Amador ledger., 1910-03-04
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PLYMOUTH.

March MRS StlllWag0n, VINO mas
been visiting at the Davis ranch in
Shenandoah valley, passed through our
town one day last week, on her return
trip to Alameda. She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Davis.
B. Levaggi, who has been visiting in
San Francisco for some time, returned
on Thursday.
Lizzie Burke Of jackson is visiting
relatives here, and is the guest of her
| grandmother, Mrs O'Toole.
Mrs w. S. Weston was passenger
on the Carbondale stage Wednesday
morning en- route for Sacramento, where
she will visit relatives.
| Pete Sevey of Sacramento is here on
visit to his mother
Jack French, one of the guards at the
Preston school, is visiting his brother,
Dixie French and family of this place.
! F. A. Ball and bride of Suffer Creek.
passed through our town on Sunday last,
on their way to Shenandoah valley to
visit his parents.
Thomas Graham of Oakland is here
on a visit to his sister, Mrs T. Dugan.
E. S. Barney, formerly of Willow
looking after his mining property
Mrs Teresa Patton OF Jackson, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Chas
Devore for the past few days, returned
on Tuesday last. She was accompan led
by r. A. Coster of this place.
Mrs Pickett of Costumes, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs Chas.
Devore, returned to her home on Satur
day last,
| A. F. Morgan, has been visiting in
/ Eoy. emma f;,,1a Ia
turned Saturday last by way of Latrobe,
accompanied by mining expert and his
wife.
Mrs Stella Stone and little daughter,
EVELYN of Grass Valley are here ON a
visit to the formers mother, Mrs Burgin.
| Mr. and Mrs L. G. Griffith have gone
to Sacramento on visit.
The Misses Mary and Lucy Chi
chzola of Amador, are visiting their
sister in-law, Mrs James Chichizola at
the GrHith's residence.
Isaac and Tom Long, both of this
place, met with an awful accident on
Friday last, while blasting with giant
powder. Isaac, the eldest boy, was hold
| ing the box of giant caps, which con-
tained 95, between his knees, while
Tom was getting the powder ready TO
blast with, when Isaac took a piece of
fuse, put cap on it and lit it, intending
to throw it away to hear it explode.
Either the match or spark from the
| fuse dropped in the box of caps, caus-
ing them to explode in his face. This
caused the giant powder Tom was hold
ing to explode also, throwing him
several feet in the air The Prtchard
BOYS, who were working some distance
aWav heard the explosion and cries for
help, and came to their assistance.
They saw how bad they were hurt and
came to town and got Rosenwald 81
Kahn delivery wagon and some more
boys to help, and brought them in town.
DR. w. A. Norman was called in and
he did all he could TO relieve their
suffering. Next morning they were
taken to Sutter Greek sanitarium, and
are under the care OF DR.. Goodman.
Last report they were doing nicely.
The dance given at Drytown by the
Plymouth brass band was a complete
success, 20 tickets were sold. After
paying all expenses they cleared SIS.
Margaret Allison, who has been work
ing for Frank Mann, returned to her
home in Spring valley.
Several Plymouth people attended the
dance in Drytown on Saturday evening
last Among those who went we're MOI S !,
Roos, Louis Cohen, Mr. and Mrs Tuttle,
! Mr. and Mrs Speakman' and Patrick
Ballard, All reported having fine
| time.
Paul Parker of Jackson, is visiting
his sister, Mrs n. E. Potter OF this
J place Wild Roses.