Amador ledger., 1906-03-02
Additional Locals.

Ill AOV0 udll, MARCH II.
Mrs Gamble went to San Francisco
Monday, for ten days. visit with
friends in that city.
Jos. Glukfeld, formerly connected
with the Red Front store, came up
Sunday evening from San Francisco.
His visit was of a business nature.
He Is thinking some of starting busi-
ness in jackson on his own account
If satisfactory opening offers. He
left for the city agan Tuesday morn
ing.
Frank Thompson of Defender, left
Monday morning en- route for
GoIdfields and Tonopah, Nevada,
where he thinks he will make his
future home, If everything proves
satisfactory. He expects to secure a
good position in the mines at either
one of these camps.
Mrs Fregulia and younger children
of Mokelumne hill, are visiting Mrs
Lucot and daughter Bertha this week.
Catherine Garibaldi came home
Saturday night from San Francisco,
where she has been visiting for some
time past. Her father went to Gait
to meet her.
Mrs q. McGeary went to San Fran
cisco Sunday morning on business.
Mrs Will McBeth went to San Fran
CISCO Sunday, on visit with friends.
Miss Loretta Meehan, who has been
SO Ill, left Monday morning for San
Francisco to remain some time.
At the jackson Shoe Store you get
embroidery for 10-cents that you can
not. buy for 25-cents or 35-cents Mon
day. Sale starts at 9 O'Clock. Jack
son Shoe Store.
e. Giovannoni left Sunday morning
for San Francisco on business trip.
1t is reported that 7. j. Seymour
will not have to be operated upon.
His eyesight seems slightly improved.
Mrs Donavon has moved into the
house west of the National hotel.
Rev. Tuson left Monday for Sacra-
mento, to be in attendance upon the
clergicaI retreat, a convention of
Episcopal clergymen, which was held
in Trinity church in that city on
Monady and Tuesday, last. The
retreat will be conducted by the
Rev. George Hodges. D. d. S. d.
school OF Cambridge. Mass. He
returned Thursday.
We can supply fresh cut flowers at
short notice for all occasions. Artifi-
cial and everlasting flowers always in
stock. P. Cuneo at Cademartori' s
bakery, Jackson.
Mrs George Bonnefoy returned Sun
day from Latrobe, where she has
been visiting for two weeks past.
John Mello left for Nevada Monday
morning, to accept IA position as
foreman of mine.
Mrs Bastian had a niece, Mrs S.
Rundle come from Butte City Mon
tana on Monday night. The lady is
subject to rheumatism of the heart,
so her doctors advised her to come to
California. Mrs Bastian had not seen
her for twenty years.
Get the weak spots in your old mar
uess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
The benefit dance by the Gamble
orchestra in Loves hall Saturday
evening, was fairly attended. The
inclement weather prevented many
from going who would otherwise have
been there.
Rumor has it that the firm of Stin-
son & Scott, Iessees of the Amador
Record, is about to be dissolved, and
that r. W. Scott will shortly move
back to jackson, where he has secured
a position with the Amador Dispatch
Lawrence Molfino of Middle Fork
district, started this morning for a
months vacation trip. He will visit
relatives at PaIo Alto, and also a
sister in Santa Barbara. He will also
visit many other places of interest
before he returns.
Give US daily some good bread. Pho
neer flour makes the best.
Martin Jelletich a miner employed
at the Zeila was the victim of an
accident Tuesday last, which but for
prompt assistance at hand might have
been attended with serious conse-
quences. A rock fell from above and
struck him on the head, opening an
ugly cash, from which the blood
streamed in profusion. Before surg
icaI help could be procured he had
lost quart or more of the life fluid,
and was in danger of bleeding to
death. The attending doctor stopped
the hemorrhage, and he is progressing
nicely toward recovery.
A full line of ladies' and children's
trimmed, and ready to wear hats to
be closed out below cost at Mrs. K
l.. Delah1de's
Mrs J. McCutchen accompanied by
her mother, Mrs Black, left Sunday
for Woodland, the home of the latter
Mrs McCutchen's health has not beer
good, and she expects to stay in the
valley town couple of months tt
recuperate.
ionee. Flour always has been anC