Mountain Democrat (Newspaper) - November 2, 1912, Placerville, California VOL LX EL DORADO COUNTY CALIFORNIA SAT URDA Yv NOVEMBER DR W A s- H- Situated ia El Dorado at an elevation of feet above the ill lie Steam heated electric lighted All medical cases treated in up-to-date manner Special electrical und dry air apparatus for treating rheumatism and Sciatica Little Breezes from the High School Henry Lyon gave a brief report of linker's speech before the the school Wednesday morning and Karl James gave a report of speech immediately afterwards The Lime consumed by both speakers was twenty minutes The following have been selected from the Senior Class to act upon the election board next ors Norman Wilson Marion Clerks Lila Burger Henry Judges Hoy Meyers Katie Stinger Last Bluff Before Election The play of Roosevelt in having suit brought against a Michigan newspaper lor libel on the eve of election is only another of his tricks to fool the public He well knows that the case cannot be heard until after election And if he had wanted to free himself of the charge Of intemperance he could have brought suit against the Appeal to Reason four months ago and had the case disposed of before this Notice to A 0 U- D Members California No 1 T A O D will not meet on the evening of tion day but one week later Nov 12th J HALL Sec IRWIN IRWIN II N B V s A I1 I A W Main opposite Pioneer Mother Passes Away GEO H THOMPSON ATTU RN ATTORNEY OK KL COUNTY CAL iu M P BENNETT Probate n E W WITMER ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW OFFICE Mountain Building C E PETERS ATTORNEY AND AT LAV CAL Office Rooms 1 2 Inch After an illness of two years Mrs Kinily lied died at Latrobe on Sunday Oft 21 was a life full of pioneer history Mrs lied born in conn New York Apr At the age of eight years she her ents moved Wis crossing Lake Michigan on a barge of thai period After six years at Racine t lie came California in where the father Silas Simons had gone during the early gold rush The family came across the plains with one ot the prairie schooner trains the father going as far as Big to meet them Over the Old Emigrant through Carson ley they came to Log Town near tlie present town of Kl Dorado Here they kept the Simons Hotel for years Here Kinily Simons met and married John L Butler and to them two sons were born Frank Hutier of Alberta Canada and las L Hutier the discoverer and the group of mines in Nevada In Mrs married Chas lied of Lai robe who owned the erty where the Simas Hotel now stands It was here Mrs Red ed herself to her friends neighbors and children who are the men and women of to revere her memory I Here she adopted her niece Hattie now Mrs Lou Miller who has been such a comfort to her in her last days She was lelt a widow in j accidental shooting of her band Chas lied while out hunting In when L Hutier suddenly found himself the of the famous Tonopah group of mines his first thought was to place his mother in comfort ami luxury tor the der of her days She a beautiful home in San where she lived for eight years all the comforts of life Coming to Sacramento to visit a niece two years ago she suffered a M i oke of paralysis Keeling that her life was nearing its close she longed to be among the of earlier vears in dear old Kl Dorado County To anticipate her wish Mr Butler beautiful bungalow with all Dr R and Eva Married The news of the marriage of this popular couple came as no surprise to their many friends here who knew of the attachment that had existed be- tween them for several The ceremony was quietly performed last Sunday at an Episcopal church in San Francisco near the business location of Dr in the Mission The young couple were attended by Mrs Harry Crocker an aunt of the bride and Tom a friend of Hie groom Following the ceremony the bridal party went by auto to a down town cafe where a wedding dinner served and at 4 p m Dr and Mrs took the train for San Jose and other points in the Santa Clara valley for a brief wedding trip They will settle permanently in San cisco where Dr by his own efforts lias built up a splendid dental practice his woik now requiring the services of an assistant Miss Page is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs 1 R Paye of this ty is a niece of Mrs Geo E and related by marriage to Miss nie Gray and Mrs T C Atwood is the second son of R of this city and a young man of sterling traits of acter who has graduated from the San Francisco Dental College with high honors and has a tine business career before him Miss Page is an attractive as well as a capable young woman and hosts of friends here will wish