Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-03-27
SUFFER- GREEK.

he says, but 1t is quite evident that 1t
is not all business. there is an
attraction here that Sammy cannot
resist, we are inclined to think it is
our lovely green hills, or the beauti-
ful scenery down along the creek,
where the scent of wild flowers is so
fragrant, for we see him winding his
way IN that direction, smilingly
happy, as il he hadn't care; but of
course neither had he on this occas-
ion. Sam returned to the city We'd
nesday morning.
J. Davis Of Amador City, is seen
over here quite often these lovely
evenings, wandering up toward the
hillside under the old oak trees.
Quite number of our young people
have organized a tennis CLUB, and are
busy practicing every afternoon. Carl
rhoms, Fred Ball, Roy Merwin, and
Cassagrande are beginning to handle
the racket pretty we'll.
h. q. VOORHEES, returned this Thurs
day evening from two weeks visit
to the city.
MesdamesJulia and i'll. Wanderpool Of
plymouth, we're visiting friends here
on Monday.
will Rose returned from business
trip to the city Monday.
Notice was received here this Thurs
day morning of the death OF Mrs
Annie Edwards. in Seattle on Sunday
the ~ inst. The remains arriving
here this evening, the funeral to take
place tomorrow lFriday) afternoon
from the NJ. &. church, of which the
deceased was a mem Der. Mrs Edwards
was a resident OF this place for many
years, and beloved by all who knew
her, and an earnest worker in the
church, or elsewhere in anything
tending toward charitable effects. In
short span OF time, she lost by
death her husband, two grown sons
and daughter. About seven years
ago she left here to reside with her
daughter. Mrs Dana Norton, In San
Francisco, removing with them to
seattle about three years ago. This
daughter, Mrs Norton, is left to
mourn the loss of a devoted mother.
The remains will he Inferred in the l.
y. Y. f. cemetery by the side of the
husband and children, who have pre-
coded her,, Mr. and Mrs Dana n orton
accompanied the nemains from Seattle
here. ~.
Andrew Carwin, who has been liv
ing in Stockton for several months.
returned to his home here few days
ago, and Will remain here indefinite
ly. rs
Miss j. Sweeney, the milliner, has
returned from business trip to the
city, bringing, her new, summer stock
of millinery.
The Native Sons parlor entertained
the grand trustee, II. G. Lichtenber-
ger, and other guests here last Friday
night. q. Jarvis aud Will Connors
were elected delegates to the grand
parlor. After the regular business
was over the members repaired to
Moore's dining room, where most
enjoyable spread was served.
Mrs Sadie Simon, and little ron, Of
San Francisco, who has been visiting
here with her sister, Mrs Howard
Higgins for several weeks, returned
to their home Sunday morning.
Fred Rabb was an outgoing pas
senger Sunday morning, EN- route I'd
the bay city for weeks vacation.
Mrs Mary E. Bawden was elected
delegate and Mrs Minnie Eggleston
alternate at the regular meeting OF
Excelsior Rebekah Lodge No. CD,
Wednesday evening, to attend the
Rebekah assembly, which conVenes in
Sacramento in the month of May.
Miss Minnie RaddItz and cousin,
Miss Carrie Ludwig, left "Wednesday
morning for short visit in Sacra.
mento.
Mr. Lithgow and wife have returned
from Keno, Nevada Mr LithgoW
has been appointed register of voters
for this place and vicinity.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
March 25.-W. ii. Greenhalgh,
county superintendent of schools,