Amador ledger., 1907-06-21
LOCAL NEWS


vannoni x Co.
Il. q. Lewis, in addition to his
undertaking business, is prepared to
do all kinds of uphoIstering, furniture
preairing and carpet laying.
DIR. E. l.. Phillips office is at his
residence, on Hamilton tract, oppo-
site California hotel.
When you wish the finest favored
coftees and teas, remember that w. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
Chris Marcia came up from San
francisco Sunday on short visit to
his family.
M. II. McGarry returned home from
trip to the new goIdhelds of Nevada
last Friday.
John Miljovioh, who recently pur-
chased the freeman property on
broadway, has started in to recon
struct the same, for boarding house.
He will tear down the rear portion,
and extend the buildings considerable
IN the rear, making much additional
accommodation. The front part is to
be left substantially as it is, although
thoroughly, repaired and renovated.
The additions and repairs Will involve
a large outlay.
Daniel Payne, an old resident of
the county, died in the hospital on
the 10th inst. He came to the county
in 1866. Many years back he drove
the stage line between Plymouth and
jackson. He was we'll known in the
northern part of the county.
John Mitchell and wife started
yesterday morning on visit to the
eastern states. He has relatives in
Wisconsin, Michigan and PennsyI-
vania. 1t is 80 years since ne has
seen them. Que brother in Penn
syIvania he has not seen for Al years.
They expect to return to Amador
County in about three months.
Max Ladar came up from the city
Thursday of last week. He was call
ed here principally on account of his
property interests. He is not very
we'll satisfied with conditions in San
Francisco, and it is not improbable
that he will return to this city, with
his family.
Miss Hazel Quirolo, who has been
attending high school at HOLSTER, re-
turned home Tuesday evening to
spend the vacation.
Ernest Spagnoli, a student of the
law department of the State Univer-
sity, who is now home for the vaca-
ton. received the welcome tidings
last week that he had successfully
passed the middle class. This means
that he VIII enter the senior class at
the commencement of the next term,
and will no doubt graduate IN one
year. He has made a record as
bright and industrious student.
Mrs Ratio. who was operated upon
at the Sierra sanItarium recently fol-
cancer, was able to leave the hospital
on Tuesday, and return to her home
on the south fork of jackson creek.
Miss Kate SmaIItield returned Sun
day from a months visit to her sister
in Fresno.
Pioneer -four is the best; have no
other.
Mrs Edith Bess left Saturday morn
ing for Montana, on a visit to a
daughter IN that state. She expects
ODE away a month or more.
Ii. f. Vogt, who fell astraddle of
the wheel of the Standard Electric
wagon IN trying to aliQht therefrom
opposite the post oRce, over two
months ago, was able to appear on
the street again for the first time
since the accident last Monday. He
was laid up in his room at the Globe
hotel for seventy days as the result of
the accident.
L. K. Norman and w. M. Amick
started on a hunting expedition the
forepart of the week.
The nickel in the slot machine re-
presenting a tin mine and mill in
operation, as they exist in Cornwall,
ShO Ingenious luN0uI6O
by John Rule, miner of this town,
is shortly to be shipped to the city
for business. 1t has been on exhibit
tion at Nettle & Divers store, also
at the City Pharmacy and other
places. The inventor will recon
struct from nickel to a cent work
ing basis, and thereafter send to a
firm in the city. The owner gets a
royalty on the receipts.
The Blair Booster. published at
Blair, New, has thrown up the
sponge. 1t published its last issue
on the 18th. The plant is to be
moved to MiIIer's Siding. The Blair
boUst seems to have tiattened out con-
siderably. Several Jackson boys
went to that camp, some are there
yet. and others have returned to the
better land they left in Anado1
county.
On Tuesday evening Miss Wayne
Troyan was rendered a surprise, il
being her eighteenth birthday, by hel
many friends and schoolmates. The
evening was spent in dancing, singing
and games. At midnight fine lunch
and refreshments we're served. Abou
nifty guests were present. Guest.