Amador ledger., 1908-06-26
SUFFER- CREEK.


college, to visit with her mother anc
family for a short time.
Mrs Ben Whitfield and family left
for Winthrope, Shasta county, last
Friday to join her husband at that
place.
DIR. and Mrs Lynch of Amadol
City, we're visiting relatives in Sutter
last Sunday.
Mrs Jack Thomas left Monday for
Grass Valley, to join her husband
who went there a short time previous,
and is employed in one of the mines
at that place.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas t'rakes, aged
pioneers, were the recipients of many
congratulations and tokens of love and
esteem last Sunday afternoon ana
evening, it being the fiftieth ami
versaIy of their wedding, the first
golden wedding celebrated in this
town. The house was open to
friends, who kept going and coming.
Refreshment we're served during the
afternoon and quite late in the even
ing, and it was a most happy and en-
joyable occasion spent by the guests
and the aged couple and family. Mr.
and Mrs Erakes came to this town in
| 1862-leaving the Eastern States in
1852, living in Ell Dorado and Vol =
cano until coming to this place, and
have resided here ever since.
Excelsior Kebekah Lodge l. o. o. f.
elected officers last Wednesday night
as follows: Janette Lehman, noble
grand; Emma Perkins, vice grand;
Elizabeth Jones, recording secretary 4;
Martha Smith, treasurer.
Nj ISIS Emma Waechter went to Oak
land Saturday, to visit indefinitely
with her sister, Miss Mae.
Mrs r. Frotheringham of San
Francisco, and George German of
Sacramento, who were here to attend
the f1ueral of their brother, John
German, returned to their homes last
Monday.
Mrs Baylss G. Clark, left Wednes-
day morning tor brief visit with
| friends in Oakland.
Mrs Fl. Morris and son of Napa,
after a pleasant visit here with
friends, returned to their home Wed
nesday.
Miss Pearl Richards of Stockton, is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs John Cornish left for Grass
Valley Wednesday, and will remain
indefinitely visiting with relatives.
George &. Schneider aged 40, died
at Goodman's hospital Monday after
noon, after ali operation for cancer of
the stomach. The local order of |.
o. o. f. took charge of the remains,
he being a mem Der of theslone lodge,
services we're held In |. o. o. f.. hall
Wednesday afternoon. lnterment in
Drytown cemetery. The deceased
was unmarried and was an uncle to
Chris Melss of Jackson.
Miss Annie Ivancovich, a young
lady Is years and 10 months of age.
and native of Austria, died III Anna
dor City Tuesday the 10th inst
after Gan illness of several months
caused by heart disease and dropsy.
Her parents and family reside in
Sacramento, the young lady coming
to Amador some time previous, stay
ing with friends for the benefit of her
health. The remains were brought to
Suffer and shipped by undertaken
Daneri to Sacramento Thursday
morning tor interment.
Medames Alex Mench,ni, Liston
and Miss Rose Hodges, were visitors
at the Bay State mine in Plymouth
last Tuesday.
j. Daneri, the undertaken, leaves
Friday morning on business visit to
San Francisco, he Will return Sun.
day.
Henry Daneri, returns to his home
in Oakland this Friday, after short
visit here with relatives.
DIR. n. d. McCreary will entertain
all those desirous OF listening to a
good lecture by a good speaker at the
M. h. church Thursday evening the
BUD inst. by free lecture, entitled
"Our national greatness. -
Sutterite.