Amador ledger., 1907-12-06
SUFFER- CREEK.

Waugh
Mrs Tom BENEFITS went to Sacra
mento tuesday morning, to assist in
attending the store at that place,
while Mr. Bennetts will return here,
and remain for short time attending
to business interests.
Mrs f. Sorocco was in Plymouth
visiting for several days last week,
returning Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Boro has returned to her
home iP New Chicago, after week Is
visit with her aunt and cousins, Mrs
Catherine Daneri and family.
Mrs Charles Smith went to the
Kennedy Flat Tuesday morning, her
sister, Mrs Fancher, being seriously
i'll.
John Ross and family returned
from Randsburg Monday evening.
John Provis and daughter, Miss
Minnie, also returned with them.
Mrs VIM. Nettle of jackson, was a
visitor here last Saturday.
Alex Menchini and family have re-
turned from Randsburg, after an
absence of eight months.
1t is with regretswe report the death
of Samuel j. Hawke in Globe, Ari-
iona, on Nov. 2lst, after an illness of
two weeks of typhoid pneumonia.
The funeral was held from the M. E.
church at that place on the oath,
under the auspices of the Miners
Union, of which he was a member,
and largely attended. Samuel was a
young man just 81 years of age, and
native of England. He came to
California to his uncle Arthur Stone.
now of Sacramento, and relatives
both here and in Amador City, three
years ago, being employed in the
mines here and the S. P. shops at
Sacramento, until his departure for
Glohe, Arizona, about nine months
ago. He was young man of sterling
qualities, and held in the highest
esteem by his friends and associates.
His untimely death is deplored. 1t
seems so unjust to those loved ones
bereft, that there should pass out
from life so young man and full of
hope and happiness for bright
future. But there is hope in his
sleeps; in the strength of this hope
his friends III sadness laid him in
the tomb with an abiding faith in his
restitution to Immortality. Besides
his many relatives in Amador City
and Sacramento, and host of friends
here, he leaves an aged mother and a
younger brother in England.
The annual bazaar of the Episcopal
ladies' last Tuesday, December Sd,
was great success financially, social
ly and otherwise. The chicken pie
supper, the ice cream. cake and
candy were delicious. Every body
had the chance to satisfy the inner
man, and quite number of articles
were sold. The Episcopal ladies and
their friends deserve praise.
The Rev. Mr. Brun and family, also
Mrs j. Combs and Mr. j. Knucky of
jackson, attended the Episcopal
bazaar Tuesday evening.
John Radditz, the genial proprietor
of the brewery, went 20 Sacramento
Wednesday morning on business in
terests.
Mrs John Daneri was hostess Satur-
day evening at an enjoyable China
shower party, the guest of honor
being Miss Mary Boro of New
Chicago, who in the very near future
will become the bride of John Fop-
piano of San Francisco. The parlors
were prettily decorated for the occas-
ion, dainty luncheon was spread,
the table was invitingly pretty with a
centerpiece of red berries and smilax
and tiny baskets, cards attached with
some name of guest at each plate. A
few minutes before luncheon was
served, Miss Eva Pagan, in rather
laundering clumsy manner. brought
to view from some mysterious corner,
a huge basket profusely decorated,
and extremely heavy and presented it
with contents TO the very much sur
prised, somewhat confused and blush
ing, young lady, who in response
said "Oh l don't know, but oh what
shall do with it, The basket con-
tanned some very handsome pieces of
china, of which we haven't the least