Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
LOCAL NEWS

444: residence, Black 1874; jackson.
Three year graded course, lectures,
recitations and practical instruction
each week. No young women less
than nineteen years accepted. Stud
ent nurses are furnished with pleas
ant home in separate building. For
requirements for admission, address
Superintendent of Nurses, Hospital
for Children, 1921 Sacramento St.,
San Francisco.
The lumber of the dancing plat
form erected for the admission day
celebration, which was purchased by
d. Mattley, has been hauled to the
Jacomin ranch, two miles south OF
town, and will be used in the erection
of a dwelling house there. The
building will be put up right away.
Mr. and Mrs George Wrigglesw orth
LETT Tuesday morning for San FRAN
cisco, called thither on account of
the illness of Mrs Hall, mother of
Mrs Wrigglesworth, who has been
under medical treatment in the city
for the past two OF three weeks.
Mrs j. c. Lima of Hutte City, left
Saturday morning for Oakland, on a
visit of couple of weeks with
friends in that city.
More changes are being made in
the staff of the 1. & g. railroad, with
the view Of cutting down expenses.
S. S. Pratt retired, has given place
to j. Asbury in the management of
the horses. In every way the ex-
penses are being reduced. Mr. Pratt
intended to go to Sacramento yeste1-
day morning.
Mrs E. Guttridge is selling off her
household furniture, preparatory to
joining her husband at Ramsey.
Frank Fuller, who was burned by
an explosion of a gasoline stove at
Ramsey, Nevada, as detailed in these
columns last week, arrived home
Sunday evening, for the purpose of
spending the period of recovery with
his folks at Scottsyille. He was con-
siderably burned about the head,
face and neck. His injuries are not
dangerous and he is getting along
nicely. He is under the doctors
treatment.
Mrs Dave Hall was operated upon
for cancer in San Francisco this week
By a specialist. The extirpation of
the disease was sought to be accom-
plished without the use of the knife,
by the application of salve. 1.-The
patient was in very weakened con-
dition atferward, so much so that her
daughter and son-in-Iaw were bur-
riedly summoned to the city Tues
day. Mrs Hall is now, we under
stand, in the st. Thomas hospital for
treatment. A later message says that
the patient is doing nicely.
A new stage line is talked of be-
tween Martells and Mskelumne Hill.
This would probably do away with
the short line between jackson and
MartelIs.
The old frame building next to W.
Tam's store on Main street, hereto
fore occupied as a shoemaker's shop,
is, being torn down, and will, we are
told, be replaced by a galvanized
iron building. Lewis Lamb is doing
the work.
The Rebekahs gave a social Satur-
day evening for the benefit of the
Orphans Home at Gilroy, and clear
ed Sl4. III. The program consisted of
violin solo by Edna Palmer accom-
panied on the piano by Olive Jack
son, an instrumental duet by Ida Lee
and Henrietta O'NeiIl, vocal solo by
Loretta Newman, recitation by Harry
Jones, vocal solo by Olive jackson,
instrumental solo by Julia Perovich,
comments by DR.. Gibbons on a visit
through Indiana, and a duet Eby
Misses jackson and Palmer. Refresh
ments were then served and dancing
closed the evening.
Miss Stella McGary left early this
week for Tonopah, to accept a posi-
tion of cIerkship there.
If you are using other than Peerless
Plansifter -four, you are not getting
the best results. Amador Co., Roller
Mills.
Mrs r. Williams left last week on a
visit to relatives in Los Angeles.
A. L. Anthony, who last term was
teacher in Plymouth school, and
the term before that was in the public
school here, has been appointed to
the position of preceptor and teacher
of Latin in the Pacific Union College
at Healdsburg, Cal.
e. b. Ratio, for many years a resi-
dent of this county near WieIand.
but now of San Francisco, came up
Wednesday evening to look after his
mining interests, and attend to the
assessment work for the current year.
He sold his ranch property to the
Clinton Consolidated, when that
company was in operation, and
shortly thereafter moved with his
family to San Francisco. He prefers
the climate and surroundings of the
foothills to the city, the same as
nearly every enc who has resided
here for any length of time.