Amador ledger., 1906-03-23
Additional Locals.
Pioneer Flour always has been and
still is the best.

Pioneer Flour always has been and
still is the best.
Mrs F. Simcich late pruprietress of
the Union House, moved into her
home on Broadway street yesterday.
Remember we open tomorrow. We
have on hand fine, clean and fresh
stock of up-to-date and reliable
goods, and we guarantee our prices
to be right. Visit our store whether
you buy or not. Satisfy yourself.
The rainfall for the present season
is slightly behind that of last season
to the corresponding date, being "a. %
against 25.69 for last. year. There
we're very heavy rains last year dur
ing the latter part of March, and on
this account this seasons precipita-
tion has aag1n fallen short of 1905.
Next Sunday, being the last Sunday
in March, the day set apart by the
grand lodge as memorial day, the
members of Orc Elmo Circle, A. q.
F., will observe the same by assembI-
ing at the local cemetery for the pur-
pose of decorating the graves of
deceased mem bers.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer is the best.
Wanted young man of experience,
and ability as salesman, to clerk in
a general merchandise store in this
county. Must be highly recommend
ed. Apply 2. o. box 16. Amador
City, Cal.
Mrs Charles Boarman from near
Placerville came Thursday to stop at
Mrs Harirngton's while the latter is
in San Francisco.
Mrs E. E. Endicott has taken
under her efficient management along
with the new hymnals, one may look
for good music.
The Native Sons of Excelsior Parlor
had their regular meeting Wednesday
evening. and appointed delegates to
the grand parloI as follows: John F.
Davis, A. Caminetti, and William
Schrader. Alternates, A. L. Stewart,
Geo. kirkwood and Robert L. Kerr.
Miss Gass will have her spring
millinery on display by the 1st of
April.
W. b. Sanders was stricken with
paralysis last week, at his home ad-
joining the hospital grounds. He is
between 70 and 80 years of age, and
has been in feeble health for some
time. At last account he was I'M
proving. The Stroke has affected his
vocal organs.
Grand opening of Red Front Satur-
day, March 2, 1906. A brand new line
of spring and summer goods. Best
assortment; good values, lowest prices
at the Red Front, Jaokson's cheapest
dry goods store.
Guy Ketfer, nephew of Geo. A.
Gritton, IN throwing some single
trees in wagon, hit his right hand
tracturing one of the bones.
The Rt. Rev. VIM. MoreIand D. D.
Bishop of Sacramento, will visit
jackson, and hold divine service
in st. Augustine's church Sunday
evening at 80. ALI are cordially
invited to attend.
DIR. Aiken of the Climax mine, was
in town Wednesday and took up a
nurse to attend his wife, who is still
very sick, requiring constant atten-
tlon day and night.
AT the meeting of Oro Fino Circle
Wednesday evening, two members
were Initiated and three new names
proposed. A short program was
rendered, including a violin and
piano duet, by j. Rule and Mrs Ire
vaskis; recitation, by G. d. Calvin !;
song by, Mr. and Mrs Trevaskis and
Mrs j. Rule.
Geo. A. Frisbie, formerly of Jack
son, was thrown from a buggy and
had his skull fractured at Anderson,
Shasta county, the latter part of last
week. 1t is believed he is fatally
injured.
Rev. G. E. Winning went to lone
this week to attend the district
missionary and Sunday school con-
vention of Amador county, which
met in the valley town Wednesday
evening, and three sessions on Thurs
day. The gathering was conducted
by Bishop Hamilton, and DR.. q. M.
Smythe, a missionary for many years
in China was expected to take part in
the proceedings.
W. Mcconnell set out from this
city Tuesday with load of trunks
| Middle Bar. In the nelghborhood of
| Uu0 Idru0uUuIS Luluo lis CodLn UoOdulS
balky, and he was compelled To
return. Wednesday he set out again
on the same trip and made it without
further trouble.
The Red Front Store opens to-
morrow with complete line of dry
| goods, shoes, ladies and gents furnish
ing goods. Remember, Saturday
March q, 1906, is the first day al
the Red Front, Jackson's cheapest
dry goods store.
Sam L. Parks and j. F. Parks, sons
of the former superintendent of the
Kennedy mine, are in the new mining
camp of Ruth, near Ely, in the state
of Nevada, and connected with the
Nevada Consolidated Mining Com
pany. operating in that region.
DIR. W. P. Matthews from Sacra-
mento was in town Tuesday evening
on business concerning the Sunset
Telephone Co. j. j. Campbell, editor
of the Gait Gazette, accompanied
him.