Amador ledger., 1908-05-01

VIM. j. Notices law office is now
in the Grant building, rooms Alb and
Ala, at the corner of 9TH and Market.
Tel Market 10. N29lt
Kate Cavallero, who has been witt
ing friends here for the past month
or more left Monday morning for
Liverm ore, where she will stay for
couple of weeks, when after seeing
the fleet, she will return to Tonopah.
Louis Gluckfeld of the Red Front
Store, left or San Francisco last
Saturday, for the purpose Of consult
ing some specialist in regard to his
sight, one eye having troubled him
for some time. lie will remain for
two weeks, and in the meantime will
witness the imposing scenes OF attend
ing the incoming of the battloship
feet
Walter Folger came up from San
Jose Saturday to attend the funeral
Oh his father, II. S. toIger. which
took place Sunday. lie returned to
his duties in the telephone office in
San Jose on Tuesday The other
membors of tho family we're unable
to be present, Mrs ToIger being
crippled and unable to travel, Eand
the younger brother being away
where information could not reach
him in time.
Mr. and Mrs I'd. Crowgey left early
this week tor visit to relatives in
the neighborhood of Railroad Flat,
CalaveIas county. Mr. Crowgey has
been troubled with malaria Lately,
aud was recommended by his physi-
clan to quit work at the mine for a
while, aud seek change of climate
in the mountains. Hence, the trip.
They ~ilI proceed to san Francisco
before Ghey return home, and expect
10 DO gone q month.
Michel Kristovich and Miss Stana
AngeiInjch, daughter OF Mike Angeii-
uich were married at the Catholic
church by Rev. Kearney on last Mon
day. They left the following morn
ing for san Francisco for week g
honey moon. Kristovich recently
purchased ranch above New York
Ranch, where they will make their
home when they return.
Mrs. &. A. johnson and Miss Amy
b. Pharis of Sutter Greek were over
here Wednesday afternoon selling
tickets for a dance in Sutter Greek,
which will be given tonight by the
Rebekahs. They succeeded in dis
posing of quite a number.
The operating room, which the
board Of supervisors authorized the
uperintendent to fix up and
equip at the county hospital, is
about completed. Mr.. LEMON
expects to have it ready by the
time the board meets next Monday,
so that the members can inspect
it. The room is in the front part of
the building, with plenty of light
during the day, while for any night
work there is both gas and electricity.
Every thing necessary in the surgical
has been procured and placed where
they are ready on the moment.
Mrs M. j. VOORHEES, received word
from GreensborOugh, New York, the
first of the week of ire death of her
mother, Mrs. Manchester, on the
twentieth of last month She was
about eighty years of age at the time
Of her death.
M. l.. Smith Notary Public and
Stenographer, Court St., jackson,
Telephone Black Az
Nom bers of the Ursula parlor No l,
N. d. &. ". are requested to assem-
bic at the halIson Sunday, May g. at
l.30 O'Clock p. III. to attend our me-
mortal services. Please bring flowers.
The public is cordially invited to be
with us.
DR.. j. f. Wilson, wife and child,
left this morning for Santa Cruz, to
visit with relatives until after the
arrival of the fleet at that place
Mrs Fred jackson and daughter,
Olive, will leave in the morning, to
spend week with the former
mother in MADEIRA. From there they
will go to Sacramento, where Mrs
Jackson is IA delegate to the conven-
ton of the Rebekahs to he held there
on the twelfth.
Mrs DR., Gall left this morning Efor
San francisco, where she will witness
the arrival of the fleet,
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is tne best.