Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-07-24
SUFFER- CREEK.

ing for Santa Cruz.
Mrs j. Truan left Saturday NOM
ing for an indefinite stay in Lodi and
San Francisco.
Bayliss q. Clark returned from
Oroville Monday night.
Miss Sweeney of Fresno, is here,
the guest of her sister, Mrs l.. Lago-
marsino.
w. Orchard and Will Herman re-
turned from Shasta county Sunday
night,
Mr. and Mrs James Bales left Tues
day morning on a camping trip to
Silver Lake, to spend a few weeks OF
the summer days.
a very sad accident occurred in the
Bunker Hill mine Wednesday after
noon when Thomas Stone, an English
man. was instantly killed by falling
ITS feet. He was working IN raise
and slipped. The remains were
brought to the local undertakers
here and prepared for burial, aud will
be taken to |. D. o. f.. hall, where
the funeral will take place Saturday
afternoon, conducted by the local
order of l. o. y. r., he being
mem Der of Sonora lodge. The family
seems to be unfortunately fated one,
this being the third brother killed
in the mines. Arthur Stone, the
latest previous to this victim, was
killed in this same mine under
similar circumstances few years ago.
Thomas taking his deceased brothers
place in the mine, working there
until his death. Later he married
his brothers widow, who preceded
him to the grave about 10 months
ago. Another brother, John Stone,
and family and other relatives came
up from Sacramento, to attend the
funeral. InteIment in Odd Fellows
cemetery.
Mis- Rose Pezzola an old resident of
this place, died IN Sacramento Satur-
dav afternoon the 18th inst. The re-
mains were shipped here Sunday, and
the funeral was held from the Catholic
church the following Monday after
noon, a large concourse of friends
following the remains to their last
resting place in the Catholic cemetery,
the n. d. g. W. also turned out IN a
body. Mrs Pezzola was So years of
age, and had been sufferer from
chronic ailments for many months,
going to Sacramento hoping to
benefit by the change about six weeks
previous to her death. She leaves
three children, Nance Maletesta, Mrs
John Cox and Miss MazelIa PeZZola.
Mrs PeZZola was twice married, her
first husband, Mr. Maletesta, deceased
many years ago. Mr. PeZZola preceded
her a little over two years ago. She
was a native of Italy.
Mrs Il. G. Merwin of Amador, aud
friend Mrs McDermott of Oakland,
we're visiting in Suffer last Saturday.
Gilbert Wadge is here from San
Francisco. spending his summer vaca-
ton with his mother and family.
Mrs G. &. Belding of Orovllle, who
has been visiting relatives here for
several weeks, returned to her home
last Saturday.
Mrs Della Trelease of Oakland, who
was the guest of Mrs Redpath for
couple of weeks, left Saturday morn
ing for Angels Camp, to visit previous
to her return to Oakland.
Mrs John Vicini and Mrs Brignoli
left for Santa Cruz Saturday morn
ing, to spend the summer months,
and will visit friends in San Fran
cisco before their return home.
Louis Social accompanied his father
to San Francisco last Saturday, to
spend a couple of weeks vacation.
John Jose of lone, -. ID. q. M. Of
/. o. o. f.. came up Monday night
and installed the officers of Sutter
No. 81 |. q. o. f.. At the close of
business the brothers proceeded to
keep cool by getting away with n
quantity of ice cream, etc.
Judge Rose went to San Jose last
week, returning Sunday evening with
his wife and family, who have been
there several weeks.
Lee Donnelly of Sacramento was
shaking hands with old friends here
this week. lie has gone to the noun
A.
John Irenaman, after brief visit
here with his family, left Tuesday
morning, returning to his duties at