Mr.
Oliver; substitutes, Miss Schrader
Mrs Calvin, and Mrs Daugherty
Five new members we're initiated
During the evening piano solos wer
rendered by Mrs Alma Cofer ant
Miss Traversey, and Mrs Kay gave
recitation, all very pleasingly render
ed. A banquet followed. There wa
a large attendance, and everybod
was highly gratified with the even
ing's entertainment.
rionger Flour always has bt ell all