January 9, 1948 (8 pages)

% . J a . O BOXHOLDER — LOCAL is Nevada County’s Own . . ee in trading area ' : PAID : tees 2 : #5 He Nevada City, Calif. . SMILEY-LEETE PUBLICATIONS . } = a : i" Volume 1—No. 7 NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY, CALIF ORNIA a Wa 5 eo. my THE =. 4 Just Wonderin \ 0 3 . I Wonder about titles now 1 dv O d er. And those who proudly wear them, ; ‘And those dear democratic souls ; — . Who simply cannot bear them; . ye shea THE BOOK EDITED BY C. ‘L. CANFIELD . Satur ‘titles dee ichertted y . . q y And some are nobly won, Your looking-glass will tell you seh : i ‘none of your friends will. ; ae ee JULY 13, 1851—It was Pard who got a surprise Some speak of dim ancestral fame tee i. : See es ? And some deeds well done. JANUARY this week. We had a special invitation to come over to < Se Selby Flat Wednesday night and, although Pard did If Shakespeare were alive today, he might find ma{ 1815. . , not want to go, a delegation came over for us and we . terial for another play, titled, Much Ado About Noth$Carie Chapman Cat, could -not very well refuse. We did not know what ing, in a recent social episode of no importance what. } re was up and they would not let on, but when we got ever. A social leader living in an eastern city gave a arpa Saminaleace! there we found a crowd of about a hundred miners . party. Among her guests, were a Countess and a young : me ae gathered at the hotel. Of course, it was drinks all . person of sternly democratic tendencies. ee oe ae f around; you can’t do anything in-this‘country without The ised ¢ a ok tral ' ee west a : young person refused to recognize the ancestra Canticot de Ame! vow. hea : 2 ‘ ie " aprico Pacific, 1935. oie ge ae ve and nig aed es title, the Countess was affronted and the hostess greatasa oe se a h : 3 ee f Selby Fl, ‘ oe dof ea cia ly distressed; indeed there was a tempest in a teapot ~ ne ie a es or i meets ae ere Biger oe sean and the case was taken to a radio éourt of appeals. Just oe ay ney nad a man among them who, "'. three empty headed women who were not content un1 ‘cs eae sora ee cae ila aii doesieyesic at a ck . til ea Alvaag given their empty headedness nation wide norublicity. . and that the Nevada City lawyers were not to be menmens a ., ,_ . FRANCHISE TAX tioned in the same class as Anderson. Then he proThe young person should have been taken aside by FO VAI AT duced a big gold watch that weighed about a pound . an older and wiser soul and instructed in the art of ;FORMS A LABLE and presented it to Pard as a token of the boys’: appresocial rage; the Countess should have pte the BANK OF AMERICA > “ciation. Pard was so taken back that for a while he . discourtesy: and tha-hostess should have apologized to J AMES E HEATHER. z ‘enildn’s speak tance nally caught.on.and gave them . her guests and allowed the affair to be forgotten. Mak-! wevapa CITY: Horace Pe ; : a nice talk: Then he set up the drinks again and we . ing an issue of a young person's lack of form seems to . Cumow, Aiierice tut aati JAMES H. HEATHER, manager of The Furniture left for'the cabin. When we gat there-we looked over . indicate that those involved were quite childish, to 4 lap abies Center, 256 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, and light; it certainly was.a stunner . ®@y the least. ; of various forms for income tax. One of the county's leading business men, is a true the watch by candle ight; * y = ° : 8 oe returns. They are available for . : f f: = h h ] f Co: and must have cost three or four hundred daollare. Titled personages who come from abroad to visit . (pivms They ar bank patrons {~Ousin Jack. Asa matter of tact, when he left CornThere was an inscription: wo in. America should, if they are worthy, be accorded . who are obliged: to forward inwall at the age of 19, his mother told him not to stop . T Sais dite Beats the same degree of courtesy which titled Americans Kes Compu reO . i Amiericn abet bus tac al straight on until he got Presented re L. : An ‘son, Ju re f expect when traveling abroad. “‘No titles in Ameérica?”’ to Grass Valley. Ve 1851, by his admiring friends and miners o Not inherited titles, but we certainly" do have titles. . new YEARS AT CEDAR CREST Heather made it all right, and like many sturdy 5 9 ats (Please turn to Page 8) (Please turn to Page ~ GRASS VALLEY: The Cedar Pb apres to Grass Valley, went to work Crest C ity Chureh held a . ? : . ‘ , ; : eet a Chem Comeaunity .c oo nee « ae y in the mines. He started asa mucker in the: SS ees Oy Orv tsave tw whiew nabs tic de were . E.mpire-Star. When he resigned, after 22 years in the ce Clad of Indian mat . invited from Auburn and. Colfax, same mine, he had risen to shift boss. "3 atter Club of I : ; OMS il d : held a Christmas party December Cassel a oe As a young blade about town Heather was a prom22) Seaman’ “in Pio° . ° sie Disk Gitte weet ria. Several ministerial guests. iment soccer payer. He has his football uniform at oma adults and. children, pg 8 = pA ee abe 7 present home today and says he can stil] get into it. ng pictures were SDOWH Gn e © spea ai Special music wa . s evening closed with carol singing. offered. Rev. Roy Doub presided. s He began with the Furniture Center in 1944 as &, driver and'linoleum layer. At that time the store. was. = nager. He is treasurer of Reliance Hose Company Number Three, Grass Valley F iremen, and belongs to the _ the Foresters Lodge, and the Rotary € is a very active worker on the Boy He is a member of the Methodist. John are aged, respectively 13. His hobbies include fishing, hunting and “home.” an excellent selection . national lines. Kroehler Living Room F urniture,. Merritt Ranges, Easy Washing Machines, Gibsom eo A few months later, bought the cgncern, hiss eager te aretheir two Grass-Valley. The Doris, and Their O'Keefe Estate Gas Ranges, Carpets, Simmons, Funeral Last Saturday GRASS VALLEY: FuneraR afternoon in charge of the Hoop— Charles Re, who died at his home: vices were held in St. Patrick’s: Catholic Church, Interment: was in. the Catholic Cemetery;. Re was born. in Italy in rggz. He had lived in this community for 25. years. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Pauline: Re, a daughter, Mrs, Mary A. Vigmassa, and a son, Charles J. Re, Jr:,. both of San Mateo County. Pentima, NUGGET. WANT ADs; “GET RESULTS! on rles Re were held Saturday Weaver Mortuary for: Re Ranch yesterday: midnight. The ser> if ; owned by Jensen and Thomas. . C. C. Rogers, the present owner, f Re cor d A lb “ums nd Heather was employed as ma HECK iv Gi , Redmens Lodge, — a , Club, for which h “8 Scouts Committee. Church. a e Heather resides with his wife, Our Regular Pri ces A re Lo wer children at’ 240 Bennetts Street, children, Roberta and Than Most Sales Prices] ca , . € CHILDREN’S ALBUMS..__ from $1.50 The Furniture Center carries : POPULAR ALBUMS. $3.15 = i pee eae chosen from top stock includes: j CLASSIC ALBUMS. 3.15 F ss = We Hae Be ke a Frin-St ance : : ) $ : fs gs Lamps, Stromberg-Carlson Radios, Delivery! Admiral and Motorola . Electric Stoves and Refrigerators, : K Radios Armstrong's Linoleum, Bigelow NORGE = : Beauty-Rest, and Spring-Air Mattresses. and AT THIS BARGAIN ! SHOPPER RECIPES — : Veal Pot Roast F Cha P H . L C (i 2 Use 4-6 Ib. veal Bboy or heel or : : of round, allowing % Ib. per perae REFRIGERATORS 4-Piece Mahogany Veneer tet or ectah aa Gene en aes B ED R 0 0 M S E T mole Saad ati pe gig rack = er and PORES SESE ‘ aer meat. 4 Cup Water; Large Plate Mirror Including: ok SE ae Washing Machines © Springs with Pan Gravy (p. 330).ha . e Inner. spring Mattress Use 6 me es allow@ Chenille Bedspread ing % tb. per person. If desired, Electric Stoves: and” © 2 Pillows eustuer Or one ee fe 100 Per Cent Duck Feathers Stuffing (p, $44); fasten edges, Water Heaters ©2 Pillows Or, have meat boned and rolled © Table Lamp in eee ee : kle with salt and pepper. Add Norge and Duo Therm eres HIS FOR $1 89 50 S 2-3. eo ig “until St hota OIL HEATERS (Terms if desired) . en ja [~ * : Radio and recorded malisié ak their best. ‘ Plays ten 12-inch or twelve 10-inch YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE MONEY AT. * records: automatically.: Multi-purpose: tubes give outstanding performance. : Dynamic speaker with new Alnico No. 5 : magnet produces superb tone quality. ). Bet 5 __ Satin-smooth mahogany plastic cabinet. F . R . 4 . Art’s Radio Hospital ALIFORNIA . FREE DELIVERY 201 Mill Street === —_—_ Telephone 984 COLFAX, C LaF IRN Hh Grass Valley, Calif. Wa . i yo en

