Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-08-16
LOCAL NEWS

lie reports the weather delightful in
that high altitude, but everything is
damp and moist, owing to the super
abundance of snow.
Mrs Frank Hewitt left Thursday
morning last for Sacramento, to see
her mother. Mrs j. W. Gilbert, who
was taken suddenly sick. At last
accounts she was reported improving.
Mr. and Mrs Story left Saturday
morning for their new field of la bor
In Sonora. where Mr. Story has been
appointed Wells Fargo's express
agent. Mrs Story was rendered a
farewell by the ladies of the whist
club, on Wednesday prior to her de-
parture, and presented with parasol
as a memento of her stay in jackson.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 8 a.
In. to 5 p. m. Phone-Ohice, black
444: residence. Black 1874; jackson.
Fred Eudey left again for San
Francisco last Monday. 1t is unde-
cided what business he will go into
yet.
Will Connors, deputy sheriff, has
moved from the Hamilton tract into
the residence lately vacated by DIR.
Herrick on broadway.
w. b. Nelson has sold his interest
IN the Olympus restaurant to jim,
the Chinese cook at the Globe hotel,
who will associate himself with Joe
Jones, the expert cook who formerly
was in the restaurant business here
Jones has been in business in Gilroy
since leaving here. The Olympus
changed hands Monday.
A. A. Harmon, of near New York
Ranch, has rented his place of 160
acres to Mrs. Giles, widow of the late
DR.. Giles of Suffer Creek. She ex-
poets a relative out from Dakota to
take charge of the ranch, and will
make her home there also. Mr. Har
mon expects to move in few days
to Lodi, and work in the vineyards
of that vicinity.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best.
Geo. S. Kukwood came down from
Round Top Tuesday evening. He
says the feed is excellent in the
mountains ranges now. The snow
has disappeared except in the shady
spots, and cattle and sheep ale doing
we'll. The number of tourists is
larger than has been known for several
years. Sheep will begin to get out OF
the mountains in September for
sheaIing.
James Griffin lett Sunday morning
for San Francisco, where he will
assist in building a house for his
married daughter, Mrs Mullens.
Ernest Spagnoli lett Sunday morn
ing, to resume his studies at the
Hastings Law College in San Fran
cisco.
j. GIukteld has moved his family
into the Max Ladar dwelling house
on Church street.
George W. LEMON of Lodi was a
caller at the Ledger office last Satur-
day. He and his wife we're called to
this county to attend the funeral OF
Mrs Malson in Drytown. They re-
turned Saturday.
There was big crowd ia attend
ance at the dance given on the open
air platform erected by the committee
of Native Sons having charge of the
arrangements for the celebration OF
admission day on the 9th of Septem.
Der. The platform was found to be
far too small to accommodate a crowd
such as is likely to be present at the
celebration. 1t has therefore been
decided to enlarge it by extending ii
to the main bridge on the north side,
the enlargement to be made just prior
to the celebration. We understand
the net proceeds of the dance Satur.
day we're about $40.
K. Dudley, a brother of Mrs Justus,
arrived here from Yreka, SiskiyoU
county, Tuesday evening, expecting
to see his sister, not knowing that she
had returned to San Francisco. He
will stay here for few days.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j
Nettle keeps only the best.
g. Il. Day of the Amador Record
was in jackson Tuesday. He was OIL
the lookout for a printer, but me-
with little encouragement in hi
search. Competent, reliable men ar
scarce and hard to get in the print
ing business, as in every other depart
ment of labor.
There will be divine service in st
Augustine's church. Jackson, Sunda!
evening Aug. IS, at O'Clock, by Rev
w. l.. Clark.
DR. j. f. Wilson sand wife Will
leave again for Santa Cruz tomorrow
morning, and will return the frs
week in September.
Use Pioneer -four, and you will
call for no other brand.