Amador ledger., 1906-04-06
LOCAL NEWS

j. T.. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
IN. to 5 p. m. Phone-Ottice, black
444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
Oro Fino Circle paid Mrs Annie
Lemin the 500 due her from the
grand lodge, on account of the death
of her daughter, Lille Lemin.
Ethel Fullen came up Wednesday
from San Francisco. Marie Parker,
who went below with her, went to
Napa to visit her brother, Ray
Parker.
Mrs DR.. Gall returned Tuesday
evening, after months visit to San
Francisco and other points.
Miss Florence Gordon is here from
lone visiting with her uncle, Geo.
Gordon and family.
Miss Evelyn Devan has resigned her
position as book-keeper and cashier
for the Sunset Tel. & lei. Co. She
expects to enter training school for
professional nurses very soon.
A. H. KuhIman left or Napa Sun
day morning, to be away about a
week. His wife is visiting relatives
in that section.
Florindo Tori, young Italian
died at the Chicago hotel on Broad
way on Friday last, after long siege
of sickness. He was afflicted with
pleurlsy, and visited San Francisco
twice to be treated. Subsequently
tuberculosis developed, and in ad-
dition to this he caught severe cold,
which brought on typhoid pneumonia,
and led up to the fatal termination.
The funeral was held Sunday. He
was a single man %, years of age.
The jackson Shoe Store is here to
stay, and prices to sell. Other bust
ness people do the talking, but l sell
the goods. Jackson Shoe Store.
The third operation was performed
on the leg of George Boarman at the
county hospital on Saturday. Boar
man is now recovering and 1t is ex-
pected that he will be out soon.-
Placerville Nugget.
K. S. Bearce arrived in jackson
Sunday evening from Oregon.
Mems bleached and white striped
shirts for 40c, best grade, regular SOC
goods, come to us. jackson Shoe
Store.
The pupils of the lone Union High
School are having one week mid
term vacation. Superintendent Kirk
considered the high school fairly
we'll equipped for one that has been
so recently established also that the
students and the school generally
compares favorably with schools OF
like character, similarly situated.
He gave them thirty minutes talk,
which was we'll received by teachers
and students. He spoke also in most
favorable terms of superintendent
Randall of Preston School, as being
the right man in the right place, but
especially in the organization of the
officials connected with the institu,
tion.
Frank Tabeaud, teamster employ
ed by the railroad company, had his
thumb severely injured at the depot
this week. He was coupling his
wagons, when his horses started be-
fore he had finished coupling, and his
thumb was struck in some way badly
straining and bruising it, requiring
few stitches.
Mrs Emma Jansen, returned to bel
home in Lincoln, Wednesday, after
a visit with her mother, Mrs Wallace
Kay. The following morning Mrs
Inga Bright, her sister, left for Lin
coin for short visit.
Mrs Wallace Kay went Thursday
morning to Lodi, to spend few days
with her sister Mrs j. j. Williams.
Get the weak spots In your old mar
uess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer is the best.
The infant daughter of Mr. and MI!
VIM. Pascoe, of the Toll House OF
Kennedy grade, died on Wednesda!
of this week and was buried in th'
jackson cemetery Thursday after
noon, Rev. G. f. Winning officiating
The little one was not yet thre'
months old, and never having beel
very strong, its death was not unex
pected.
Monday, April 30, is the last da.
for the payment of the second install
ment of taxes.