Amador ledger., 1906-09-21
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acted as bridesmaid on that occasion
After the ceremony she met with al
accident, which fortunately was mo-
attended with any serious conse
quences. When leaving the church
for MarteIl station the horses became
frightened and Miss WriggIeswortt
was thrown from the carriage. Hell
injuries we're not sufficient to prevent
her from proceeding to the depot
and from thence to her school duties
in Lodi.
Ice cream at p. Cuneo's tomorrow,
and every day thereafter.
Deer and bear are said to be plent1
Jul in the vicinity of the Bear river
country. One day last week, j.
Allen of San Francisco, who with his
wife and several others from the
city, are camping for pleasure trip
in that region, killed two deer in the
space of few hours. One was a five
antlered deer. j. j. Nichols, who is
ranging his cattle in that country,
saw eleven deer recently.
The candidates business cards of
Q. Ii. Mckinney, republican nominee
for state senator, George Snyder,
republican candidate for sembIy,
and A. Caminetti, democratic candl-
date for senator, will be found in the
proper column in this issue.
Ernest Osborne and Walter FulIen
came up from Oakland Sunday, to
visit friends and relatives in this
city. They Will return to their homes
Sunday.
Miss Roma Spagnoli came up Satur-
day from San francisco, where she
has been attending high school. She
was accompanied by her friend,
Helen Lonigo. They will remain
about two weeks.
W. NJ. Perry, proprietor of the
Dispatch, was taken quite ill Tues
day. He attended the democratic
convention in Sacramento, and from
there took flying trip to San Fran
cicso, returning to the capital the
same day. 1t is thought he overtaxed
his strength. At any rats, he was
confined to the house Wednesday, and
had to call in the services of a
doctor.
Mrs Daisy LowenthaI of Copper
Hill mine, is visiting her mother,
Mrs Fanny Bonnefoy. She will re-
main two weeks in this city.
Mrs John White (nee) Alice Lass
we'll, and husband, are the guests of
Mrs Fanny Bonnefoy. Mrs White is
the neIce of Mrs Bonnefoy. They
will visit here about a week, and
then return to their home in Sacra-
mento.
Roy Justus, who has been with his
mother in Oakland for several months,
returned Sunday evening, for the
purpose of completing his grammar
school course in this city.
W. W. Plummer, of Camp Opra,
intended to leave yesterday morning
for RosevlIle, Placer county. He is
d painter by trade, and intends to
open a paint shop in that thriving
town, which has been booming ahead
for the past year or two.
The fire in San Francisco played
havoc with the records of the mining
companies, whose place of business
is located in that city. The Kennedy
Company, Wildman and other pro-
perties, lost their records. This has
created a demand for new abstracts
of title. Mrs Fontenrose and Jas j..
Wright have been working for several
weeks in getting out abstracts for the
Kennedy, Wlldman Mahony, North
Star, and other claims, and have
work of this character ahead for
several weeks.
The republican convention for the
nomination of county and township
officers will meet in Plymouth to-
morrow. The outlook favors har-
monious gathering. The only contest
CT Importance is for the nomination
of sheriff, and that Will perhaps be
settled without trial of strength in
the convention. Four candidates
have appeared for coroner and public
administrator.
Rev. G. E. Winning returned from
the Methodist conference at Pacific
Grove Wednesday evening.
Rev. G. E. Winning, of the Metho
dist church, will next Sunday begin
his third year as pastor in Jack
son. His morning theme will be
Forward. In the evening at I ;3(
O'Clock his theme Will be 1.-The mis-
sion of the jackson Methodist church.
The paste1 will be particularly pleas
ed to see a large number at these
services. Strangers welcome - al
seats free.
The merry go-Iound which has beef
running in the Matson lot on Broad
way, will close for the season next
Sunday evening. That evening viii
be the last opportunity the children
will have in this line for long time
There should be large patronage oil
] the closing night.