Amador ledger., 1908-06-19


frontages of their store premises a
double coat of red paint, and also
painted the balcony. 1t is intended
to stripe the front with white. 1t
will be the handsomest front In town
when completed.
f.. w. Ruhser, SEM, father of the
proprietor of the City Pharmacy,
came up Sunday on visit to his son
and family.
W. W. Plummer, for a numb erTof
years engaged in the painting and
paperhanging business in this city,
but who about two years ago moved
to Roseville, in Placer county, is
here for week or so visiting his
friends. lie is engaged IN the paint
ing business in Roseville, and fem
ploys several hands.
q. g. Jensen, the we'll known
optlcian, accompanied by his wife,
arrived in this city Tuesday evening,
and will remain for short time.
Those wishing to he fitted with eye
glasses to suit their sight, will do
we'll to call on him while here.
Mrs Amanda Troyan, and Mrs John
GIavinich and son, lett Sunday for
Watsonville, to visit for short time
with Mrs Pulich (nee Williams).
From there they will go to San Jose,
where Mrs Troyan will look for a
suitable residence for her family, as
they expect to move there shortly.
A marriage License was issued last
Saturday to Arthur b. Pritchard and
Miss Ina M. Miller, both of Ply
mouth, while on tuesday one was
issued to Samuel M. Davis and Miss
Eda Adams, both of lone.
Nose Fortner was here the early
part of the week, and says that his
father, w. L.. Fortner, is badly in
jured by the caving in of the brick
kiln at lone last week. 1t will re-
quire long time for him to recover.
The injured man was resident of
this city for over 30 years, and moved
with his family to lone last year, OH
account of steady employment offered
there in the construction of brick
kilns. His many friends here will
regret to hear of the misfortune.
Steve Angove left yesterday morn
ing for Grass Valley on visit to his
eldest daughter. lie will be away
several days. Mr. Pryor has charge of
the saloon business in his absence.
Whitney Rust left Wednesday morn
ing tor Siskiyou county, where he
will he engaged in railroad work for
the next couple of months, at the
end of which time he will return to
school.
DR.. j. d. Fogarty, who has been
visiting in Oakdale for the past week
with his relatives, will return Sunday
evening.
Miss Mary Bernecich left yesterday
morning for Stockton and San Fran
cisco, where she will visit for the
next couple of months.
Miss Lorena Mccall came up We'd
nesday from lone, to visit with Mrs
VOORHEES, for few days.
Mrs +. b. Aiken came up from
Oakland Friday, and that evening
went to the Climax mine near Pine
Grove to join her husband.
Geo. Thomas of Hunts GuIch, who
severely sprained his foot about two
weeks ago, is able to be around again.
M ISIS Kate DIiscoll, who has been
teaching school at Lodi, returned to
her home at Scottsville on Sunday.
Summer reduction sale now going
on at The Red Front.
Mrs X. Il. Delahide announces a
sale of trimmed hats, feathers. flowers,
ETC., at less than cost. Hats trimmed
to order. Store open from s 80 a. m.
to 5 80 p. IN.
W. q. Snyder went over to Sutter
Creek last Monday and removed
portion of the Record plant from the
Record office, storing the same In
another building. This is the por-
tiou that was bought from l.. f.
Stinson, and was used as an indie
pendent job office, but was afterwards
consolidated with the Record plant.
Stinson had the material attached for
the purchase price, aud the Record
owners settled the matter by giving a
hill OF sale OF the property. Hence
it's remoVaI