August 27, 1928 (8 pages)

1928 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA The Nugget Is Your Home Town Newspaper moana re <e PRICES ON FEDERAL TIRES ’ A Substantial * Drop Guarantced. Vulcaniziny and Rep“ alring ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley JHE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Nevada City, . Nevada County, California, ard de_' voted to the development of the resourges of the community. } Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCRIPTION .RATES . One year, California address, $2.00) «-itstde California in U. S. .-. 2.50 . Six MODUS <221.--024-20-0---2---20a 160 Three Months .-. One Month : Single Copies . .-.-------+-+-++05 Advertising Rates on application. . Entered as mail matter wa se. cond, class in the postottice at s\evada City, California, Pj Congress of March 8, 187% A Legal Newspaper’ of Genera’ . Circulation for Nevada City and Ne . Pao poe eee Bee ee 25 ARTHUR A. WILLOUGHBY Fditor and Publisher FLSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and Manager SE ——— BETTER RUN AN AD a Saree ' ’ ORIZEG SALES AGE Se ee i TEDERAL li TIRES . Aut ‘for al obituary ‘ . . i lying. Delincuent subscribers /will be ‘charged fifteen cents ‘a,Jine for "NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP . INVITES YOU TO Forget worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE Our Merchants Lunch and Special Sunday Dinner your aaa eee FRESH VEGETABLES We Are Supplyng Our Customers with Fresh Vegetables Every Day Right From The Garden The Prices Are Reasonable The Quality is Right! EDDIE LEONG FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radic: Servicing and Repairs CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Delivered Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne Cieaning Pressing Repairing Patronize Home industry Upholstering _JOUN W. DARKE 109J Phenes 109M See Me—~ See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometris? _ 118 Mill St. Grass Valley === . iffice: 460 Broad St., Ten cents straight will be charged ; notices to all business men who. do not advertise while an \obituary notice. Advertisers and cash will receive as good a sendoff as: we are capable of writing, i without any charge whatsoever. Better send in your subscriptions, as heg cholera is abroad in the land.— . Altoona, Kansas, Tribune. . subseribers It is said that Hoover eats a couple of eorn bread every day for Innch. If all the friends of the farmer would do this there would be a corn shortage before the end of the ‘year. “France to Carry Fashion War to Other Countries.”. It won't be much of a load to carry. FRATERNAL CARDS 3 _-— NEVADA LODGE, No. 13. ee oa, eee Stated meetings second Wednes duy of each month at Masonic Temple. & p. .m. Sojourning brethrei are cordially invited. GILBERT J. DAVIS; W. M. STENGET«. Secy. i MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the Ist and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Poweli Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome. ; W. Cc. JEFFREY/ C. € J. G. B. FOSS, K. of R. & S, PROFESSIONAL CARDS ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocerl and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Music, Tondon, England. Vocal Pupil of Henry Elewer. and Piano Pupil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on appli ention, Phene 229R. 218 French Ave Grass. Valley. —" pR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone DR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon Nevada Cily AMours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m Nurse in attendance 4, M. Walling. BE. H. Armstrong Telephone 41 Nilon F. M. Nilon NILON & NELON Attorneys at Law Offices: re. T Nevada City Grass’ Valley John Hennessy Lynne Kelly HENNESSEY & KELLY > Attorneys at Law Offices, Thomas Building, Grass Val-! ley. Notary Public. < w. EB. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHUPPE Hair Dressing and Reauty Work. Famous Adele Miller Toilet Articles. Louise Martin j J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. w Chiropractor Nevada City Grass Valley Office hours—10 to 12 A. M. at Nevada City. 2 to 5:30 P.M., and Mondays; Wednesdays and Fridays 7 to 8°P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays hy appointment. 