Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-18
LOCAL NEWS

residence, on Hamilton tract, oppo-
site California hotel.
Billy Peters, the electrician, left for
Amador county Sunday to assume the
management of the Standard Com
pany's telephone lines.-Sonora De-
mocrat.
Alfonso Ginocchio left Tuesday
morning for the city to buy winter
stock.
John s. Garbarini has bought the
interest of his partner in the plumb
ing and tinsmith business, and will
hereafter conduct the same in his
own name solely. Arata, his former
partner, has gone to work in Sarca-
mento.
Johnny Peek resumed driving the
baggage wagon to Martells on Mon
day morning, having sufficiently re-
covered from his broken rib to handle
the lines, although still unable to do
the heavy lifting.
M. +. Calkins, the outside man OF
the Ledger Office, went to Sacramento
Saturday morning, and from there to
Stockton, returning home Tuesday
evening.
Judge K. G. Rust, Jas. +. Dye and
Fred LEMON returned Sunday even
ing from attending the grand lodge
of Masons in San Francisco.
All the schools of the county will
be closed during next week, on as
count of the teachers institute which
will be held sin Sacramento on the
22d, continuing till the 18th.
Mrs j. W. Caldwell returned home
Monday evening, after visit of two
weeks with relatives in Placerville.
VIM. J.McGee, who is director in
the Gwin mine, went to San Francisco
Wednesday to attend directors meet
ing of the Gwin mine company on
Thursday. He will return Sunday,
1t is reported that the ore body in the
23Oo south level of the Gwin is over
20 feet wide. The ore is low grade, but
of milling value.
There are no blue bake days when
you use Peerless plansifter -four. AL
ways light, white and sweet. Made by
Amador county r. Mill.
Mrs EIecta~ Kay has returned home
after protracted visit in Oakland.
Mrs NJ. Newman went to San Fran.
cisco Sunday for the purpose OF
selecting a dwelling house in that
city. 1t is expected that the family
will move to the city shortly.
Chris MareIia came up from San
Francisco Saturday, to look after bis
property interests here.
Mrs Aggie Roberts left Wednesday
morning for Oakland, her husband
having secured position in that city.
Mrs S. w. bright returned home
last week, after three months visit
in Sacramento, Oakland and other
places.
Miss Emma Boarman, Mrs Laugh
ton and Mrs Fleming, left Sunday
morning to attend the grand lodge O.
Eastern Star, which convened il
Santa Barbara this week.
W. j. Harvey, foreman of the leila
accompanied by his wife, left Satur
day morning for Los Angeles ant
other points, on a vacation of about
month. W. Harvey is foreman dur
ing his absence.
Mrs D. b. Spagnoli went down t,
San Francisco yesterday morning t
spend a couple of weeks with re
Iatives.
Quail season opened on Tuesda,
the fifteenth, and from the numbe
that went out there shouldn't be
bird anywhere; if such is the case
it is not the fault of the hunter
Henry Hayden made the largest kill
ing so far recorded, nineteen notche
being placed on his gun.
Warren Cheney and Phillip Monroe
two prominent business men {
Berkeley, we're registered at th
National Tuesday.
A. A. Massa's little girl has bee
very sick for the past ten days, but
now improving rapidly.
Frank Fuller returned to Nevad
this week, after spending fortnigt
here recovering from burns cause
by al explosion of gasoline, He hi
] twenty three claims about forty mile
south of Reno.
The date stamped on your pap,
with your name shows that you hav
I paid up to that date. If you ha,
\ paid beyond that date and we ha,
4 failed to check it up, let us he
from you so that we mas make I'll
correction.
An entertainment will be givenEI
the Women of Woodcraft in Or
Fellows hall on November ID. Par
culars hereafter.
Dewey Chinn, the youngest child
John Chinn, has been suffering fro
an attack of typhoid fever, but W
improving at last accounts.
Episcopal. Rev. Brun will no
services here at eleven in the morni
and at I: 30 in the evening in SUIT