Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
AUKUN.

tended visit with relatives in Lodi.
Stockton and Carson City, returned
to her home Wednesday evening.
Miss NetsIey of lone is the guest of
Mrs +. Uhlinger.
Mrs VIM. Burns visited her mother
in Shenandoah valley Monday last.
Burt FsInsworth is on the sick list.
Miss Lizzie Ulhinger has gone to
Sacramento, where she will take up
millinery course.
Miss Alva Bel of Shenandoah
valley, is staying with her aunt, Mrs
VIM. Burns.
Mrs Burt Farnsworth of Placer
Vile, is visitor at Uno:
None Hite of Oieta, was a caller at
Aukum Saturday.
Miss Edna Burgstrom, who has been
the guest of Mrs J. McNaughten,
returned to her home in lone.
Miss Mamie Slaven has gone to
Placerville. to attend school.
Henry Seely has gone back to the
mountains, where he has located a
tim Der claim near the Dog Town mill
Mr. and Mrs Louie Seeley have gone
to Indian Diggings, where Mr. Seeley
is employed at the Anderson mill.
Mrs Herman Venewitz was visitor
at. Mrs Burdens Sunday
Mrs Jack 5laven was painfully
burned Saturday morning, by the up
setting of boiling coffee.
Giddy Dick.
Auknm, September . W. G. L. U.
of Bridgeport, convened in regular
session in Mrs l.. A. Wrigglesworth'
parlor at Aukum, for the purpose of
electing officers for the ensuing year,
resulting in the election of the
following: Mrs Ada Perry, president;
Mrs Seely, vice PRESIDENT Mrs Sarah
Burns, recording secretary; Mrs
Clara McNaughton, treasurer; Mrs
l.. A. WriggIesworth, cor. secretary;
Mrs M Bell, mothers meeting, super
intendent. The appointments of
supervisor to many other departments
will be resumed next regular meet
ing.
A very painful accident happened
to Mrs Maggie SIaven Saturday. She
was dishing up breakfast. While
going from the stove to the table
with pot of hot coffee, also dish
of vegetables in her hand, she fell,
the coffee splitting and burning her
entire left side very badly. Her left
eye is badly swollen and black, her
arm and leg are badly scalded. The
skin being scratched off, it is in a
very painful and angry condition.
She is feeling a little better at last
accounts.
Mrs Harvey Jamerson and Mrs
Emma Fowler, also Mr. Balls people,
visited at Jack Grains, at Fairplay
Sunday.
Mrs frankie Mooney of Cedar
Grove, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her mother, Mrs Susan Grain, of
Shenandoah valley.
The steam threshing machine owned
by H. Venawitz and Ben Burden,
have spent the week in the vicinity
of Aukum threshing. They have
gone above OIeta for a few weeks
work.
One of Will Pearson's horses was
left sick by the driver. Elan Nc
Gaffy, in HenIy Humphreys pasture,
but afterwards died, and was left
lying beside the road. Mrs f.
MONEYS horse was badly frightened.
The driver being nervy saved run
away, which seemed almost certain at
one time. When John Gam bert came
along with his team of ten horses
Saturday evening, he removed the
dead horse to a less conspicuous
place, and Will Pearson is Iooser a
horse.
The speaking at the Mt Aukum
church by Rev. Webb of Placerville,
and the ice cream festival Melted
Rev. Appleton $40.
Newt. Perry and CHARLES Votaw
have gone to the mountains on a
camping trip, and to see which can
kill the biggest bear and catch the
most fish.
Herman Gottinet, Earl Warren,
Ralph Dillon, Ben Carter, Gilbert
Cobarnbia, Blanch and Flora GofIinet,
Laura Warren and Rubian Dillon,
left Wednesday for trip to the Bear
river, to enjoy the huge rocks and
giant pine trees and dusty roads.
Mrs Albert Uhlinger, returned
home from a months visit with re-
latives IN Stockton and Reno, New.
Mrs Jack French has nearly re-
covered from the sick spell she has
suffered the past week.
Geo Ames has almost recovered
frem the bruises he received last
week on his foot, ankle and knee.
W. A. l..
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