229-Commereial St. Phone N. C. 313 150% Mill St. Phone G. V. 196 . ARMSTRONG & TABER i eae ore under g ACL . mainder of the . seenrey for a vacation. PERSONAL MENTION Frank Petitt and Morris Wisler have purchased from Mrs. Martha Dillon, property at Tyler. John Richards, formerly of this city is visitink oldtime acquaintainces Mr. and Mrs. . Thomas Rdidle of this city and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rogers and daughter of Marigold, are at Ferndale, Washington visiting Mr. Rogers, parents. Last Sunday Mr. toger’s parents celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Forty enjoyed the happy. event. Muller Chapman, who made a buginess visit to San Francisco returnthe week. His_ sister, brother, Warren, ed early in Helen and who vada County as defined bv Stat, have visited relatives in Oakland Law. Printed and Published at . returned with him. Nevada City. Tom Botting, Jr., is visiting in . San Francisco. Alton Davies is spending the resummer with _relatives in Vallejo. Mrs. W. E. Wright is home from a vacation spent in Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Goyne are -at c Miss Hazel Jones, student at sum. } mer session-of U.€. Berkeley, will spend a month here visiting her parlents, Mr.-and Mrs. W. P. Jones. Miss Barbara Paine, who has been \here visiting her parents, left Tuesday to resume her duties as teacher lat Oreut, Santa Barbara county. Mrs. C. B. Schwartz and / family have as guests her sister, Mts. C. A. Deeble of San Mrs. S. Lear evening from Francisco. eame /upSunday San Francisco to visit her mother, Mrs. Cooper, and daughter,-Miss Barbara Lear. Miss Lear has been quite ill at her grandmother’s home the last/two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. /8. L. gusts their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dam. Walter and Thomas Bigelow, who have mine/interests at North Columbia, spent Tuesday in -Nevada City Pp. 8, Syms had as anr husband, Tuy Smith of Pardee Waldvon of the Plumbego mine /at Alleghany was. a business visitor here during the week. ” Mr.-and Mrs. Paul Rohrig are at Saempbell Hét Springs for a vacation N. A. Hartung of Penn Valey wasl in Nevada City Bryan Tuesday. : ot Washington attended the funeral of Lyons Slizabeth Cole; which was held during the week Miss Ruth Smith is in Sacramento visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoge and son Arthur, Jr., spent ten days at Palo Mrs. Alto visiting his brother, Mayor Frank Hoge. They attended the Hoover notification ‘speech and also attended Palo Alto Horse Show. Mas Mis. H. A: Curnew and Youghters, Betty and Ruth, are home and ‘ter spending a vaeation around the ly, : Mrs. Wlidred Roseborough, of who holds a ‘ the the Oak: returned the sunimer here with position in and publie ‘schools, has ifver spending er parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Deard, Mrs. W. H. Landrigan was ealled io Sacramento by the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. S. J. Davis, -a forresident of this city.Byron Landvigan accompanied Mrs. O. his nother. D. Campbell had as guests F. BE. Grove Tuesday her son, Gordon .Campbell, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Jand family of Petaluma. Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. . Mr. Homer Smith eame up from Notary Public San Francisco to return. with his wife who has spent the summer here with relatives. Mrs. H. Robinson and daughter, Sally, cf ‘Lovelocy, Nevada, came over to visit her mother, Mrs. T. S. Word. Mrs. Robinson left for a trip in the’ southern part of the state while the little girl is here visiting her grandmother. ‘ Mrs. Kate McCormack, of Nevada City grammar school home from a_ trip to Yosemite Valey. deparment, is Oxkland and ‘ Sergeant Chapman is home from training at Army Air service officer corps at Crissy Field. ca I EINES ROUGH AND READY JOTS Mrs. Frank Davey are spending a couple of weeks in Oakland visiting relatives. Mrs. F. L. Abbott has returned from a short visit to her sons in Oakland. : Mr. and Mrs: Ray Boitano and two sons are visiting her brothers, M. E. and Joe Frank spent Wednesday: in Saramento. Joe Kneebone has been wetting signers for children who are around plans on running a school bus if he ean get children enough. Director-Theodore Schwartz. Several people signed because Mr. Williams said to have misrepresented things to them and when they tried to get their names taken off, they were informed it was too late. They are quite indignant over it. Here is Was wishing Mr. Schwartz the best of luck. The Home Department of ‘the Penn Valley Farm annual swimming party ‘at Dikeman’s on Squirrel Creek Center: held its, Thursday. They made plans for their exhibitions at the County Fair. