Amador ledger., 1906-04-13
Additional Locals.

pneumonia. He is in the st. Joseph
hospital. His mother, Mrs j. Kelly,
and niece, Miss Mamie Delahide, went
to the city Monday morning to be
with him.
Miss Edna Rust and Miss Smith OF
Clay station, came from the valley
Saturday, to attend the funeral OF
Mrs Duden, returning home Sunday
afternoon.
Doc Lewis returned to Jackson
Monday evening, after an absence OF
several months in Milwood, which
place is about thirty miles below
Fresno.
Mrs Eli Ferguson went to Sacra-
mento to visit friends for a couple of
weeks.
Henry We'll returned home Monday
evening, after an absence of two
months in San Francisco.
Mrs Ferrari and daughter Loretta,
went to Stockton Thursday morning,
for brief visit.
w. F. Detert returned to Jackson
Monday, after three or four days. ab-
sence in the city.
The trustees of Aetna school district
have purchased the Mount Pleasant
school library, which district Iapsed
last year. The price paid was $50,
and the books will be added to the
Aetna district library.
The coroner's jury was composed as
follows: A. j. Estey, John G. Hart,
Francis Burgoon, William Tripp,
Henry Daniels, Val Smith, Eugene
Lee, Louis Rey. and Ceaser Bron.
Mrs Elizabeth Kirkwood and daugh-
ter Elva, went to Stockton Wednes-
day, to visit Mr. Cramer, brother of
Mrs Kirkwood.
Mrs Carrie Calvin and Mrs Silva
we're out canvassing this week, to get
either money or help to aid in finish
ing the work in the public cemetery.
The good work was begun some weeks
ago, and needs finishing badly.
George Stayton from Jacksonville,
Tuolumne county, was in Jackson
Monday and Tuesday on business.
Last Monday was a gala day for
Jackson. The streets were thronged
with adults and children from far
and near. The whole country for a
radius of 20 miles was concentrated
in this city, brought hither by the
grand attraction of Norris and Rowe's
circus. There must have been from
three to four thousand visitors. Such
display of circus paraphernalia and
wild animals was never before
witnessed IN jackson. The advent of
the railroad has made the incoming
of such huge show possible. A big
congregation of visitors means large
expenditure of money, even outside
the price paid for admission to the
circus. Nearly every stranger is
bound to spend more or less in the
business places. No doubt several
thousands of dollars we're dropped
in the hotels and stores. The objec-
tIon to big tented shows on the
ground that they take lot of money
out of the place in falIacious. AS a
matter of fact they bring two dollars
for every dollar they take away. 1t
is the circulation of money that
counts in business affairs, not the
money that is kept idly buried in
the ground or locked up in deposit
safes. Monday was as good as a
fourth of July celebration in the
amount of money that 1t scattered
around here.
25 cents off on our entire stock of
new shirt waists, eight days. sale.
Jackson Shoe Store.
A. Witte with family, who we're
burned out Monday, expect to reside
in Sutter Creek with his wife's
brother. Thos. Mugford. until he has
time to see about going to house
hoopAuB dSdlHs
Charles Gall one of the drummers
for Sperry Flour Mills, who was here
a couple of weeks ago, has typhoid at
his home in Stockton.
A miner known as Sharky, employ
ed at the Oneida, ran a candlestick
through his wrist, while at work a
few days ago.
Mrs John Dohman of Placerville is
visiting in Jackson.
Mrs Fannie Bonnefoy returned
home last Sunday, from San Fran
cisco, and leaving her daughter, Mrs
LowenthaI, who has been very ill, very
much improved in health.
Charles Horton, native of Amador
county, died in Stockton on April 7,
of an abcess on the base of the brain,
after an illness of one week. He was
27 years of age and member of lone
Lodge of Foresters. He leaves large
circle of relatives and many acquaint-
ances in this county. He was married
to Miss Clorinda Tetherington of
Valley Springs, about three years ago,
who survives him.
When you wish the fne@s favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
AS To7TA.
Bears the II The Kind You Have Always Bought