Amador ledger., 1907-02-22

The suHeFera by the fire which de-
stroyed the armstrong residence in
that town were doing well when. she
left, and il Is believed that Prof.
Armstrong WIN recover.
: Gllss. h. Erocker VIII leave to-
morrow morning for CoIusa, TO attend
TO some business in the superior
court of that county: Mrs Crocker
]vill accompany him as far as Sacra
mentos- where she will visit relatives
IN the-eapitatcity. They will both
rettfn to Jseksen about Wednesday.
: Miss Irene .Folger, left Sunday
mogning for'-- Vallejo, to join her
sisisr Graee, who is engaged III the
posi- otiiceIn that city.
: Miss Maris Farker vas a passenger
her destination being Napa,
Nbeae she intends engaging in the
millinery business. Her brother
faS is also employed in that city.
JOS. Quiliei ,ef,th6 GarbaIdi saloon,
9 es, Baldi, 6. Lupolini and c.
and wife, started Tuesday
for their, native land, Italy,
which they have not seen for fifteen
q eats. They go on a visit only, and
expect to be away about six months.
They are all from the same province
OF Italy and have relations there.
The two-year old son of Mrs Fassero
by ,her former husband, Domenlco
Caiupi, died Friday night at Ken
nedy Flat, of cerebro meningitis, and
was buried Sunday afternoon in
Jackson.
Mrs Payne, wife of postmaster
Payne of Suffer Greek, died in Oak
land Wednesday, after a surgical
operation. The remains were brought
to Sutter Greek yesterday, where the
interment Will take place today.
J:sJ. Kessing. a regular graduate in
came up from Oakland
"Wednesday to take charge of the
Spagnoli drug store, vice Garbaldi,
Ehe infant son of Mr. and Mrs K
Ousby died at Kennedy flat on Tues
day, from measles complicated with
pneumonia, aged l6 months. Inter
ment was in Amador City yesterday.
Have lot of youths suits and
pafts on hand, which | will sell at a
sacrifice, Max Ladar, the tailor.
Remember that the closing out sale
at Max Ladar's will continue for
onFy five days longer.
Mrs e. ii. harrington returned from
San Francisco Tuesday evening,
accompanied by her youngest daugh-
terf four years old. The child was
taken to the city for a final operation
for paralysis of the muscles of the
ankle Of one foot. The trouble came
on about year ago, causing the foot
TO give way on the side affected. a
surgeon in the CITY took hold of the
case, and performed the initial opera
tion some months ago. de practical
~ accomplished the surgical feat Of
iuserting a new tendon. With the
secondary operation a complete cure
is looked for. Even before the
second operation the use of the foot
WAS about completely restored. The
surgeon, however, insisted upon
Gnishing the work. The foot is in a
plaster cast at present When the
time comes for that to be removed, it
is expected that the little patient Will
be as we'll as ever. 1t is remark
able performance in surgery.
: The Jackson Social and Athletic
Club will give a social dance in
Loves hall April 6. tt.
RafaeIle tannuchi, charged With
stabbing NJ Chovich with a miners
candIestick at the Kennedy mine two
weeks ago, had his preliminary ex-
before iusice A. Goldner
yesterday, The prisoner was repre-
sented by Uhas.. H. Crocker, the dis
trIct attorney appeared for the people.
The examination consumed several
hours, and at the close of the testi-
monY a continuance was granted until
next Thursday FOR the attorneys to
argue the. matter.
z The balance on two New Upright
Z .a,ios, ,6nd one organ Will be sold by
March lst less than factory price
rather then return and pay freight,
no hun bug or fake; q chance to buy
now fol- 1asregular- value, - year
guarantee; each being of elegant style
and finish, and clear sound piano.
Walnut and mahagony case; for re-
ference take pleasure in recommend
ing Mrs b. II. Schacht, Mrs Ed. Kay
and many others have bought. "A S40U
piano will go at 5000; a $500 piano
for 5I5U; $3.50 organ for S75; also a
S275-19G0 pound burglar fire proof
Halls safe for s75 Call at the White
House Store before March Ist, Main
street, jackson.
James Eagan, young Eson OF Mrs
Peter Pagan of Sutter Creek, died OF
pneumonia in Alameda last Friday.
lnterment was 10 the Catholic GENE
terry in Sutter Greek last Monday.
s.. G. Wheeler, an old resident neal
Plymouth, vas very sick last week
and it was feared that he would not
survive hIS-illness.
Ledger and Chicago Week Y Inter
ocean, both papers for one year, 81. 81
in advance.