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Historical Clippings Book - Nevada County Citizens (HC-07) (296 pages)

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Mr. and Mrs. William McLean, natives of Moore’s Flat and well ‘known proprietors of the Golden State Hotel in Graniteville for over half a_ century, celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary Thursday, Nov. 29 at San Leandro. The McLeans moved to San Leandro:.to live with Mrs. McLean’s sister, Mrs. Nora Foss two years ago leaving the gold country of their birth. Many Jocal oldtimers yand some not-so-old can remem. ber the McLeans’ hotel which they operated for 52 years. The building has since been destroyed by an explosion. : Both McLean and his wife are natives of Moore’s Flat in northern Nevada County where they became sweethearts as students at a} two room school house. On } Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 29, 1888, they journeyed to Nevada City, 30 dusty miles away, by buckboard to be married. “he, Mrs. McLean, who is 93, attrib-. utes their long happy marriage to . the fact that she is two years older than her husband and therefore claims the title of boss of fhe household, McLean, however, de-/ clares the basis for happy marrie? life is a well developed sense /” humor which both parties ™, possess. Ay ; of Ze Is . e ee tle Jprezrre& 5 7 OT bbe f a va we LOTS Ze ee hae ss f Lee “4 Z foe Pibbe AL CEA pe Ze U a tA GL lin Abd peo a G ff —" 7 pert s 14 / / LAVINA 7 (j Z JO oe CE y Z 4 Ay 1. Ate f / (oA / f j Vy 7 / 4 j Y fi.