Amador ledger., 1906-02-23
LOCAL NEWS

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P. Cuneo has large assortment OF
HaviIand and Limoges ware, both in
sets and broken, which he offers to
the people of jackson at cost.
Nearly an inch of rain fell Saturday
and Sunday last, bringing the total
for the season up to over l6 inches.
This is considerably behind the rain
fall of last year. Still everything in
the agricultural line is looking we'll.
The grass, which has been very back
ward, has made great progress under
the warm rains of late, and feed for
stock is now tolerably good.
The whist club met at the residence
of Mrs Vicini on north Court street
last Friday. Mrs W. Penny jr. won
the consolation prize, which was a
pretty cake dish. Mrs Rusher won
the other prize. The afternoon was
spent very enjoyably.
DIR. A. p Griffin, who has been
practicing medicine and surgery in
jackson for the past six m months, re-
moved to Volcano last week, having
purchased the practice of DIR. Nichols
IN that place. The DOCTORS family
moved also to Volcano this week.
We regret to lose this family, and
wish the doctor abundant success in
his new field of labor.
Don't get in hurry, but come and
price our goods first. Gents, you get
nice fresh new goods at our store.
jackson Shoe Store.
Blanche MelIo went over to Mok-
lumne hill to visit friends for few
days.
Jerry DriscolI, jr. of ScottvilIe,
started Saturday morning for Mexico,
under engagement of employment in a
mine there at salary, it is reported
of 5000 per month.
Mrs Quinette Duke left Monday
morning for her home in Lathrobe,
after spending few weeks visit with
friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs o. Reichling returned
Sunday from San Francisco, where
they had been to attend the funeral
of Mr. Reicbling's sister, Mrs OIger
Obert, which took place last Friday,
at Cypress Lawn cemetery.
DR.. and Mrs Phillips, and little
daughter Francis, returned Sunday
night from San Francisco where they
went on account of the illness of Mrs
Phillips mother, Mrs Pierce, who al
last accounts was getting along nicely
toward recovery.
The valentine ball announced fol
last week at the Speer ranch failed to
materialIze, owing to the slim attend.
ance. Musicians we're on hand, but
dancers we're not numerous enough
to justify the carrying out of the
program. There we're attractions il
own that night which no doubt in
terfered with the success of the
country dance.
Chas. Smith, an old resident oi
Sutter Greek, died at Pine Grove last
Friday, of heart failure. He work
ed for a long while in a mill IL
Sutter. He was 10 years of age, anc
leaves a wife to mourn mis- death.
Mr.. Scott employed with W. Jone!
by the Standard Electric Co., il
wiring the Ledger office for electric
power met with quite an accident
Tuesday. In boring a hole, hi
clothing was caught by a set screV
on the main shaft that runs thu
presses and type setter, revolving a
200 revolutions a minute. 1t haC
sufficient force to rip the sleeve of
his right arm, and take strip of ski
off. The arm has been sore since
but he was not sufficiently hurt as t.
prevent him from going right alon
with his work. Less than half hors
power was in operation at the time.
Matthew Fleming, who has been a
inmate of the county hospital fo
some months past, left yesterda
morning, with the intention of enter
ing the Odd Fellows home of Cali
fornia, he being for many years
member of that organization.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours {
m. to 5 p. m. Phone-Ottice, blac
444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
e. P. Vicini went to Sonora la'
Saturday, to attend the meeting {
the Shriners Lodge, and from thel
went to San Francisco, and returne
last night.