Amador ledger., 1908-06-12

Jim Carrara, Joe Lima and A.
Pierana left this city Tuesday morn
ing, bound for Goldheld, New. They
took with them the team of Elisha
Hampton, formerly superintendent of
the Oneida mine. They Will drive
over she mountains, via Placerville.
and expect to reach their destination
in couple of weeks. Mr. Hampton is
uperiutendent of the leading mines
in GoldHeld.
lheO Croker lett Tuesday morn.
ing for Wonder, Nevada, intending to
work in the mines of that camp. His
wife accompanied him as far as Sacra-
mento. but will return and live here
until her husband gets settled.
Mrs Devan and her daughter, Miss
Maggie Devan, who has been teach
ing in the public school hero for
several years, left Monday morning
for San Francisco with the Intention
of making their home in that city.
tler son, Eugene Devan, who has
been employed as engineer at the
Kennedy, resigned his position, in
tending also to join the other mem
bers of the family IN the city.
John Ratio, proprietor of the local
nickelodeon, took his outfit over to
a mador City last Tuesday and ex-
hibited in that town the same even
ing, also Wednesday. lie has made
arrangements to show there these two
nights of each week playing the other
five nights here, changing pictures
twice week arranging to show both
sets in Amador, changing there each
night. The jackson boys band ac-
companied him tuesday and played
several selections to attract the
people.
A big reduction on goods at The
Red Front.
John Libby went to Sacramento the
first of the week to meet his wife.
who has come from England TO Join
him. They arrived here tuesday
evening and took apartments at the
Globe hotel. 1t has been ten years
since Mr. Libby has seen his wife, and
during that time he has Travelled all
over the world, visiting all the best
mining camps. This is the first
time that Mis- Libby has ever been
in this country.
Rev. L. IL. Nicholas attended the
ministerial association held at Grass
Valley last week. This is a gathering
of the Methodist ministers of the dis
tIict held annually at some point
within the district, for the discussion
of topics for mutual holp. lie re-
turned last Saturday.
All goods of the season are now on
sale at reduced prices at The Red
Front.
Miss Lila Fuller, who left here
on the first Of the month for British
Columbia, received word from Ram
sey, Nevada, to 60 over aud spend a
few days with her brothers before 60
ing north, which she did. She re-
turned to Sacramento last Saturday
and that night LETT fo2 her destiua-
tion.
M ISIS Emma Boarman and Mrs Ella
Caminetti left Tuesday morning to
attend the grand parlor Of Native
Daughters now in session at Lodi.
The regular delegates from Ursula
parlor, Mrs Maggie Kirkwood, Miss
Annie Perovlch aud Miss Mae Rose,
left early in the week.
Don't neglect the opportunity of
saving money on your purchases by
buying at The Red Front sale.
MIS- W. j. Nettle and daughter,
who have been visiting in Grass
Valley for the past couple of weeks,
returned Wednesday.
ISIS Nellie Driscoll went to Lodi
Wednesday spend a few days with her
sister, Miss Kate. They are both eX-
pected to return home Sunday.
Chris Marelia came up from San
francisco last night, and will spend
fow days on business.
Frederick j. Shoenemau, special
agent of the North British and Mer-
camille Insurance Co., spent couple
of days in town the first of the week
on business. Mrs Conlon is the local
agent of the company.
Pioneer -four is the best; have no
other.