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

The Amador Mills at lone are offer
Ing mountain pine lum Der at $40 per
M; Oregon pine at s22 per NJ. Any
one wanting lumber will do well to
call on them as the stock will not last
long. Amador Mills.
DIR. Gibbons went to San Francisco
Saturday for few days on business
matters.
DIR Eogarty went to Oakdale last
Saturday to spend couple of weeks
with his parents. Dr. Martin is look
ing after his business until his re-
turn.
Mrs W. j. Nettie went to Grass
Valley Tuesday to attend the funeral
on Wednesday of relative of Mr.
Nettle, who died there as the result
Of an operation on one of hts legs
which was broken some three months
ago.
The play for the benefit of the
Methodist church has been started in
earnest, the actors practicing their
parts every evening. The name of
it Is ''The Pet o4 Parsons ranch, ~
and is a sketch of western life.
Louis Piccardo's little daughter,
Catherine, fell from a bench at their
home tuesday evening breaking her
right arm at the elbow. DR.. Sprague
was called in to attend to the
fracture. She was standing on the
bench. which is on the baak porch,
and was trying TO turn the water on
when she fell.
Albert Endicott, who was visiting
here with mis- brother, DIR. Findicott,
for few days fast week, returned
to his home in Oakdale last Saturday
Last Sunday morning a crowd Got
live went to Horizons ranch below
jackson to hunt for deer. They were
K. s. Rainsford, Gilbert VOORHEES,,
Johu Garbarini and Gus Leverone.
During the entire day they saw only
one deer, John Garbarini succeeding
in bringing this to the ground.
DR.. and Mrs EndicOtt. and daugh-
ter, left Wednesday morning for Kirk
woods ranch in the mountains above
here. They started about five O'Clock
in the morning and expected to reach
l1Am's station by three ia the after
noon. They will Ee away about q
| week, and during the DOCTORS absence
DIR. Gail will look after his practice.
Miss Roma SpagnoIi entertained a
party Of eight at bridge whist last
Friday evening in honor of Miss
Field, who is visiting ner. After
playing cards for awhile refreshments
were served.
The captain of the Valley Spring
baseball club writes us to make cor
rections of the statement last week in
the Ledger to the effect that in the
game between Valley Springs and
Suffer Creek teams, the latter was
victorious by a score OF s to g. Our
correspondent says that the Valley
Spring boys were tine victoIs, scorlng
s to their opponents &. We are
pleased to make the correction
Louis Love came mp Tuesday from
San Francisco, to spend about ten
days here with his folks.
Mrs John Chinn. who went to San
Francisco last week, returned to her
home here Wednesday.
Rev. John Appleton of Pine Grove,
who went to Pacific Grove couple
OF weeks ago for visit, returned
M onday, and Tuesday evening went
to his charge in Pine Grove.
Chas. Culbert left yesterday morn
ing for San francisco, where he will
spend a few days on business matters.
Three of the schools in the mountain
districts opened last Monday. They
are Antelope, Franklin and Pioneer.
The teachers are DR.. Alice Parker,
Mrs Hattie LiveTmore and Mrs A. p. |
Joyce.
Harvey Clark, Mr. Parsons, John
Moyle with their families, and Mrs II.
B. Kay and daughter, started for
kirkwoods this morning expecting to
stay ten days.
Henry Chapman, who has been on
visit to his father in Washington
state, returned last Tuesday, after an {
absence of about three weeks.
Miss Marie Parker came up from
Napa last Sunday evening to spend a
two weeks vacation with her parents.
She has been employed for about
eighteen months in Napa, and this is
her first visit home in that time.