Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
Additional Locals.


month. After recovery from a severe
attack of typhoid fever in jackson, he
went to his folks In Oakland to regain
strength He Is looking we'll although
somewhat weak from the effects of his
sickness.
An Italian miner employed at the
Kennedy mine, whose name we have
not learned, was bruised up consider
ably last Tuesday, by a slab of rock
falling where he was at work. The
tall of the rock was broken by some
timbers. He escaped with a badly
bruised head and shoulders.
Oscar Reichling, the we'll known
electrician of jackson, went to Sa1
Francisco on Thursday morning foI
few days.
Mrs E. harrington and two daugh.
ters, left for San Francisco Thursday
morning.
Arthur Spear, who has been en-
pIoyed in Sacramento for some time
past, returned to jackson Wednesday
on a visit
Burt Warren and w. d. Curtis, well
known travelling men from Sacra-
mento, paid jackson visit on We'd
nesday. Mr. Curtis was accompanied
by his wife and little daughter, and
MIR Warren by his wife. Mr. Curtis is
travelling agent for the Pioneer Flour
Mills of Sacramento, and is making
his quarterly trip through this
county.
A license was issued on May IA,
authorizing the marriage of Timothy
K. Haw of PlacerviIle, to Annie M.
Janssens of Sutter Creek.
Marcucci of the Broadway hotel has
constructed a ditch and dam at the
south fork OF Jackson creek, for the
purpose of conducting the water of
that stream, loaded with mining
tailings, on to the bog and marshy
strip of land IN the rear of the hotel
property, with the intention of filling
up this eyesore. as we'll as to cover up
the mass of rubbish that has been
dumped there in past years. 1t is a
very desirable improvement.
Sheriff Norman is spending the
week in Stockton and Sacramento.
He will probably visit the bay cities
before he returns.
V. S. Garbarini, city trustee, re-
turned from ModestoWednesday even
ing.
Mrs Henry Eudey, accompanied by
her daughter Miss Inez, left for
Ogden, Utah, on Monday morning
Mrs Eudey intends to make hel
future home in that city, having
relatives there.
The Amador City band has been en-
gagged for the Italian picnic-twelve
pieces. The jackson band consists
of l6 pieces.
Alta, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Tom Peek, died in Oakland on Satur
day last, after very brief illness
The child was seven years old, anG
bright and interesting for her years
The disease that carried her to the
grave was an affection of the throa
in the nature Of Group. She wa
born in jackson. The remains wer,
cremated. Miss Mile Peek, john!
Peek, and Mr. and Mrs G. d. Peel
went down Sunday to attend tn
funeral which took place Monday
They returned Tuesday evening.
When you wish the finest favored
cofees and teas, remembe that w. ]
Nettle keeps only the best.
Mr. and Mrs John Sousa, who wer
burned out during the fire in Sal
Francisco, are recent arrivals here
and will probably make jackson thei
home.
l.. j. GIavinovich left for San Fran
CISCO the first of the week. He eA
poets to return Thursday or Friday.
Laughter as a means of grace, o
tThe mission of the man of joy,
will be the theme of Rev. q. +. Winr
ing at the Methodist church mex
Sunday evening at 7:45 o'cIock
Usual service at II a. m. and Sunda
school at p. NJ All are welcome t
these services.
Last Saturday the Ladies All
cleared sixteen dollars at the woman.
exchange.
Chas. Parker left for Fresno Thurs
day morning, to resume his posItio
in that city. Mr. Parker came here I
: take charge of the telegraph and e.
press business during the absence
Mr. Storey at the time of his illDes
Mr and Mrs Storey have resume
charge of the Office again.
Mrs j. l.. Fonteurose, who went
i, San Francisco on Insurance busines
returned last evening.
Mr. and Mrs f.. A. VOORHEES,, retur
ed from the bay cities on Thursday.
i For Sale Cheap. p.-One "Reliable
- Gas Range four burners, baking al
- broiling oven. Also one Gas Wat
Heater. Inquire Mrs r. Grove
> Sutter Creek. N 1871 M.
n Jos. Quilici, the jackson Iiqn
is dealer, left for Stockton Frid
morning, he will be away several da!