August 26, 1929 (6 pages)

Spits ce ARREARS cast orausgeBs MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1929 ~ gene Se Miss Genevieve Dolan of San Francisco is spending her vacation in Nevda City with her uncle, James Dolan nd wife. The young lady is a recent graduate of University of Galifornia and has secured @ position in the Modesto high schools. Waliace Williams is able to he around on crutches. He injured his knee severely when it struck a revolving belt -at a Placer county quartz mill. Miss Gertrude Jones is home from a several week's visit with relatives in Santa Cruz. Mesdemes Louise and Neva Pianezzi had as visitors recently, and Mrs. J. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ry Pianezzi, Mr. and Mrs. William Tippet, Joe Berette and Carl Murphy, aH of Sacrmento. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ronchi motor ed up fom Folsom last Sunday for a visit with Mrs. A. W. Hoge. Mr. Ronchi returned while his wife remained for a longer stay. Henry Monroe of North Bloomfield visited in Nevada City last week. Cfor CHUBBY ' BABIES —everywhere! litle full-colored packages. Phe Curved Hanele S5o0n, ~w illustrated, 73c. c Tuvor PLATE, by the makers of Communiry Pare, : is mow to be had in rollicking H. W. HARTUNG & SON 124 Mill St Grass Valley eae ai Strtsereseseoresessesesen reyes Anchor Strawbrery Preserves, 3 fb jar. 69c. Shredded Wheat ..... Kaffee Hag, '% Ib tin . Hot Sauce Gallon Jugs Sour and Dill Pickles .0.. Frenchs Worcestershire Sauce e Mr. —_~ Oe ON THE SILVER SCREEN MONDAY — “Detectives”. Fake Flappers is the comedy. MGM News. TUESDAY— and WEDNESDAY— Ciara Bow in “Dangerous Curves” @ speedy one. : THURSDAY—Special Show wiih Frank Merrill who took the part of Tarzan in the recent serial, appearing ‘in person. A treat for the kids. ' FRIDAY— “The Avenging Rider’. Diamond Master No. 5. Comedy. SATURDAY— “‘How to . Handle ‘Women.’’ Call Again is the comedy. SUNDAY and MONDAY—‘Lovwee Comedy. MGM News. i Mrs. A. A. Willoughby, who was operated on at the University Hos. pital in San Francisco early last : week will return home tomorrow. (Dr. Henry H. Searls was the operat. ing surgeon and the operation pro;ved highly successful. Dr. Robert F. Werner, who had been in charge of the case recommended calling Dr . Searls into consultation, ee ee GOLDEN WEDDING WAS CELEBRATED BY ORZALLIS The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Pietro Orzalll was quietly. celebrated at the family home the past week. Owing to the serious illness of a relative in Oakland, the celebration was limited to a family dinner to which the immediate relatives were invited. Mr. and Mrs. Orzalli were married in St. Canice’s Catholic church and have since made this section their home. Mrs, Chapman, mother of Major Chapman, was moved to the home of her son last week. The Jefford ambulance was used to move her. Mrs. Carrie A. Hampton ‘and daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Smith, of Los Angeles were visiting old friends in’ Nevada City recently. They will spend sOme time at J.ake Tahoe. Donald Strandberg of San Francisco spent the week end in Nevada City with his parents,,Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Standberg. His friend, Walter Murphy accompanied him, SPECIAL THIS WEEK t ~~ Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS INS “The Best for Less” STUDENTS Powell Block Neveds City Come to us for your School Needs. We have everything you will want. Pencils Binders and Fillers Fountain Pens Paste Tablets Drawing Supplies Lunch Kits with Thermos Bottles RERARRIS THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE The Resall Store Stationery es. Headquarters [e)} or ee & ® sh meaesedy dated? SS aheaaledeeledte eb gested edhe te tettendigenee eodpoteste eh tiseedeirateclentbeadeoen ade dfoet Note Books Erasers Rulers MESDAMES JEWETT AND ss DAVIS ARE fOSTESSES Mesdames J. K. Davis and sel Adams were hostesses at a bridge luicheon at the National Thursday afternoon. Zinnias and sweet peas were used in decorations Prizes winner at bridge were Mias. Ruth Grimes, and Mrs. E. W.! Schmidt while Mrs._R. J. Bennetts : carried off the mah jongg