Amador ledger., 1906-07-20
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
When you wish the finest favored
pfees and teas, remember that w. j.
ettle keeps only the best.
Miss Callie Seymour returned home
lesday evening, after visit of three
beks in Sacramento.
Miss Kate j. DIiscoll started Mon
Ay on tour to Yosemite valley, to
turn by way of San Francisco. At
ockton she will meet Miss Margaret
Phillings of Oleta, and from thence,
th several other friends, will pro-
ed to the valley.
Antonio Silva, a pioneer of this
punty, died in the county hospital
st Friday, after a lingering illness.
was a native OF Portugal, aged 76
bars. Deceased came to California
1851, and soon thereafter settled in
nador county, where he has spent
ost of the years since. At one time
owned the property on Main street
pw occupied by John Chlnn, and
rried on business there for several
ars. On selling out his interest, he
Pnt to one of the lower counties,
Il ly to return in few years, COM
etelv broken in health. He had
en- resident of the hospital for
veral years, and was completely
dTidden for some months preceding
S death. He was buried in the
ckson cemetery on Saturday.
Get the weak spots In your old mar
Ess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
A fire was started on the Farrell
lining property at Middle Bar on
ednesday of last week in a singular
amer. A crew of the American
lver Electric Company were engaged
cutting down a tree, and in so
bing one of the power wires was
oxen and fell to the ground, set fire
the dry grass. The men and many
the neighbors had their hands
IL in extinguishing the flames.
it was the fire consumed several
res of dry feed.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
antly on hand at Nettle's Mkt.
Professor Rothe, formerly leader of
e jackson band, came up from
5ockton last week, to resume his
ace as instructor of the local band
entered upon his duties last Mon
By. He is a fine musician, and no
bubt the organization will forge
head under his tuition and manage
ent.
V. S. Garbarini got through with
ying the sewer pipe through Main
rect and up Court street, as tar as
be Spagnoli building on Tuesday
st. 10 accommodate those on Sum
it street the sewer is laid in the
ley by O'Neil's grocery store, and
ence along the right of way OF
arelia to Summit street. A number
property holders have already made
pDnections with the sewer, and the
hers are preparing to do so.
All kinds of harness from SIS up at
ete Piccardo's.
Ilrs Chas. GioVannoni, who has been
lfferlng from a nervous complaint,
Icident to childbirth, was taken to
le st Qoseph's hospital in Stockton
st Monday for treatment. Her con-
[tion demanded quiet and rest, and
hder the physicians advice it was
eemed advisable to remove her to al
Inside sanitary institution. There is
tile doubt that she will recover with
Preful nursing.
Saturday; the 2Sth, will be oul
hurch sale day. We give the
[ethodist church 10 per cent of oul
hy's business. All come along and
elp us help the church. jackson
hoe Store.
1.-The church and its finances, .
ill be Rev. G.. E. Winnings theme
ext Sunday evening at o'clock al
be Methodist church. All should bt
hterested in so vital a subject
suaI services at IL a. m. and Sabbath
Phool at 2 q. m.
Rev. W. Tuson, rector of the Epis
bpal church, left Monday morning
br several weeks vacation. He viii
to Vancouver, British Columbia
hving relatives there. His healtl
hs not been good of late, and hi
FIp is taken mainly for his health''
bike.
Mrs T. K. Norman, and her daugh
prs, Miss Mayme and Elsie, expec
leave for Santa Cruz on Sunda.
horning, to remain there severa