Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-21

DIR. X. X. Belden of San Francisco,
died the first part Of this month in
Europe, while touring in the foreign
lands. He was associated with DIR.
Aiken in the Climax mine above
here.
Judge Rust and VIM. Going went to
Sacramento yesterday and will he
gone a few days.
intend to give an entertainment in
Loves hall on st. Patrick's day,
March II, for the benefit of the
church. Full particulars will he
given hereafter.
Josiah Phillips has purchased
twenty stamps from the Amador
Queen mine neal here, and will have
them removed to his group of mines
near Coulterville, Marlposa county.
Mrs Coombs, of BrIeht's addition,
went to Sacramento Wednesday morn
ing, accompanying her brother, j.
knuckey and his wife to that city,
who were en- route to British Column
bia.
From a private letter, we learn that
K. W. Ketchum, formerly of jackson,
but now of Woodbridge, is enjoying
excellent health, although over 81
years of age. Mrs Ketchum, however,
is said to be in feeble health.
George Archer, for many years a
resident of this city, who after being
missed for several years turned up at
San Jose, has recently returned to
that city, after being missed for
several weeks. i~
Enlisted for the War; February
%. Loves hall.
Last Friday evening the Ladies' lid
of the Methodist church gave social
and entertainment in Odd Fellows
hall. Over one hundred persons were
present, and enjoyed the evening by
playing games and listening to the
program that was rendered. The
door receipts we're S48.6 90 from which
the ladies cleared $43 60.
VIM. j. MCGEE went to the city the
latter part of last week on business.
William j. White, who was few
years back employed in one of the
bar Der shops in this city, sswas married
here last Tuesday to Miss M. j. Raw
liDgs, formerly of lone. Both we're
employed in laundry ing Stockton,
and will make their home i'll that
city. The groom has returned to
Stockton, the bride will join him
there IN few days.
Don't fail to see that thrilling war
drama, ENLISTED for the War;" on
February 18th at Luve's hall.
Frank Hewitt received a message
yesterday conveying the sad news
that his brothers.. wife, Mrs Hattie
Hewitt, died rather suddenly in
Sacramento ON Wednesday. The
husband, William Hewitt, was here
over a month ago visiting his brother.
he left his wife in Sacramento. to
which city she went from Texas tor
her health. Both she and her hus-
band were engaged in the acrobatic
business in connection was travel
ing show Expecting to become
mother, she repaired to the capital
seized with spasms and died in few
hours. Frank Hewitt left this morn
ing to attend the funeral.
George Woolsey, the old time mer-
chant of lone, aged 90, and his sister
Law, Mis- X. Woolsey, aged 50
years of lone, came to Jackson Tues
day, and we're quietly welded at the
M. f.. parsonage 10y the Rev. L. Ii.
Nichols.
Word was received here a few days
ago of the death.i in Tucson, Arizona,
of Thomas Allen, who had been acct
IDENTIFY run down 10y a street Car in
that city. He was very deaf and it is
supposed that he did not hear the
gong of the motorman. The latter
dropped the fender in time to pick
the aged man up, and carry HIM
along until the cuI could lie stopped,
to that he lived about IA week after
she accident. Mr. Alien was an aged
man, being over ninety, and has
lived in this county up to about six
years ago, when his sister, Mrs John
stockman, came upsfrom Tucson, and
took him back with her.
VIM. G.. Snyder left this morning
for Iurlock, Stanislaus county, where
he has some business matters to at
tend to that will require his presence
there for few days.
c.. l.. Culbert was passenger Sun
day morning tor San Francisco. He
Will return in "A day on two.
Green 4 Ratio purchased fine
black team this week from George
Miller, who lives near Pine Grove,
~ Tomorrow AFTERNOON the lone high
school boys will play the Sonora
team a game Of basket ball, while "a
team will come up from Santa Clara
aud will meet the girls. The |, q n.
will give excursion rates, the trains
leaving at their regular times.