Amador ledger., 1910-02-11
SUFFER- CREEK.

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Last Monday evening at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs Kerr, in Stockton,
Frederick Rabb and Miss Columbia
Gagiardo, of Sutter Greek, we're united
in marriage. by Rev 3. Traverna, also of
Suffer Greek. Tuesday evening the
couple returned to their home here,
which had been in preparation for
some time previous. A royal reception
was given the couple by their many
friends, who we're also as royalty en-
tertained, by Mr. and Mrs Rabb.
Dinner was served at the home, from
six D. m. until a very late hour, the
tables being loaded with everything the
inner man could desire. The small
boys with the tin cans were loud with
their demonstrations, and we're well re-
warded for their efforts, and the Suffer
Greek band also serenaded the couple.
Many friends of the couple, came from
Jackson and Amador City, to extend
congratulations. Mr. and Mrs Rabb,
have a host of friends here and in the
neighboring towns, who wish them
much happiness and prosperity in their
welded life,
Monday evening, Miss Nettie Depauli
was given birthday surprise party by
her friends, it being her sixteenth birth
day. The young folks, to goodly
number OF young ladies and escorts, in
vaded the home little after eight
O'Clock, and genuine good time was
enjoyed, and refreshments served. The
young lady received many presents.
The funeral of Geo. Arnerich, who
died in Amador the lst instant, was
held here last Saturday morning, at the
Catholic chuch, and was one of the
largest funerals seen in Suffer Greek.
The cortege was led by the Jackson
band to the final resting place in the
Catholic cemetery.
Charles Quirrolo, another old resident
of Suffer Greek, passed away at his
home here last Saturday morning, the
funeral taking place Monday at II a. m.
The deceased was native of Italy, aged
is years, and leaves a son who resides
in Sutter Greek.
The officers of Excelsior Rekekah
Lodge No. 63, |. o. o. F. were in
stalled Wednesday evening by D, D.
pres, Grace R. Johnson, assisted by
Belle { Simmons, G. Marshall, and the
installation statf-Maud Mllar, mes
danes Maud Rose, Anna Trelease and
Myrtle Richards, doing the floor work,
the grand officers being-mesdames
Minnie Eggleston, Sadie German,
Anna Norton and Nellie Orchard. The
work was done in an efficient, praise
worthy manner and the new officers of
the lodge were placed in charge for the
present term. A number of guests were
present at the close of installation cere
monies, and a short pleasing program
was rendered. Miss Milly Eddy and
Prof F. Ball gave several selections on
piano and cornet, Mrs E. Jones read an
piece, There were also reci-
tations by Maurice Johnson, Margaret
Rose, Walter Norton, Cecil Smith and
Willie Trelease. P. g., V. W. Norton
made an address is which he paid an
tribute to the virtues of Odd
fellowship, and the order of Rebekah,
after which D. D. P, Grace Johnson,
in behalf of the members of Excelsior
lodge, presented the reinstalled noble
grand, Elizabeth Jones, with an en-
blematic pin, after which an enjoyable
banquet was served. The officers in
stalled we're: Elizabeth Jones, N. c..
Lena Higgins, V. c.. Grace Johnson,
Rec. secretary; Belle C. Simmons,
Fin. Sec. Martha Smith, Sec. F; sup
porters to N. c. Bros, V. W. Norton
and H. Lehman supporters to V. g.,
Minnie Eggleston and Maud Miller;
con-, Lena Berta; warden, Nellie Or
chard; chaplain, .anete Lehman; in
side and outside guardians, Marie
Lontine and Ella Genge
Dec. ll-Joseph Dover returned to
his Sutter Greek home Wednesday
evening, after several weeks sight-see-
ing in San Francisco,
Audrey, the little daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Elmer Murray passed away
this morning after an illness of about
two months, caused from rheumatism
and sudden paralysis. The little girl
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