Amador ledger., 1908-01-10


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members and guests. After the pro.
gram had been dispensed with an ex.
cellent banquet was served, and when
at a late hour all prepared to retire
to their homes. 1t was with feeling
that it was but another most happy
and profitable evening we'll spent.
The officers installed we're as follows :
N. g., Maud Rose; V. g., Janette
Lehman; rec. sec. Elizabeth Jones /;
fin. sec.. Belle Simmons; treas,
Martha e. Smith; r. s. N. e., Grace
Johnson; l.. s. N. G., Annie kries-
man; K. s. V. g., Minnie Eggleston |;
l.. s. V. g., Emma Perkins; war. &,
Mae Wadge; con-, Ethel Stribley !;
chap, Amy Pharis; o. g., Lilly
Pharis; 1. q. Lena Higgins; trustees,
Grace johnson, Emma Perkins and
Amy Pharis.
Mr. and Mrs M. Schnable and
daughter of Newcastle, who we're
here to spend the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs Chas. Norton, returned to
their home last Friday morning.
Mrs l.. Oettinger returned from
Martinez Saturday, after visiting
through the holiday season with Mr.
and Mrs Mitchell.
Mrs Anil Botto has secured posi-
tion as teacher in the public school
at Kocklin, and left for that place
Friday morning.
Mrs McKinny and Mrs Matt thomas
of Middle Bar, were visitors in town
last Tuesday.
There is much sickness in town at
the present time. The grippe and
pneumonia being prevalent. Paul
Bernardis is down with pneumonia
and Harry Higgins is very i'll at the
American Exchange hotel.
Mrs d. Horrgian Is i'll at the home
OF her sister, Mrs J. Bawden.
Thomas Mugford left Wednesday
morning for Blair, New, where he
will be employed in the mills.
&. G. VOORHEES, left for Sonora,
Tuolumne county, Sunday morning
upon receipt of a telegram that Frank
VOORHEES,, who is seriously i'll at that
place, was much worse.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. MCGEE left Satur-
day morning en- route to Boston
where they will visit their daughter,
Miss Margaret McGee, who is study
ing in the Boston conservatory of
music. Mrs Wildman, Mrs McGee' s.
mother, and other relatives are also
living in Boston. Mr. McGee is also
east on business interests in regard
to the Central Enreka Company.
Will Marchant of lone, is the guest
of Ralph MCGEE this week.
Milton Fourier returned to his
home at Niles Wednesday morning,
after spending the holidays and the
last week very happily here. 1t was
hard TO part, but after all Niles is
not so far away.
Rev. Mr. Mathes and Mr. Pardun,
the Evangelists, began their meetings
here last Sunday morning, pleasing
their audiences very much. Mr.
Mathes is an efficient speaker and
entertainer, while Nh Pardun has a
fine voice, is an accomplished singer
and musician, andsunderstands how
to manage a chorus of singers to the
delight of the congregation, who are
attentive every afternoon and even
Jig. The gentlemen are from Iowa.
John Kedpath returned to his home
here few days ago, after about a
years absence in Arizona and Trinity
county.
Mrs Belle Simmons has returned
from a two weeks visit in San Fran
cisco.
The Central mine and mill closed
down indefinitely several days ago.
1t is understood there is no rock in
the mine. Ihe company are not de-
cided as TO the re-opening, but de-
finite conclusion is to be reached in
the coming week. Sutterite.
RefirinO From Business.