Amador ledger., 1909-02-19

M. Ielepnone, BLACK ooo.
Mrs DIR. Gall, left Sunday for San
Francisco, on visit to relatives.
Mrs E. Fisher is visiting her
parents at Mokelumne Hill.
K. X. Mccoy, formerly deputy
sheriff under John Vogan, but who
for a number of years has been living
around Volcano and Pine Grove, is
An inmate of the county hospital.
On account of failing health he was
advised to seek an asylum in that
institution, and secure needed care
and treatment. He is in an extremely
feeble and emaclated condition, but
is able to get around with the aid of
a walking stick.
Mrs Phennie Arata is up from
Sacramento on visit to her parents,
MIR and Mrs M. Matson.
Mrs r. j. Adams, after short visit
to San Francisco, returned to this
city Tuesday evening.
Miss Oda GInooohlo left Sunday
morning for Oakland. She has been
troubled with hardness of hearing for
some time, which has gradually been
getting worse. At the advice of her
friends and physician here she decid-
ed to go to the city and be treated by
some specialist in such affections.
The length of her stay in the city will
depend upon the advice of the special
ist.
Virgilio Podesta has resigned as
bartender at the Constitution saloon.
opposite the hall of records, and has
gone down to lone to look after his
ranch property in that vicinity.
Ihos. Lemin is in charge of the
saloon temporarily.
DR.. q. l.. Tufts of Berkeley, who is
campaigning throughout California
in behalf of Sunday rest law, will
speak at the M. Il. church in this
city on that issue on Sunday evening
next, at 1880.
A new line of laces and EN- broIderies.
tlounce embroidery, etc., just arrived
at The Red Front.
Mrs q. b. Hunting, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Andrews,
of New York Ranch for several weeks,
left Wednesday to return to her home
in Oakland. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs Con. ONE ell of the
Del Monte mine in Calaveras county,
who will visit IN the bay city tor
few weeks.
George Meehan, accompanied by his
mother, left for San Francisco We'd
nesday morning, to remain a week or
ten days, in the hope that change
OF air will prove beneficial. Georges
health has been feeble for some time.
Apparently he looks better, but re-
maIns weak and unequal to any ex-
ertion.
Virgilio Belluomina lett for Oak
land Saturday morning. He has pur-
chased an interest in hard ware bust
ness in that city, and has gone to
take his share in attending to the
details of the business.
julia SanguinettI of Middle Bar,
left Monday morning for San Fran
cisco, on a visit and for her health.
Fred LEMON tells Of an incident
that happened only few days ago.
he was on his way home from town
to the hospital, in the dusk OF even
ing. Suddenly two youngsters step
ped acr oss his path ia front of him,
presenting what was intended to re-
present weapons, and shouted, "Hold
up your hands. A." LEMON at once
concluded that it was the prank OF
children apeing the ways OF the high
wayman. Instead of soaring, he had
the juveniles scared out of their wits,
and they took to their heels, LEMON
chasing them all the way home.
q. PIoli, who has been i'll at the
Kennedy boarding house, suffering
from Typhoid fever, is getting better,
aud will recover. Mamie Calvin, son
of Mr. and Mrs 9. d. Calvin, who
also has been suffering fIom this dis
ease, is steadily on the improve.
These are about the only cases OF
typhoid around town. DR. Gall is the
physician.
James Hicks, wife aud child, left
this morning for Grass Valley, New
ada county, wnere they intend to
make their home.