Amador ledger., 1909-06-25


as the material arrives. Lewis Lamb
will have charge of its erection.
Mrs e. T.. Gritton of Reno, New,
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
Thos. Curnow and child, arrived here
few days ago on a visit with the
family Of county treasurer, Geo. A
Gritton. Mr. Gritton had not met
his sister in. law before for over 30
years.
Superintendent Rainsford OF the
Argnnaut mine, was able to be taken
out for drive for the first time
since his sickness last Tuesday. His
father is expected out from Now
York IN a few days. lie left there
Wednesday, and should reach here
about Sunday. by that time it is
thought the superintendent Will be
able to undertake the trip with his
father back to his home in New York,
until he has recuperated so as to be
able to resume his duties at the mine
From this time on it is believed his
recovery to complete health will be
rapid.
William Ellis, tho adopted son of
Robert Robinson, formerly superin-
tendent of the Oneida mine, and wife,
died at Martells tuesday, last. The
remains we're forwarded Wednesday
to San Francisco for interment. lie
was victim of consumption, and
had been sick for several months.
Alfonso Ginocchio left Sunday
morning for Fresno, summoned
thither by IN essage informing him
of the death of his cousin, Joseph
Ginocchio, who died in that city on
Saturday last. The funeral took
place in Fresno on Monday. De-
ceased was about 10 years of age.
Mrs Jos. SoIari, who has been on a
visit to relatives in Jackson and
Mokelumne Hill, left for her home
in Stockton Sunday.
j. Glukfeld left Sunday for San
Francisco, to purchase more stock for
the Red Front store.
Mrs Olmstead, mother of +. M.
Pense, died in the hospital last Tues
day, from infirmities of extreme age.
She was 70 years old. She was buried
in the Jackson cemetery yesterday.
The net receipts from the dance
Saturday evening on the fourth of
July platform were S21.
Hiss Annie Love, who has been at
Fair Oaks, Sacramento county, for
several weeks, returned home We'd
nesday evening.
New goods coming in daily, don't
neglect to step in and look over our
line, The Red Front.
Mrs May Goldsworthy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs +. M. Pense. came up
from Stockton Wednesday, on ac-
count of the death of her grand
mother, Mrs Olmstead.
II. 1IIpp, 10 years old, made the
Placer county, alone, came to Jack
son Wednesday, where he was met by
his mother and two sisters, who have
been on "a visit to Mrs Trips
mother, Mrs Wallace Kay.
For something new and up to date
go to the Rcd Front.
d. Mattiey, is doing excellent work
in street sprlnkling this year. Main
street is kept free from dust during
the entire day. The driver is thor
onghiy posted in his business, and
attends to it in manner that is COM
meudable.
Mrs Nj. +. Clark received notice
this week of the death of her brother
Jeremiah Nichols, who died at
Concord, Nebraska. on May ID, 1909,
aged 70 years, 10 months aud 6 days.
lie had been resident of Nebraska
for many years, being in business in
the town of Dixon IN that state for a
long time, where his wife died Ia
1892. lie leaves four children llv
ing. Tho remains we're hu ried by the
side of his wife in the cemetery at
Concord, Neb.
A line of sample waists in net and
black silk, sizes 36, 3S only real bar
gains. The Red Front.
Mr. Dore, agent of the Pacific Coast
Paper Company. was in jackson this
week, making his regular tour in the
interest of that concern.
W. S. Williams, agent of the Realty
Syndicate and Oakland Traction
Syndicate was here Thursday ON bust
ness and for his health. lie is an at
tnrnav az law in Oakland