award. , Mrs. R. Frederick Werner, who re-! cently returned from Minneapolis . to make her residence here was a . guest. t . ceed HOSTESSES PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT AFTERNOON Three popular Nevada City hostesses, Mesdames Richard Goyne, Margaret Dickerman and Clayton . THE. NEVADA CITY NUGGET. CALIFORNIA Hotel , ) S65, ‘ B 7 fz = a 5 > ; Sa sand onion J C. PENNEY CO INC 115-119 Mill Street Grass” Valley Off to School . . In Sturdy Shoes That Will Stand The Hard Wear Demanded of Them! For the class-room, boys and girls want their shoes to look nice—but when they get out on the playground, all is forgotten in the fun! So—they need Bennetts, entertained at lunch and: oes will stan hard ear ? em here—al bridge at the National Hotel Tuessh that d by : iy — _ — as " day afternoon honoring a large Drices sur i e to please thrifty parents! group of invited guests. Zinnias, 3 v _ ee nasturtiums, roses and marigolds a as were used in effective decorative ae Spa SS Hi ea \ . effects. Following lunch served at f°) : A Neat Oxford All-Patent the card tables, bridge was played . " with Mesdames George W. Starr and . : eg — a sles a ssa George H. Shirkey and Miss: Savory . : Ford as prize winners. Mrs. R. J. a . Bennetts was the mah jongg high : scorer, A going away. gift was pre-— < sented Mrs, Lola Worth, Delightful numbers were provided, Mrs. E. C. aii who has been spending some =_ : Full of * time {in San Francisco, was o f Boots 1 Of stur Eek 0 ee ae i i the gueste: gears Rioegert oan ge se wear! Two essentials of a These cunning slippers hich resists rain, soil and boy’s oxford! With the. assurof all patent leather = Sic: Aeubhaw Wen ae Bh . cavagurd acbihe: ance of quality that comes with dainty cut-outs are ose L. Englebright attended the Great } 14-Inch sane eta siete we acai ie Council of the Poeahontas at Oak\2V, to 5Y, oe $5.90 metal. Sizes 814 to 11% $1.69 land, while Congressman Engle. 2 aS ‘Sizes 214 to 514 $2.98 Sizes 5% to 8. 1.49 bright attended the Great Council 6f oe 12-Inch /@s 2.79 Sizes 2 to 5 -. 139 Red Men, during last week. yay tO 2. cee $4.98 Pm. os cas Aaron A. Arbogast of San Fran: = ee cisco was a visitor to his old home Hi bed in Nevada City last week. He was wi @ Oxde on his way to Reno. : Oo Vv Mrs. D. J. Coughlan and son, Car. eee ge roll, are in the bay region. He will ‘ , Plea dig * enter St. Mary’s while she will Fe ie ee Seen 2 ape a week's visit. 5 Splendid: values. ; aaa ‘eo pi af ee age se ALE cut and ~@ 8. Anna C. Tucker had as visi; aturdy Gun Metal high shoes ease to tender, growing feet aaa tors Sunday, her son_and wife, Mr. . for boys! Made with welt sole . . . and full of long, hard eve tehas and Mrs. Eugene Tucker and Frank ‘and half-rubber heel. They il service! Curoughout Sizes eae pe? Se ae : = » 4 to 16 coll of Reno, Nevada. Sizes 12 to 2 $2 69 . Sizes 214 to 514. . $3.49 cated ae vet 4 to 8 O9e FOR SALE ; 1 $2.9 ree 87a 80 Aga Berk A mule’ broke to mine haulage. } Sizes 12% alae “a . Se aie aun My We a : Phone, Nevada City 78. 39tfeh.DEVELOPMENT 4 . \ ave an , te : :seen wif I bd os . » . W THIN the span ofasinglelifetime,California has developeda land of scattered ranchos into an economic empire _ Men now living remember : 2g er the discovery of gold, the Over> Pn ee see = a epetnemenen tet ae oS land Trail, the coming of the Iron Horse.The development of California has gone hand-in-hand with the development of California institutions. In 1860 financial pioneers founded a bank that has grown into the Bank of America of California. Sixty-nine years have . passed. Today this institution, anchored on a foundation of . sound principles, brings unsurpassed banking facilities to A SAVINGS ACCOUNT . is the first rung in the ladder of econointc independence. Those who fail 10 take this first step, ravely attain any substantial measure of success, Savings eccounts are especially welcome here, ninety-two California cities, At each Branch, this experience and this strength safeguard the de-. positsofevery customer, a ee. a 0 ‘BANK OF AMERICA OF CALIFORNIA ee Resources sa dive 400 millions > NEVADA CITY BRANCH — BROAD STREET COMMERCIAL TRUST. 4