% . J a . O BOXHOLDER — LOCAL is Nevada County’s Own . . ee in trading area ' : PAID : tees 2 : #5 He Nevada City, Calif. . SMILEY-LEETE PUBLICATIONS . } = a : i" Volume 1—No. 7 NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY, CALIF ORNIA a Wa 5 eo. my THE =. 4 Just Wonderin \ 0 3 . I Wonder about titles now 1 dv O d er. And those who proudly wear them, ; ‘And those dear democratic souls ; — . Who simply cannot bear them; . ye shea THE BOOK EDITED BY C. ‘L. CANFIELD . Satur ‘titles dee ichertted y . . q y And some are nobly won, Your looking-glass will tell you seh : i ‘none of your friends will. ; ae ee JULY 13, 1851—It was Pard who got a surprise Some speak of dim ancestral fame tee i. : See es ? And some deeds well done. JANUARY this week. We had a special invitation to come over to < Se Selby Flat Wednesday night and, although Pard did If Shakespeare were alive today, he might find ma{ 1815. . , not want to go, a delegation came over for us and we . terial for another play, titled, Much Ado About Noth$Carie Chapman Cat, could -not very well refuse. We did not know what ing, in a recent social episode of no importance what. } re was up and they would not let on, but when we got ever. A social leader living in an eastern city gave a arpa Saminaleace! there we found a crowd of about a hundred miners . party. Among her guests, were a Countess and a young : me ae gathered at the hotel. Of course, it was drinks all . person of sternly democratic tendencies. ee oe ae f around; you can’t do anything in-this‘country without The ised ¢ a ok tral ' ee west a : young person refused to recognize the ancestra Canticot de Ame! vow. hea : 2 ‘ ie " aprico Pacific, 1935. oie ge ae ve and nig aed es title, the Countess was affronted and the hostess greatasa oe se a h : 3 ee f Selby Fl, ‘ oe dof ea cia ly distressed; indeed there was a tempest in a teapot ~ ne ie a es or i meets ae ere Biger oe sean and the case was taken to a radio éourt of appeals. Just oe ay ney nad a man among them who, "'. three empty headed women who were not content un1 ‘cs eae sora ee cae ila aii doesieyesic at a ck . til ea Alvaag given their empty headedness nation wide norublicity. . and that the Nevada City lawyers were not to be menmens a ., ,_ . FRANCHISE TAX tioned in the same class as Anderson. Then he proThe young person should have been taken aside by FO VAI AT duced a big gold watch that weighed about a pound . an older and wiser soul and instructed in the art of ;FORMS A LABLE and presented it to Pard as a token of the boys’: appresocial rage; the Countess should have pte the BANK OF AMERICA > “ciation. Pard was so taken back that for a while he . discourtesy: and tha-hostess should have apologized to J AMES E HEATHER. z ‘enildn’s speak tance nally caught.on.and gave them . her guests and allowed the affair to be forgotten. Mak-! wevapa CITY: Horace Pe ; : a nice talk: Then he set up the drinks again and we . ing an issue of a young person's lack of form seems to . Cumow, Aiierice tut aati JAMES H. HEATHER, manager of The Furniture left for'the cabin. When we gat there-we looked over . indicate that those involved were quite childish, to 4 lap abies Center, 256 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, and light; it certainly was.a stunner . ®@y the least. ; of various forms for income tax. One of the county's leading business men, is a true the watch by candle ight; * y = ° : 8 oe returns. They are available for . : f f: = h h ] f Co: and must have cost three or four hundred daollare. Titled personages who come from abroad to visit . (pivms They ar bank patrons {~Ousin Jack. Asa matter of tact, when he left CornThere was an inscription: wo in. America should, if they are worthy, be accorded . who are obliged: to forward inwall at the age of 19, his mother told him not to stop . T Sais dite Beats the same degree of courtesy which titled Americans Kes Compu reO . i Amiericn abet bus tac al straight on until he got Presented re L. : An ‘son, Ju re f expect when traveling abroad. “‘No titles in Ameérica?”’ to Grass Valley. Ve 1851, by his admiring friends and miners o Not inherited titles, but we certainly" do have titles. . new YEARS AT CEDAR CREST Heather made it all right, and like many sturdy 5 9 ats (Please turn to Page 8) (Please turn to Page ~ GRASS VALLEY: The Cedar Pb apres to Grass Valley, went to work Crest C ity Chureh held a . ? : . ‘ , ; : eet a Chem Comeaunity .c oo nee « ae y in the mines. He started asa mucker in the: SS ees Oy Orv tsave tw whiew nabs tic de were . E.mpire-Star. When he resigned, after 22 years in the ce Clad of Indian mat . invited from Auburn and. Colfax, same mine, he had risen to shift boss. "3 atter Club of I : ; OMS il d : held a Christmas party December Cassel a oe As a young blade about town Heather was a prom22) Seaman’ “in Pio° . ° sie Disk Gitte weet ria. Several ministerial guests. iment soccer payer. He has his football uniform at oma adults and. children, pg 8 = pA ee abe 7 present home today and says he can stil] get into it. ng pictures were SDOWH Gn e © spea ai Special music wa . s evening closed with carol singing. offered. Rev. Roy Doub presided. s He began with the Furniture Center in 1944 as &, driver and'linoleum layer. At that time the store. was. = nager. He is treasurer of Reliance Hose Company Number Three, Grass Valley F iremen, and belongs to the _ the Foresters Lodge, and the Rotary € is a very active worker on the Boy He is a member of the Methodist. John are aged, respectively 13. His hobbies include fishing, hunting and “home.” an excellent selection . national lines. Kroehler Living Room F urniture,. Merritt Ranges, Easy Washing Machines, Gibsom eo A few months later, bought the cgncern, hiss eager te aretheir two Grass-Valley. The

Doris, and Their O'Keefe Estate Gas Ranges, Carpets, Simmons, Funeral Last Saturday GRASS VALLEY: FuneraR afternoon in charge of the Hoop— Charles Re, who died at his home: vices were held in St. Patrick’s: Catholic Church, Interment: was in. the Catholic Cemetery;. Re was born. in Italy in rggz. He had lived in this community for 25. years. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Pauline: Re, a daughter, Mrs, Mary A. Vigmassa, and a son, Charles J. Re, Jr:,. both of San Mateo County. Pentima, NUGGET. WANT ADs; “GET RESULTS! on rles Re were held Saturday Weaver Mortuary for: Re Ranch yesterday: midnight. The ser> if ; owned by Jensen and Thomas. . C. C. Rogers, the present owner, f Re cor d A lb “ums nd Heather was employed as ma HECK iv Gi , Redmens Lodge, — a , Club, for which h “8 Scouts Committee. Church. a e Heather resides with his wife, Our Regular Pri ces A re Lo wer children at’ 240 Bennetts Street, children, Roberta and Than Most Sales Prices] ca , . € CHILDREN’S ALBUMS...__ from $1.50 The Furniture Center carries : POPULAR ALBUMS.. $3.15 = i pee eae chosen from top stock includes: j CLASSIC ALBUMS.. 3.15 F ss = We Hae Be ke a Frin-St ance : : ) $ : fs gs Lamps, Stromberg-Carlson Radios, Delivery! Admiral and Motorola . Electric Stoves and Refrigerators, : K Radios Armstrong's Linoleum, Bigelow NORGE = : Beauty-Rest, and Spring-Air Mattresses. and AT THIS BARGAIN ! SHOPPER RECIPES — : Veal Pot Roast F Cha P H . L C (i 2 Use 4-6 Ib. veal Bboy or heel or : : of round, allowing % Ib. per perae REFRIGERATORS 4-Piece Mahogany Veneer tet or ectah aa Gene en aes B ED R 0 0 M S E T mole Saad ati pe gig rack = er and PORES SESE ‘ aer meat. 4 Cup Water; Large Plate Mirror Including: ok SE ae Washing Machines © Springs with Pan Gravy (p. 330).ha . e Inner. spring Mattress Use 6 me es allow@ Chenille Bedspread ing % tb. per person. If desired, Electric Stoves: and” © 2 Pillows eustuer Or one ee fe 100 Per Cent Duck Feathers Stuffing (p, $44); fasten edges, Water Heaters ©2 Pillows Or, have meat boned and rolled © Table Lamp in eee ee : kle with salt and pepper. Add Norge and Duo Therm eres HIS FOR $1 89 50 S 2-3. eo ig “until St hota OIL HEATERS (Terms if desired) . en ja [~ * : Radio and recorded malisié ak their best. ‘ Plays ten 12-inch or twelve 10-inch YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE MONEY AT.. * records: automatically.: Multi-purpose: tubes give outstanding performance. : Dynamic speaker with new Alnico No. 5 : magnet produces superb tone quality. ). Bet 5 __ Satin-smooth mahogany plastic cabinet. F . R . 4 . Art’s Radio Hospital ALIFORNIA . FREE DELIVERY 201 Mill Street === —_—_ Telephone 984 COLFAX, C LaF IRN Hh Grass Valley, Calif. Wa . i yo en