Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-11-01


Sperry Flour Company, makers of the
we'll known Pioneer Flour, was in
town few days this week.
Mrs. David Hall, who was expected
home last sunday, did not come,
being unable at present to undertake
the trip. She recently submitted to a
critical operation IN sanitarium in
the city for the removal of cancer.
She has left the hospital, and is now
staying with friends in Oakland, I'M
til she is able to travel home.
Mrs. Wm. Perry Jr. returned Sun
day evening from Oakland where she
had been visiting with friends for
about three weeks.
c. P. Vicini and family returned
Sunday evening from the city after
weeks stay there.
See a window full of mems So. so at
sl.7h. pair. The McCutchen's
Store.
Mrs Hosmer, who has been visiting
her daughters, Mrs r. G. Rust and
Mrs U. S. Gregory. returned to the
city this morning.
Sheriff Gregory went to Sacramento
Wednesday to settle up the McCutch-
en- stock.
W. +. Detert went down to the
city, Wednes day morning. on bust
ness.
Mrs Bensovich of jackson Gate has
a slight touch of pneumonia.
1t is reported that DR.. SasselIs, for
merly practicing physician and sur
geon of jackson, but now of Los
Angeles, has been very successful II
real estate deal in the Southern
metropolis.
Miss Mabel, Bolltho who has been
employed at Heiser's candy store for
the past three years, left Tuesday of
last week on a vacation. She is visit
ing friends in Grass Valley, also in
Nevada City. She expects to return in
about month.
Miss Emma Boarmap, Mrs. j. A.
Laughton aud Mrs. Jos. Fleming,
who went to Santa Barbaratwo weeks
ago to attend the Grand Chapter of
Eastern Star, returned home Tuesday
evening. After the session at Santa
Barbara over hundred Eastern Stars
and Masons, chartered special train
and went to Los Angeles. They took
in all the points of interest around
there, visiting Long Beach, Redcndo,
Venice, Santa Monica. Santa Ana,
Cawston Ostrich Farm and many
other places, besides which they took
a ride up Mt. Lowe on the cog rail
way. From there they went to San
Diego and down to Tia Juana, which
is in Lower California, just over the
Mexican line. Some of the party
wanted to bring laces, etc., out with
them, an thought that by wearing
them they would be exempt from
duty. This used to be the case, but it
wss abused so much that the author
tiles have become very strict. Some
of them put on grea. n any different
things and had to pay very heavy
duty.
g. Z. Jansen, the expert optician,
acc ompanied by Mrs. Jansen. arrive
IN this city tuesday evening from
Chico. He intends to stay some time
IN this county. and will give every
place in the county a through can
vass in the interest of his profession.
Those who need eye glasses cannot
do better than by consulting him. as
he stands high in his special line.
and is thoroughly reliable in every
way.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
m. to p. m. Phone-Ottice, black
444: residence. Black 1914; jackson.
Frank Pense, who has been employ
ed as motorman for an electric COM
pany in Stockton, has accepted the
offer of the Kennedy company for a
position as fireman or tender of the
furnaces at the mine. He has re-
turned from Stockton, and gone to
work. His wife who was contemplat
ling leaving to join her husband, will
of course now remain here.
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