them a long and happy married life the Democrat joining in the eral chorus of good wishes Miss Pearl Myers Showered The Tuesday Club met at the home of Miss Jessie Hlair this week where a miscellaneous shower was tendered Miss Myers whose engagement to John Tinney was recently ed After a time spent socially with thimble and needle adjournment was made to where covers were laid for nine at a table on which the decorations were appropriate to the Hallowe'en being decorated in water colors with owls pumpkins and black cats The simulated a large yellow pumpkin topped by green leaves and stem which at the right moment opened mysteriously spilling its con- tents near the guest of honor The gilts included cut glass china and hand embroidered linen and ed the affectionate good wishes of the donors It was late in the evening when the rinney auto conveyed the merry party to their homes 0 E S Initiation Seven new members were initiated into Fallen Leaf Chapter No K S at the regular meeting Monday evening Those upon whom the de- grees were conferred were Lee iels and wife and daughter Nellie Mrs Amelia Celio Misses Henrietta and Florence Celio and Mabel Cote Following the initiatory work the Worthy Matron Mrs Mary Hand en- the members with an inter- jesting report of the sessions of the i Grand Chapter which she attended in Los Angeles and also of her travels and observations in the Southland A social hour followed the routine work during which time refreshments were served to the large number of members and visitors Out For a Cannery The of the county were out in force last Saturday to at- tend a meeting at the city hall to dis- cuss ways and means to establish a cannery S J Beach who is along other lines than tics called the assembly to order and stated the object of the meeting after which a permanent organisation was effected by selecting Chas burn of tho Earl Fruit Co and E Camino secretary A general discussion was entered into Shuman Oscar Filch C H Wildman and others taking part as to the cost of establishing a nery and what kind and quantity of fruit and vegetables would put it on a paying basis The Secretary stated that the cost of the plant would be from SUNK to and a number present U take stock It was finally determined to appoint a com- to secure further on and the sort of fruit and j ables most in demand which could he i grown successfully in this section i Said committee to report on t he after- i noun of Nov at the Board of j Trade rooms Chas Schappi A Albert S- Beach Max J F Limpinsel and Chas Rayburn comprise the com- mit tee having matter in hand It is a move in the right direction and there will be ho in of t he si Rest After Years of Suffering After many weary years of from facial cancer John D Morris gave up the struggle last Saturday night and sank to linal rest Mr Morris was a native of Wales was years of age and has lived in Placerville for years 1 he deal h of his mother several years ago lie moved into a cottage nearby i where he was able to care tor himself i and where his relatives Mrs I Shanklin Maude Frey and C 1 cheli looked in upon him every j and saw that he wanted for nothing though they were powerless to the dread disease compelled t to give up all work Mr Morris was steadily employed by the express and railroad companies in this city and was always industrious and attentive j to business His wonderful pat and fortitude under terrible i was a lesson in heroism and he has gone to his reward Funeral services were held Tuesday at mort uary rooms Rev E E Clark assisted by Mrs S 11 and Miss M ter who sang appropriate numbers anil interment was beside his mother and brother in Cemetery PRICES RANGE FROM to Last Sad Rites The funeral of the late Albert ris which as held at Coloma last day was the largest seen in that town people from tlie rounding country gathering in large numbers to pay the last tribute of respect to one they had known Irom i childhood A large delegation of Masons and Native Sons over from this city and the former took charge of the services at Kev y of Georgetown at the home assisted by I Mrs S II and Miss M ler numbers At the cemetery Al W M delivered the solemn burial service most im- and amid a wealth of j choicest blossoms the remains of their departed brother were Fit Quality Patterns THE I- IT AND OF Adler's Collegian Clothes commend them strongly to the careful dresser These garments are made by skilled hands in shops and possess every feature of merit which it is possible to put into them See our showing of New Fall and Winter Styles WE CAN FIT ANYBODY ROUND TENT M Simon Son Inc Frank W F BRAY