Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-12-14
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Pioneer Flour always has been and
still is the best.
Miss Henrietta Griffin and Annie
Davitto have resigned their positions
Store, which they have held for the
past two years.
Mrs Justus arrived Tuesday night
on visit to her folks IN jackson.
John Middleman, who has been
doing the oobbling work III the Jack
son Shoe Store, left yesterday morn
ing Tor San Francisco. He may re-
turn in the spring.
Miss HiIda Hammack OF jackson
Gate, departed Thursday morning on
short visit to friends in Sacramento.
The three Langdon brothers, Fred,
Thomas and Richard, left by Thurs
days stage, bound for Bisbee, Ari-
IONA, to join their mother, who has
been keeping boarding house in that
thriving camp. The boys have been
working in the mines here, two at the
A1gonaut and one at the leila.
Mrs L. K. Norman and daughter,
Miss Wayne, left yesterday morning
for Sacramento, for visit of week
or two with friends.
The finest assortment of toys for
children, suitable for Christmas pre-
sents, at Z. Cuneo's. They deal ex-
cIusiveIy in toys for holiday goods.
Call and see their excellent assort-
ment.
Miss Emily Angove arrived carly
this week from Tonopah, on visit
with her parents.
Alex Eudey left Sunday morning
for San Francisco, to remain until
after Christians.
The large doll in p. Cuneo's VIM
dow given away.
Mr. and Mrs K. W. ketcham, who
have sold their ranch near jackson to.
Geo. L.. Thomas, will remain on their
place until after the new year. They
will then likely 60 to Lodi, or that
vicinity and locate. Mr. Thomas pur-
chased the property as an adjunct to
his butchering business, and not in
the interest of third parties. The
Clark ranch which he has heretofore
used for slaughterlng and stock rails
ing, has some drawbacks. There is
steep hill to climb, which increases
the cost of getting grain there, and
besides Jackson creek has to be
forded, and without bridge facilities,
he might be cut off from getting
supplies on account OF flood. These
disadvantages do not exist on the
ketchan place, and these considera-
tions figured largely in the purchase.
Divine service will be held IN st.
Augustine's church Sunday morning
next, at IL a. m. Vim. Tuson, rector.
Rev. G. r. Winning. pastor of the
Methodist church, will preach at II
a. m. and I 30 p. m. Evening theme
where is the flock, or a plea for the
children of Jackson. - Sunday school
at p. m. Strangers are welcome to
any OF all of these services.
Z. Cuneo has large assortment OF
toys for holiday presents, and are
entirely new.
The Native Daughters have decided
to give masquerade ball in Loves
hall on New Years eve. Full parti-
culars hereafter.
The cantata ga merry Christmas, -
will be presented by the Methodist
Sunday school on Christmas eve,
Monday Dec. 24.) About forty
uhildre1-aimost one-third the aver
age attendance of the Sunday school
Will be on the platform. After the
Cantata, Santa Claus will. enliven
the hour by distributing the Sunday
schools favors to the children. No
gifts will be placed on the tree. The
public is welcome to attend-seats
free, but the front seats will be re-
served for the $50 children belonging
to the school.
ss The board of education of Amador
county will meet Friday next ID
regular session, for renewing certih-
Gates and making recommendations
for state diplomas, and other bust
ness.
We will have three extra helpers
during Christmas week, and you will
get the best of attention if you come
to our store. jackson Shoe Store.
e. w. Freeman, treasurer Geo. A.
Gritton and W. Ii. Carley and wife,
we're passengers on the outgoing stage
this morning.
The editor of the Ledger made a
flying trip to San. Francisco last
week, going down Saturday and
returning Sunday.
Geo. L. Wright returned Wednesday
evening from short trip to Oakland
Don't forget that the jackson Shoe
Store has the prettiest line of neck
ties, and in fact if you are looking
for something for present, you vii
do yourself justice if you call anC
see these goods now on display.
A TURKEYS FOR SALE-A fine 10
of turkeys for sale. Mrs DriscoIl
Scottsville, near Jackson, Cal. l