Amador ledger., 1908-08-21
The Amador Mills at lone are offer

m, OIoBOh plbo hb cSA per h. Auy
one wanting lumber will do we'll to
call on them as the stock will not last
long. Amador Mills.
Monday at high noon Philip Hen
rich and Miss Lizzie Wess were
married at Marysville Phil. Heinrich
is brother nf f. Z. Heinrich, and is
in The butcher business at Chico.
Miss Lizzie Wess has been for several
months with +. 2. Henrich's family.
coming here from Plymouth, Amador
county, where her folks reside. The
married couple went from Macysville
60 Chico, where they will make their
home. .-Yolo Mall.
r. q. Bole went to San Francisco
Wednesday to spend a few days on
business mattecs.
Miss Loretta Meehan viii leave next
week for Santa Cruz, where she will
spend her vacation.
Miss Kate Driscoll viii return to
Lodi next week, to resume her duties
in the schooloom. She will be
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Nellie, who will visit with her for
awhile.
Tie Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will give dinner at the Odd
Fellows Hall on Labor Day, Septem-
Der 7tE, at -25c per plate.
"Remember that -Sl00 prize your
are liable to win by insisting on
Peerless Flour, every sack guaran-
teed." Amador Mills.
John Z. kelly, who for his health's
mineral springs and other health
resorts, returned home a week ago
last Sunday, in very enfeebled con-
dition. lie is at the residence of his
parents, mile north east of jackson.
His condition was so alarming that
the attending physician, Dr. Endi-
cott, called DIR. Adams in consulta-
tion on tuesday. They diagnosed
the case as tuberculosis. 1he patient
was in very critical condition at
last report.
On Thursday morning party of
three namely. +. W. Ruhser, John
Thomas and X. Ousby started for
KirkwooGs, for three weeks out
ing. The latter is doing nicely since
his return from the sea coast in the
southern part OF the state, and thinks
the mountain climate will hasten the
re-establishment of has strength.
M. l.. Smith Notary Public and
Stenograpber, Court ST., jackson,
Telephone Black Alb.
Up to this date 730 hunting licenses
have been taken out in this county.
The imposition Of the annual license
on hunters has proved a big success
as revenue getter, and more than
meets all the expense OF the protec-
tion of game in California.
man named Pratt of the Gwin
mine came here yesterday for
doctors advice in regard to an injury
to his foot, caused by morse stepp-
ing on it. die had neglected to con
suit surgeon at the time, hoping
that it would get we'll. But the pain
increased, and he was compelled to
seek aid. Dr. Endicott found that
one of the homes had been broken,
and the foot otherwise crushed.
Il. H. Mann, the tonsoriaI artist,
spralned his ankle in the Odd
Fellows hall last evening during the
regular meeting of the Eagles lodge
de IS around with the aid of cane.
Mrs Notary left this morning tor
San Francisco on business. Miss
Stella McGary accompanied her, and
wild enter millinery establishment
with the object of learning that bust
ness.
Mrs A. Burgin has gone to the city
for an indefinite period, and will be
engaged in large dry goods firm for
the purpose of becoming acquainted
with the millinery and dressmaking
business.
John Chinn lett this morning for
trip of a week or ten days to Grass
Valley, on a visit to his daughter,
Mrs Hill.
II, Marie and Bro, are hauling
carload of valley wine from Martells
to their store on broadway.
Gilbert VOORHEES, returned Sunday
evening from Oakland and berkeley,
where he spent few days.