Amador ledger., 1906-03-16
Additional Locals.

Reserved seats for st. Patrick IS
entertainment, will be on sale at
Ruhser's drug store on Monday at
one O'Clock.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
In. to 5 p. m. Phone-Office, black
444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
r. Ousby, Thos Bolitho and Jona-
than Taylor, all employed at the
Kennedy, mine left Wednesday morn
ing for a two weeks visit in San
Francisco.
Mrs A. II. Kuhlman left yesterday
morning for protracted stay with
her relatives in Napa county. The
furniture of the residence on Water
street has been sold to Jos Phelps,
who Will at once move into the house.
Mr. KuIhman says he Will remain in
Jackson, that he has no intention of
leaving this field of labor.
Ginocchio Bros. have taken out the
show window from the Nam street
frontage of their store. This action
gave birth to all sorts of reports. 1t
was construed as an initial step of the
city authorities in ordering all pro-
Jecting show windows to be removed
We are informed that there is no
foundation tor this report. This
show window was taken out because
it was never used for the display of
goods, and by throwing it back in
line with the wall, more light would
be afforded inside. Ihe order to
this effect was given before the in
corporation of Jackson. The trustees
had nothing whatever to do with it.
A number of friends of Miss Emma
Johns gathered at the residence of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs W. G. Johns,
on Broadway street last Tuesday
evening, to bid her farewell on the
eve of her departure for San Fran.
cisco, to learn the dressmaking busi-
ness. She left yesterday morning,
accompanied by her mother.
W. I'll. Stefler, administrator of the
estate of Mary A. Hall, came over
from San Andreas last Saturday, for
the purpose of selling the real pro-
perty belonging to the estate.
Mrs Ettie Brown of San francisco,
and her sister, Mrs Burnham of
Boston, Mass, are visiting their
uncle's family, NJ. S. Matson, for
few days.
Mr. Sinclair and family moved into
one of Geo. W. Browns houses near
the school house last week.
The observance of arbor day by the
Native Daughters has been changed
until the Both of March, on account of
the inclemency of the weather. They
expect to plant American elm trees
from the Chinese cemetery to the
Catholic cemetery, distance of about
GOO feet. The school children are
going to assist in the exercises, and
all other fraternaI lodges are cordially
invited to attend in a body and swell
the ranks.
At last accounts George Boarman
was doing very nicely, but expected
to undergo third operation Mon
day, to remove piece of bone that
protruded. He was struck by a
moving train at Shingle Springs some
time ago.
When you wish the finest favored
coftees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
The Native Daughters sent couple
OF large sized boxes towards the rum
age sale, which is either the last of
this month, or the first of April, in
San Francisco. The proceeds to go
to the Native Daughters home.
Curtis Fl. Lindley, the well-known
attorney, and former superior judge
of this county, has purchased Mrs
johanna Joliffe's residence in San
Francisco, on Pacific avenue. The
price paid was S19,7 $50.
Mrs L. K. Norman went to Ply
mouth last Monday, to visit friends.
Mrs ]. W. Gothie's daughter, Miss
Stewart, is suffering from diphtheria
in San Francisco at the county hospi-
tai, where she is training to be a
nurse. The crisis has passed, and
she is in far way to recovery.
Antonio Chichizola, au uncle of the
Chichizola family of jackson Gate
and Amador City,, died in San Fran
cisco March .13, and was buried on
Thursday.
Get the weak spots in your old mar
uess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
Mrs Louise Gregor, is very sick
with infiammatory rheumatism, from
which she has suffered greatly. Her
brother Ed. Jewell came up last week
intending to take her to Byrou
Springs, but she is not able to stand
the journey at present.
Improve Your Poultry.