Amador ledger., 1906-12-07
RUHSER'S
LOCAL NEWS

t01GCL AaO hllC AlLC VI hOAAAuS
DIS at surprisingly low prices.
1e have received a letter from
is Christina Rickert, dated Cleve
d, Ohio. Nov. 26, announcing the
tn of her uncle, Carl KIamm, on
day. The deceased was brother
she late Mrs Frank Hoffman. He
in jackson several times while
sister was living, .and will be re-
mbered by many of our residents.
IS Rickert is visiting relatives II
10 and other places, but expects to
Urn to Jackson shortly.
unday morning was the coolest of
season; the thermometer register
81 above zero-eleven degrees
ow the freezing point. Many of
water pipes around town were
ken by the freeze.
he Native Daughters have decided
give a masquerade bali in Loves
on New Years eve. Full parti-
ars hereafter.
ne of the prettiest sights in the
dicraft of Jack Frost was seen in
rear of the Well building last
urday. The frost has bursted a
Ill water pipe, and through the
ht the jets in the form of spray
fallen on an iron railing, and
ZEN as fast as it fell. In the morn
a perfect piece OF lattice work
the upper to the lower railing
formed. 1t was really an artistic
,e of work, carved by the master
of nature.
new lot of gents neck ties, latest
,rs and styles, jackson Shoe Store.
ur new white kid gloves have just
we'd, IL buttons at So 50 per pair.
kson Shoe Store.
enry-Bradley, who has been visit
in Winters, YoIo county for
sral weeks, returned to Amador
nty early this week. He prefers
climatic conditions here to the
Their IN the valley town; the wind
so severe that he had to stay in
rs most of the time.
ISIS Emma Boarman LETT Sunday
for visit to the city.
e have the Perrin gloves in the
1ish style for ladies', our price 81.
kson Shoe Store.
RS Alex Eudey and child left Sun
for visit TO her mother. Mrs Il.
Adams, in San Francisco.
here is a shortage of timbers, both
nd and square, in most of the
aes. The price of these supplies
nearly doubled in the last few
RS, and they are not to be had III
Hcient quantities even at the en-
iced price. owing to the shortage
cars on the railroad to secure the
lpIy from the outside, and the lack
horses within the country to pre-
It the supply being obtained from
inside.
hrs r. Rugne accompanied by her
Ter law, Mrs CraIgh, left Mon
morning for Stockton; from
nee they will proceed to the home
the latter in Alameda, where Mrs
gne will visit for a week or so.
christmas comes but once year,
it comes "good" at Ruhser's City
hrnacy.
os. Drendel and family, consisting
wife and four children, left Tues
morning for San Francisco, with
intention of making their future
he in that city. Nh Drendel has
10 engaged in the treighting bust
IS in the city for some weeks. His
oh, a mile east OF jackson is in
rye of his son, John Drendel, who
b his bride returned last week
m brief Wedding tour to the bay
les.
Irs u. Kirkwood and daughter, Mrs
tier Taylor, left Sunday for Stock
on short visit to the formers
ter, Mrs Cramer.
Nm. q. Snyder moved his office
niture to jackson last Monday,
iss now nicely quartered in the
ms heretofore occupied by Chas.
Croker in the MareIla building
court street. He is now prepared
attend to any law business that
" be committed to his hands. lie
hroughly reliable, and wideawake
every respect. By strict attention
business he expects to secure fan
ire of legal patronage.
finest Christmas perfumes al
hser's.
ohm SoIari, who has been in the
nty jail since September serving
term of six months for mis-
neanor committed at Amador City
released last Monday on parole.
)n Monday last in Amador City. I
bo. having only one leg. got on
and waxed belIigerent. With hi
tch he assaiIed constable TuttIe
one or two others, who we're try
to arrest him. He is now in tn
Enty Jail as the reward of hi
Ierity.
rs McCIary, who has been visiting
sister, Mrs Wallace Kay, TO
eral months, left Wednesday morn
for Lodi, to visit relatives there.
neer Flour always has been ant
| il the best