Amador ledger., 1906-03-02
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Will return SUNDAY, and his little
daughter, Nellie will accompany him
home.
Louis Krevocich was caught in a
cave while working in the Zeila mine
last Wednesday. A piece of rock
struck him in the right hand. cutting
it to the bone, and requiring three
stitches to close the wound.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
Mrs Frank Taylor has been on a
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs An
thony for the past two weeks, and ex
poets to remain some time longer.
On Wednesday afternoon a quiet
ceremony was pronounced in the
Methodist parsonage which united in
marriage Mr. Hugh Ward and Miss
Pearl Ives both of Sutter Creek at
which place the groom is engaged in
the mining business. Only the re-
quisite witnesses were present and
the party Immediately returned to
their Sutter Creek home.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
IN. to 5 p. m. Phone-Otfice, black
444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
g. A. Gritton, county treasurer,
and his wife are expected to return
from San Francisco the end of this
week. Mr. Gritton is gaining so
rapidly that he will be prepared to
return home much sooner than was
anticipated, so Mrs. Gritton conclud-
ed to stay, until he is able to travel
They both returned home last night.
The doctor advised Mr. Gritton to stay
week or two longer, but he decided
to come home with his wife, He stood
the trip we'll, although still very
| weak.
Plain sewing and dressmaking terms
reasonable. Inquire at E. S. Pitois'
residence. Mar 2 2t.
William b. Horr the carpenter,
left his morning for Lodi, to secure
employment.
Mr and Mrs 3. f.. Taylor moved
into their new residence this week.
The new furniture and carpeting for
the house are of the finest kind, and
in keeping with the elegance and
taste displayed in arrangement of the
mansion and its surroundings.
Coming this month with fine line
of seasonable goods at right prices.
E. TeesdaIe, "the peddler.''
a severe frost visited this section
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.
1t is feared that much damage has
been done to the budding fruit trees.
Mrs j. F. Park of San Francisco,
formerly of Jackson, arrived in Anna
dor City Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of Mrs Whitford, and intends
remaining for a weeks visit.
A serious surgical operation was
performed at the county hospital on
Monday last, the patient being Mrs
Hattie James. At last accounts she
was doing we'll.
The ten year old daughter of Frank
Johnson of Sutter Creek was subject
ed to surgical operation this week,
and is doing as we'll as could Ee
expected.
ID. Giannini of Middle Bar has
several children down with measles.
Prof. W. s. Williams of lone was
in jackson this week. and installed
the officers of the Uniform Rank,
after which banquet was served in
Loves hall.
The medical examiners in the case
of G. E. Wrigglesworth this morning
reported the man sane, and RESPONSE
BILE for his actions.
g. Gilbert was arrested for interfer-
ing with the poundmaster in captur-
ing his dog He pleaded guilty be-
fore recorder Thompson this morn
ing, and was fined $40, which he paid.
The Golden-Star chapter No 66 o.
E. S. of Jackson had an enjoyable
evening on February %, in honor OF
the arrival of their district grand
matron, Mrs Schragg, of Mokelumne
hill. The usual lodge work was gone
through, after which a banquet was
served and toasts were made by all
present. At each plate was a dainty
souvenir. Afterwards a program was
rendered bytthe following: Vocal duet
Mrs Laughton and Mrs E H Harring-
ton; reading, d B Spagnoli; recita
tion, Rev. Tuson; remarks, Mr. Bole,
ending with instructive remarks by
the district grand matron.
The Native Daughters of Ursula
Parlor are preparing for their Arbor
Day; but as yet have not determined
the exact date.
Paul Veramenta is suffering from
blood poisoning in the left hand.
For horse blankets and everything
in the saddle and harness line, see
Piccardo's fine stock on Water street.