Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-12-06

site California hotel.
Miss Cora Wrigglesworth returned
to Lodi, to resume her work in the
schools there, after spending Thanks
giving with her folks here.
Fine Christmas stationery at Rub
ser's.
q. l.. Lewis, who started some
months ago in the undertaking and
upholstering business, lett this city
on Wednesday, and has located in
lone.
M. Widasky, who has been running
the shoe store in the Webb building
for the Gollober Company, left
early this week for Tonopah, New,
where he has relative engaged in
the general merchandise business.
4 q. L. Justus. who accompanied his
wife to Oakland, after severe attack
of eplliptic fits, is still far from hav-
ing recovered his normal health. 1t
is uncertain when he will be able to
return to resume his business.
Latest improved gold pens and guild
mounted fountain pens at Ruhser's.
Miss Touhey came up from San
Francisco last week for the purpose
of accompanying Miss Blanche Ker-
foot to Oakland, to give her testl-
mony before the grand jury of Ala
media in regard to the alleged murder
of Frank Bellows by Harry Klein
schmidt. Miss Kerfoot, however,
was not we'll enough to undertake the
journey, SO Miss Touhey returned
home Sunday. Kleinschmidt was
not indicted by the grand jury, the
evidence presented being deemed
insufficient. He has been discharged
from custody. This is another strik-
ing example of trial by newspaper
reporters. When the witnesses came
to face the jury they could only tell
of hearsay conversations. And there
being no legal evidence to hold the
accused he was discharged.
Jake Griesback, who has been in
Nome, Alaska, for the past,few years,
returned Wednesday evening and will
stay few weeks.
~Do your holiday huying at Ruhser's.
DR.. and Mrs. Phillips entertained a
number of friends last Friday even
ing at $40. After the games light re-
freshments we're served, and the
guests listened to--some splendid sing
ing by Miss Phillips. Those present
we're Mr. and Mrs Chas. Vicini, Judge
and Mrs Rust, Mr. and Mrs Will
Penry, Mr. and Mrs j. W. Caldwell,
Mr. and Mrs U. S. Gregory, Misses
Phillips and Mungar, Messrs Peters,
Bole and Kerr
Tuesday afternoon was little jerome
Glukfeld's seventh birthday, and to
celebrate the event number of his
friends gathered at rtne home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs J. GIukfeld, in
the afternoon, and spent the time
playing games and having a good
time generally. Those present were :
Marion Hurst, Albert Palmer, James
Laughton, Matthew Muldoon, Loretta
Newman, lime Newman, Anna Con-
Ion, Gertrude Harrington, Ruth
Harrington, Grace Kelly, Helen
Kelly, Louis Wylie.
VinovIch was admitted to the
Sierra Sanitarlum Sunday, to be
treated for intiamatory rheumatism.
The nine year old son of A. Jones
ran into branch of peach tree a
couple days ago, and broke a small
silver of it in thesbsll of his left
eye. 1t took DIR. Phillips some time
this morning to remove it. The sight
will not be injured.
Prices are right at Ruhser's.
j. D. Palmer is still confined to his
bed though he is very much improv-
ed.
Mamie Scapuzzi has been very sick
with broncho- pneumonia for the past
week.
Finest imported and domestic
Christmas perfumes at Ruhser's City
Pharmacy.
John s. Williams and Miss Lucy
Forbes we're married Wednesday,even-
Ing by Rev. Thos. Nicholas, at the
home Of the BRIDES parents, in the
presence of only her immediate