Spits ce ARREARS cast orausgeBs MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1929 ~ gene Se Miss Genevieve Dolan of San Francisco is spending her vacation in Nevda City with her uncle, James Dolan nd wife. The young lady is a recent graduate of University of Galifornia and has secured @ position in the Modesto high schools. Waliace Williams is able to he around on crutches. He injured his knee severely when it struck a revolving belt -at a Placer county quartz mill. Miss Gertrude Jones is home from a several week's visit with relatives in Santa Cruz. Mesdemes Louise and Neva Pianezzi had as visitors recently, and Mrs. J. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ry Pianezzi, Mr. and Mrs. William Tippet, Joe Berette and Carl Murphy, aH of Sacrmento. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ronchi motor ed up fom Folsom last Sunday for a visit with Mrs. A. W. Hoge. Mr. Ronchi returned while his wife remained for a longer stay. Henry Monroe of North Bloomfield visited in Nevada City last week. Cfor CHUBBY ' BABIES —everywhere! litle full-colored packages. Phe Curved Hanele S5o0n, ~w illustrated, 73c. c Tuvor PLATE, by the makers of Communiry Pare, : is mow to be had in rollicking H. W. HARTUNG & SON 124 Mill St Grass Valley eae ai Strtsereseseoresessesesen reyes Anchor Strawbrery Preserves, 3 fb jar.. 69c. Shredded Wheat .......... Kaffee Hag, '% Ib tin . Hot Sauce Gallon Jugs Sour and Dill Pickles .0... Frenchs Worcestershire Sauce e Mr. —_~ Oe ON THE SILVER SCREEN MONDAY — “Detectives”. Fake Flappers is the comedy. MGM News. TUESDAY— and WEDNESDAY— Ciara Bow in “Dangerous Curves” @ speedy one. : THURSDAY—Special Show wiih Frank Merrill who took the part of Tarzan in the recent serial, appearing ‘in person. A treat for the kids. ' FRIDAY— “The Avenging Rider’. Diamond Master No. 5. Comedy. SATURDAY— “‘How to . Handle ‘Women.’’ Call Again is the comedy. SUNDAY and MONDAY—‘Lovwee Comedy. MGM News. i Mrs. A. A. Willoughby, who was operated on at the University Hos. pital in San Francisco early last : week will return home tomorrow. (Dr. Henry H. Searls was the operat. ing surgeon and the operation pro;ved highly successful. Dr. Robert F. Werner, who had been in charge of the case recommended calling Dr . Searls into consultation, ee ee GOLDEN WEDDING WAS CELEBRATED BY ORZALLIS The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Pietro Orzalll was quietly. celebrated at the family home the past week. Owing to the serious illness of a relative in Oakland, the celebration was limited to a family dinner to which the immediate relatives were invited. Mr. and Mrs. Orzalli were married in St. Canice’s Catholic church and have since made this section their home. Mrs, Chapman, mother of Major Chapman, was moved to the home of her son last week. The Jefford ambulance was used to move her. Mrs. Carrie A. Hampton ‘and daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Smith, of Los Angeles were visiting old friends in’ Nevada City recently. They will spend sOme time at J.ake Tahoe. Donald Strandberg of San Francisco spent the week end in Nevada City with his parents,,Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Standberg. His friend, Walter Murphy accompanied him, SPECIAL THIS WEEK t ~~ Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. CHAIN GROCETERIAS INS “The Best for Less” STUDENTS Powell Block Neveds City Come to us for your School Needs. We have everything you will want. Pencils Binders and Fillers Fountain Pens Paste Tablets Drawing Supplies Lunch Kits with Thermos Bottles RERARRIS THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE

The Resall Store Stationery es. Headquarters [e)} or ee & ® sh meaesedy dated? SS aheaaledeeledte eb gested edhe te tettendigenee eodpoteste eh tiseedeirateclentbeadeoen ade dfoet Note Books Erasers Rulers MESDAMES JEWETT AND ss DAVIS ARE fOSTESSES Mesdames J. K. Davis and sel Adams were hostesses at a bridge luicheon at the National Thursday afternoon. Zinnias and sweet peas were used in decorations Prizes winner at bridge were Mias. Ruth Grimes, and Mrs. E. W.! Schmidt while Mrs._R. J. Bennetts : carried off the mah jongg award. , Mrs. R. Frederick Werner, who re-! cently returned from Minneapolis . to make her residence here was a . guest. t . ceed HOSTESSES PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT AFTERNOON Three popular Nevada City hostesses, Mesdames Richard Goyne, Margaret Dickerman and Clayton . THE. NEVADA CITY NUGGET.. CALIFORNIA Hotel , ) S65, ‘ B 7 fz = a 5 > ; Sa sand onion J C. PENNEY CO INC 115-119 Mill Street Grass” Valley Off to School . . In Sturdy Shoes That Will Stand The Hard Wear Demanded of Them! For the class-room, boys and girls want their shoes to look nice—but when they get out on the playground, all is forgotten in the fun! So—they need Bennetts, entertained at lunch and: oes will stan hard ear ? em here—al bridge at the National Hotel Tuessh that d by : iy — _ — as " day afternoon honoring a large Drices sur i e to please thrifty parents! group of invited guests. Zinnias, 3 v _ ee nasturtiums, roses and marigolds a as were used in effective decorative ae Spa SS Hi ea \ . effects. Following lunch served at f°) : A Neat Oxford All-Patent the card tables, bridge was played . " with Mesdames George W. Starr and . : eg — a sles a ssa George H. Shirkey and Miss: Savory . : Ford as prize winners. Mrs. R. J. a . Bennetts was the mah jongg high : scorer, A going away. gift was pre-— < sented Mrs, Lola Worth, Delightful numbers were provided, Mrs. E. C. aii who has been spending some =_ : Full of * time {in San Francisco, was o f Boots 1 Of stur Eek 0 ee ae i i the gueste: gears Rioegert oan ge se wear! Two essentials of a These cunning slippers hich resists rain, soil and boy’s oxford! With the. assurof all patent leather = Sic: Aeubhaw Wen ae Bh . cavagurd acbihe: ance of quality that comes with dainty cut-outs are ose L. Englebright attended the Great } 14-Inch sane eta siete we acai ie Council of the Poeahontas at Oak\2V, to 5Y, oe $5.90 metal. Sizes 814 to 11% $1.69 land, while Congressman Engle. 2 aS ‘Sizes 214 to 514 $2.98 Sizes 5% to 8.. 1.49 bright attended the Great Council 6f oe 12-Inch /@s 2.79 Sizes 2 to 5 -. 139 Red Men, during last week. yay tO 2. cee $4.98 Pm. os cas Aaron A. Arbogast of San Fran: = ee cisco was a visitor to his old home Hi bed in Nevada City last week. He was wi @ Oxde on his way to Reno. : Oo Vv Mrs. D. J. Coughlan and son, Car. eee ge roll, are in the bay region. He will ‘ , Plea dig * enter St. Mary’s while she will Fe ie ee Seen 2 ape a week's visit. 5 Splendid: values. ; aaa ‘eo pi af ee age se ALE cut and ~@ 8. Anna C. Tucker had as visi; aturdy Gun Metal high shoes ease to tender, growing feet aaa tors Sunday, her son_and wife, Mr. . for boys! Made with welt sole . . . and full of long, hard eve tehas and Mrs. Eugene Tucker and Frank ‘and half-rubber heel. They il service! Curoughout Sizes eae pe? Se ae : = » 4 to 16 coll of Reno, Nevada. Sizes 12 to 2 $2 69 . Sizes 214 to 514. . $3.49 cated ae vet 4 to 8 O9e FOR SALE ; 1 $2.9 ree 87a 80 Aga Berk A mule’ broke to mine haulage. } Sizes 12% alae “a . Se aie aun My We a : Phone, Nevada City 78. 39tfeh.DEVELOPMENT 4 . \ ave an , te : :seen wif I bd os . » . W THIN the span ofasinglelifetime,California has developeda land of scattered ranchos into an economic empire _ Men now living remember : 2g er the discovery of gold, the Over> Pn ee see = a epetnemenen tet ae oS land Trail, the coming of the Iron Horse.The development of California has gone hand-in-hand with the development of California institutions. In 1860 financial pioneers founded a bank that has grown into the Bank of America of California. Sixty-nine years have . passed. Today this institution, anchored on a foundation of . sound principles, brings unsurpassed banking facilities to A SAVINGS ACCOUNT . is the first rung in the ladder of econointc independence. Those who fail 10 take this first step, ravely attain any substantial measure of success, Savings eccounts are especially welcome here, ninety-two California cities, At each Branch, this experience and this strength safeguard the de-. positsofevery customer, a ee. a 0 ‘BANK OF AMERICA OF CALIFORNIA ee Resources sa dive 400 millions > NEVADA CITY BRANCH — BROAD STREET COMMERCIAL TRUST. 4