Amador ledger., 1907-08-30
LOCAL. NEWS.

OOu0Es
Isidor Goldner came up Sunday
from San Francisco to spend couple
of weeks vacation with his relatives.
Urban Spagnoli came up from Oak
land Sunday for brief vacation.
DR. &. Ii. Gibbons left for San Fran.
cisco Saturday, but will return this
week, and commence the practice OF
medicine and surgery here. He has
rented office rooms in the We'll build.
ing.
L. j. Peters left Saturday for San
Francisco for a vacation for about
ten day
VIM. Hess and N. Dial Porta return
ed Saturday evening from a hunting
trip in the mountains. They brought
back fine deer, killed about 10 miles
west Of Silver lake.
Morris Levy. the oldest son of the
late Jos. Levy, formerly of jackson,
entered the employee of the Southern
Pacific few days ago as civil engi-
neer. He is graduate from the state
university.
The dance at the open air platform
last Saturday was not so numerously
attended as on the first occasion.
The music was furnished by an or
chestra from MokeIumne Hill, of five
pieces. The receipts. it is reported,
where within two or three dollars of
the opening night.
Frank Hewitt and family returned
home Saturday evening, after spend
ing a couple of weeks in Sacramento.
visiting the family of j. W. Gilbert.
George Flumer took his son to Oak
land last week, for the purpose of
securing for him a place with the
Southern Pacific, in which he sue
ceeded. George returned early this
week.
Eunice Going Will attend the Los
Gatos high school the coming term.
Ransom Sanders went to Sacramento
and San Francisco some days ago, his
mission being to collect the insur
ance on his fathers life in the A. D.
U. W. lodge. He returned this week.
Frank Valvo and wife and 9.
Givounoni and wife returned Monday
evening from months sojourn IN
the mountains. Thev visited the
Silver Lake region, Carson valley,
and Lake Tahoe.
n. Dalporta killed bear while on
his camping tour in the mountains
with W. Hess.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
m. to p. m. Phone-Office, black
444: residence. Black 1914; jackson.
Mrs E. Wadge and daughter, Mrs
j. A. DeIucchi of Suffer Creek,
attended the Stasal-Agen wedding in
Oakland.
Mrs Harry Morris of Napa, formerly
of Suffer Greek, was in Oakland to
attend the wedding of Miss Helen
StasaI and Oscar Agen.
Mr. and Mrs P Guerard of jackson,
were prevented from attending the
StasaIAgen wedding on account of
the illness of Mrs GueIard, but wish
the young couple long and happy
life.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best.
g. l.. Lewis, the undertaken and
emblamer, who has taken a part CT
the Webb building, is an expert in
his business. He is also prepared to
do all kinds of upholstering, fuInl-
ture repairing, laying and cleaning
carpets, etc. His work will speak fol-
itself. See his advertisement in an
other column.
The railroad track from the Martell
depot to the Kennedy mine is almost
completed. 1t will be a great con-
venience as we'll as saving in hauling
timbers and other material to the
mine.
4. l. Kerr and Geo. Kirkwood re,
Gently caught cub bear in the neigh,
about 100 pounds. 1t was captured IL
trap, and by means of pole anG
ropes they succeeded in taking it tt
camp alive. The animal was aftel
wards given to parties from Blue
Lakes.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j
Nettle keeps only the best.
Mrs Adams of Oakland, and Mr.
Wales Palmer of the Fremont mine
were visiting Mrs Il. Lemin on Mon
day.
You are hereby requested to try
sack of Peerless made on the site
system. Satisfaction guaranteed
Amador Go. Roller Flour Mills.
Geo. W. Brown left last Sunday TO
San Jose, to be away week.
An Austria named K. Tropovich wa
fined So by the city recorder last wee
for furious riding on the street.
The two diphtheria cases in th
family of Mrs Thompson in Hunt
gulch are getting along nicely towar
recovery.
The board of supervisors Will NEE
next Monday in regular MONTH
session.
Use Pioneer -four, and you wi
call for no other brand.