VW all the State Hint l i U S Land Office Room in the Building Placerville Cal S H RANTZ M D PHYSICIAN lu Postoffice Building new entrance on Main 273 Cap- ital 10 L M LEISENRING M D PHYSICIAN AND Entrance two of Jury House Main and Mill Street Telephone mx ter Mrs Alice two sons L tUrse nieces Mrs Lou Midler Miss Penny and Mrs L Smith ot Fruit vale four nephews Marshall Dorado j on Davis of San Jose and Victor and Chas Richardson of and many other relatives of the ond and third generation Services at the house were by Kev 1 Buck assisted by the singers I Mrs Bland and Miss Mary i The funeral was conducted by K Totter of Plymouth The bearers were the friends who as boys had reason to love her John Si mas P McCarty Philip Alex Zannini M Brandon E The many old-time friends present and the wealth of llowers were a silent tribute of love to her who leaves as a rich heritage the memory of a useful and life A lowing serving as S J A Shafsky Fred Gee J A E Hand L A built a modern appointments here in Latrobe and to this Mrs lied came with her i Come Qut and Celebrate Halloween son last May where everything has members of the Christian MS Presbyterian Church Parlors There be anil witches cats ami bats and all the ored decorations that go with een beside a song in costume by twelve little girls a vocal solo by Miss Jessie Blair a piano duet by Mrs Win Bland and Miss Alberta Shafsky a Halloween chorus by boys and girls and a monologue by Mr A K Zwisler Any one of these is worth the Joe admission charged Children Come and have your fortune told and join in the fun 1 Death of Isaac Swygert Isaac Swygert of district who was committed to the asylum at Stockton a few weeks ago died at thai institution last Saturday and was buried there lie leaves a wife son and daughter in this county D S Bryant Passes Away David S an old pioneer of this county was treated at the Wrenn Sanatorium on Tuesday night lib exhibited signs of insanity shortly after coming to the place and asking j for medical treatment He was a ber of an Odd Fellows Lodge in lejo and as his physical condition was such that he could not long survive he was cared for at the Sanatorium lie was 84 years of age and a nan ot marked intelligence lie has lived ternately at Shingle Springs and the Greenstone country his later residence being at Diamond He passed away this Friday morning and the local lodge of Odd Fellows will arrange for burial F F BARSS SON Depot MAIN PL L Dr O P FITCH 274 DR C M SUMNER DENTIST stairs Main street PLACERVILLE DK W A RANTZ OFFICE Over Drue Store 601 9 to 1 Lo 5 DB JOHN P FRIZELL PHYSICIAN AND by the State Mount of Medical over Harss Store Cal All culls answered Tel HH Main St WILDMAN MINING ENGINEER County Surveyor of Dorado County Placerville Cal EXPERT PIANO TUNING Guaranteed If your piano Is worth anything it is worth expert tuning Prop a postal to CHAS W BALL Placerville Cal Case Settled Out of Court The case involving an irrigation ditch and rights of way which last year formed the basis of a civil suit tried before Judge Arnot has been settled out of Court An of- agreement bot h parties are ELITE THEATRE TRAVELLE Proprietor FRIDAY EVENING ONE NIGHT ONLY Broncho Billy and The In- dian Cowboy story Roses Wither feature Weekly No 27 Special NO pictures Saturday evening REPUBLICAN HALLY to be held in theatre One Night Only Nov 11 Special Feature Fire at Sea LOWER We Want Your ft DIAMONDS GOLD WATCHES Son Pins Daughter Pins J Society Pins of all Kinds OF TILE OTT and ivr your Byes Watch Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty J K BLAIR Pros J 3 1 V I fid n Choice Flour per sack 40 Good quality Berry Sugar per 100 5.85 pounds Cane Sugar 1.00 Good Chicken Wheat per 100 Ibs 1.90 Boiled Barley per 100 80 Middlings per 100 Ibs Best Eastern Hams Breakfast Bacon lb Good Grade Hams per Ib cans Sliced Pineapple 1 Bars i Cans Sardines Lard Compound pail 15 Ibs 3 Cans Alpine Eagle Milk per BC Cans Good Grado Regular value 4 Ibs Gloss Picnic Hams Ib Quality guaranteed Prices subject to Market changes and for delivery in Placerville only Why pay Get our price on Government alfalfa seed It will pay you THE FAIR W H Sumner Proprietor I J Blair Lumber and Land Co OF AND f.KKS ALL KINDS OF DUMBER Oregon Cedar Shingles Doors Windows Moulding Son or and Terra Cotla Pipe Lime Shakes Nails Hay Agents Portland Standard Cement and for BERNARD Vice and Cashier MAX A MIERSON BANKING COMPANY A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS of Hanks Firms and Tndlvkluals received check Draws on all parts of world BoxtM for Rent Organized 1861 incorporated 1902 JEWS PA PER I
