Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-03-11
PLYMOUTH

Md1Cil S-mTS FTllCIldIu anu SIdId
son Wallace Pritchard went to OAKLAND
on Monday last, where they will visi
relatives.
Mrs A. B Summers, who has beer
visiting relatives in Sacramento fol
some time past, has returned to hei
home here.
Mr. and Mrs l. G Griffith have re-
turned from San Francisco, where they
have been on business.
Mrs w. S. Weston, who has been
visiting in Sacramento for the past few
days, returned on Monday evening last.
Miss Lizzie Burke, who has been
visiting relatives, here has returned to
her home in Jackson.
A. F. Morgan went to the city on
business on Sunday last.
Mrs D. Burke of Jackson is tine guest
of her mother, Mrs O'Toole of this
place.
Miss Clarice Votaw of Forest Home
was in town on Saturday last
E. S. Barney, who has been here
looking after his mining property, re-
turned to his home at Haywards one day
last week.
Mrs Pickett of Costumes arrived
here on Saturday last accompanied by
her two grandchildren, Mervn and
Marguerite Devore, who have been
visiting Mrs Anderson of Forrest Home.
She returned the following day.
In last weeks paper the correspon-
dent made a mistake in writing down
the names of those who attended the
Drytown dance. 1t should of been Mrs
Olds and Mrs futile instead of Mr. and
Mrs futile, and the writer takes this
means OF correcting it.
J. A. Vanderpool. the genial harness
maker of Plymouth, has returned from
the Hospital in San Francisco, where he
underwent an operation, and reports
himself greatly improved in health.
!. E. Walton has returned from a
business trip to Sacramento, and also to
visit his mother, who is reported very
i'll.
J.; S. C. Greenslate and company intends
leaving soon for their mining claim,
which is situated near Pi, Pi, Ell
Dorado county. We all wish them a
prosperous summer in their mining ven
ture.
The farmers and stockmen are all
wearing broad smiles nowadays, on ac-
count of the lovely growing weather for
their crops and feed.
7. G. Dugan, our accommodating
stage owner has had new sign painted
and placed on the Forest House. That's
right Dugan, keep in style.
While doctoring a valuable horse be-
longing to him, John Excl, an old time
resident of this place, hal the misfor
tune to get his left arm broken between
the wrist and elbow causing bad injury
to the arm, which has been crippled
for number of years. He is around,
carving his arm in sling.
J. E. Walton has had his undertaking
parlors decked with a new coat of
paint, which greatly benefits the appear
ance of the building.
Thomas D. Davis, our popular school
was badly bitten by a vicious
dog belonging TO w. L. Butler.
George Gibson, who has been to
on business, has returned.
Mr. and Mrs John Davis we're the
guests of Mrs A. ]. Coster on Sunday
last.
Mrs Margaret Sevey took a trip to
where she will visit she
also intends visiting relatives in San
Francisco before returning home.
Thomas Long who with his brother
isaac had the misfortune to get blasted
asst week, has returned from the Suffer
Greek santarium greatly improved, but
reports his brother Isaac still in a very
critical condition.
Arbor day was observed by the N. D.
j. W. and the school children. A
pleasant program was rendered in the
VI. Z. church. after which they all pro-
,eeded to the Catholic church, where /
he trees we're planted from the church |
Town toward town. Eight trees we're
olanted in all, six for the Native Daugh-
ers and two for the school.