Amador ledger., 1910-07-15
COPPER HILL
HAPPENINGS

Joe La Fontain and Henry kreth
made flying trip to Plymouth on Fri
day last.
Mrs Chas. Walton went to Plymouth
last Thursday to pack up and store
the remainder of her household goods.
She returned on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Blair French and two
children, and Mr. and Mrs AL. Taylor,
went to Oleta to spend the fourth with
relatives.
Sophie Taylor, who has been visiting
her parents for a few days, has re-
turned to school at Stockton.
Tom Pinder, who returned to his
home in Plymouth on account of sick
ness has entirely recovered, and re-
turned to his employment here.
Miss Grace Roberts of Nashville is
here on a visit to her parents.
Mrs Lowenthal, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs Bonnefoy in Ply
mouth, passed through here on her
return trip to Latrobe.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mann have moved
to Copper Hill, where he has secured
employment.
Mrs Hall of Forest Home spent the
fourth with her daughter, Mrs Ferd
Maylone.
Willard Andrews of Jackson spent
the fourth with his sister, Mrs Harper
Taylor.
Mrs Andrews of Reno, New, is the
guest of Mrs Dick Edwards.
Mrs Chas. Fraser has returned from
the city, where she underwent a
serious operation.
The fourth of July celebration held
at Copper Hill was indeed complete
success. A donation dinner was served
at noon, everyone partaking liberal
| ly. Raviolas were served at noon by
Mrs F. Taylor, and were delicious.
Ice-cream aand cake were served in
the afternoon. After dinner was over
baseball game was played between
Latrobe and Copper Hill. The score
was to 7 in favor of Latrobe. A tug
a-war was held between the married
and single men, the married men prov
ing victorious. A boxing contest was
held in which Henry Kreth was the
winner. A rock drilling contest came
next in which several miners showed
skill in double handed drilling. The
honors were carried off by Will Lee
and Fred Kreth A nail driving con-
test for the la1ies furnished amuse
ment for some time, Mrs Chas Walton
being the winner, she succeeded in
driving the five nails in the board in 20
seconds. The celebration ended with
a grand ball in which everybody took
part, old and young, until the wee
hours in the morning. Everyone re-
turned home more than satisfied with
the celebration at Copper Hill.
Miss ALA Barney of Latrobe, was a
visitor here Thursday.
Monte Richard, who has been visit
ing in San Francisco for several days,
has returned to his home here.
Mr. and Mrs AL Taylor and Mr. and
Mrs Blair French and two children,
who went to Oleta to spend the fourth
with relatives have returned.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Roberts went to
Diamond Springs on Sunday last, re-
turning on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Taylor and family
of Plymouth, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Harper Taylor last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Anthony have returned,
after delightful visit of several days
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Vic. Bonnefoy have
moved to the Vanderpool ranch near
Spring Valley, which Geo. Bonnefoy
sr. recently purchased.
j. E. Walton of Plymouth, was a
visitor here On Sunday.
Geo. Bonnefoy jr., of Latrobe, was
a visitor here Sunday.
Miss Besse Brumfield of Shenandoah
valley, accompanied by her brother
Ed, spent the day on Wednesday last
with their sister, Mrs Chas. Walton of
this place.
Copper Hill is not so slow as some
people think, croquet set has been
purchased for the amusement of the
young people, several pairs of boxing
gloves, and are talking very seriously
of building an open air dancing plat