Amador ledger., 1906-10-19
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444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
Mr. Kirkpatrick returned from. his
vacation Tuesday evening, and will
resume his position at Electra.
Miss Ethel Green left Wednesday
morning for Oakland, where she will
visit friends and relatives.
Joe Marie and R. I. Kerr started
Tuesday morning for Tonopah and
other mining camps of Nevada. They
go simply on visit.
The Bank of Amador County, on
and after next Monday Will close at
O'Clock instead of 5 p. M. as hereto
fore.
Mrs V. Podesta entertained on last
Friday evening at her home on Water
street, in honor of Miss Rose Solari
and Miss Lydia Podesta. Miss Solar i
being a neice of Mr. Podesta's, and
has spent the summer in this city
with relatives, having been burnt out
in San Francisco at the time OF the
earthquake. The evening was spent
with music until a late hour, after
which refreshments were served and
much enjoyed by all. Miss Solari
returned to San Francisco Saturday
morning, accompanied by Miss
Podesta, who will visit there for
some time.
There is not minute to spare, for
your size may be sold out, and a
grand bargain you will miss. All of
our new fall cloaks at the rate of zoe
off on the dollar. jackson Shoe
Store.
Kirkwood's and Plasse's cattle came
down from the mountain ranges
around Silver lakes. on Tuesday.
Wine grapes are selling as high as
$50 per ton-the highest price in this
county for many years. The crop is
not heavy one this season, but the
extra price ought to fully make up
for the deficiency in the crop. Of
late years, the price ranged from $40
to s25. There is money in raising
wine grapes at this price.
Mrs Geo. Thomas of Hunts gulch,
about two weeks ago, in opening
gate, ran several slivers in her hand.
She extracted one or two at the time,
although aware that others we're
embedded in the fieshy part of the
hand. The hand became so swollen
and painful. that she was compelled
to seek the aid of q surgeon, and an
operation was necessary. Two large
splinters were extracted much to the
relief of the sufferer.
Grand President of N. ID. q. W.,
Mrs Eva L. Bussenius, is expected to
visit Ursula ParIor No. l, on Thurs
day evening next. The members are
making great preparations to give her
royal greeting.
Mrs Palmer and son, Albert lett
Thursday morning for rurlock, where
they Will visit with friends and re-
latIves tor week or more.
We make specially of printing all
kinds of notes, receipts, checks, etc.
Send your orders to the Ledger.
DIR. z. B. Aitken, superintendent
of the Amador Climax mine, accom-
aimed by Mrs Aitken has returned
from visit of several weeks to the
coast. They proceeded at once to
the mine near Pine Grove. Mrs
Aitken has recovered from severe
attack of sickness, and was greatly
benefited by the change to the coast.
Alfonso Ginocchio left for San
Francisco last week, to purchase fall
and winter goods for the store. He
will be away about two weeks.
A. Caminetti, democratic candidate
for state senator, started for Bodie,
Mono county, this week to look after
his interests in that distant portion
of the district. 1t was thought at
first that neither of the candidates
would cross the mountains in this
campaign, but the fact that one has
done so, will inevitably lead the
other to follow suit.
Don't stop, but rush to the big sale
at the jackson Shoe Store. Ladies'
cIoaks just one day.
A license was issued Oh the 18th,
authorizing the marriage of Serafina
Menchini, aged % and Mary Coople,
aged 10, both of Suffer Creek.
Now just peep at our ad, and see
what is dong one day. jackson Shoe
Store.
Divine service will be held in st.
Augustipe's church Sunday morning
next, at IL a. m.
j. Il. Batchelder, wife and family
returned Sunday evening after an
absence of six weeks. They spent
most OF their vacation at Silver City,
New Mexico, where Mrs Batchelder' Is
relatives live. They visited Los
Angeles and other places of interest
in Southern California, and speak il
high terms of praise OF the evidence:
of progress and prosperity in that par
of the state. Mr. BatcheIder return &c
to his work in the Kennedy mine
Tuesday morning, where he has DeeI
working steadily for some eigh
yeargs.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j
Nettie keeps only the best.