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Capps spent Sunday in Williams. He and younger brother, Glenn, went dee1 hunting and Mr. Capps had the good luck to kill a fine-three-peint—buck. his They are having some repairs done on our school house. The carpenters have built a new belfry and some other repairs. The old belfry was put on 35 years ago. The Penn Valley Farm Center gave a basket social and dance: Monday. They made some money for the Farm Center expenses. Marie Howe have land. Fred Fippin and wife spent Sunday in Yuba’ City visiting relatives e Several residents attended the N. I. D. meeting held in Grass Valley Friday. Verna Abbott a visit to: Oakand returned from CAMPTONVILLE PERSONALS H. H. Chatfield, at Pike City, Gordon Woods, Thomas Wayman went to Freeman’s Crossing Tuesday to assist fight the fire on state lands in that section. H. H. Meyer, of Downieville passed through town Tuesday enroute to his home aftera sho. rtvisit to {the lower country. Elwood Turner Sehurr motored and Lawrence to Nevada City Tuesday. Fred J. Joubert M. Cleveland Acton Nevada Mrs. to ‘ity Tuesday. Acton M. Cleveland reurned with and motored them, after spending:a w days -at -Stanford. University Hoover Notihere he attended the ‘eation Ceremonies. The. Walters and Show Murray Travelplayed ht at ne Masonic hall. Tuesday nig George Porter _of Wednesday. Pike City was » town Mroand Mrs. Bugene H,no Heys and returned Tuesday evenfrom Marysville where they tock to the The little fellow was feeling much better on heir son doctor. ‘heir return. red J. Joubert motored to Jity Wednesday. Sierra Ben -L, Hames, candidate for supervisor, in Sierra’ Cournty,. and of Sierra €ity, was in town Tuesday on a short business visit. J. T. Cartright. of Grass. Valley . was-in town Wednesday from Sacraj mento, . Frank Quigley . town Wednesday passed from Downieville ‘enroute to the lower country after a visit with his parents. BR. Kirby of Sacramento was in town Wednesday on a short business visit. through See 1@X Glenn Pierce of Nevada City was . in town on business Wednesday. The Chamber of Commerce at its j Eleanor, Louise and Gertrude Schreiber are home from a visit in San Francisco. Mrs. C. MeMath and Miss Claire MeMath returned to San Francisco after a visit~here with Mr. and Mrs. . Charles Guenther. Mr. and Mrs; J. Fuller of . Marysville spent Sunday here visiting her sister, Mrs. F. T. Nilon. Mr. and Mrs, Chester Clemo have 28 guests, Mr. and Mrs, A. A. Masierson and children and Mrs. Harri. ‘on Chaney and children all of Feltows, California, Coal in America._—Coal was diseovered in America 250 years ago, The prize for the saddest event of . the month goes to the motorist who lost himself one dark night. He saw U. S. Land & Mining Attorneys United. States. Mineral. Surveyor. Liepused Land Surveyor. Upstairs a Specialty, Procuring Title to Mineral Lands 213 Oschner Bldg.-, Sacr (ity Hall. Main Street, Grass! ramento, Cal. Telephones: Residence vale. : : Office Main sila : eee 4 Main 3183. a sign on a post. With dilficulty he climbed it and struck a match and "ead: “Wet paint.”” — Secrappoose iOxe.) Repisier. . . invitation to Governor C. C. Young Tuesday night meeting extended an to visit Nevada City on August 30th. We respectfully suggest that folks . spend as much time-practicing their religion as they do quarreling about it. . . There is one nice thing about campaigu by raido. The county chairman does not have to exuggerate the . number of people who listened to the speech. : . Chicazo gangsters do the best they ean in killing off the gangsters, but} apparently the poliee don’t give them enough help.—-Cinecinnati Enquirer. Exports of automobiles nited Siates continue nench (oO break all y. the rest ‘of broke after all. from the mouth by records. Evident-. the world . isn't dead . Good repair men are said to he searce, but there ane plenty of people who ean tinker the tsocial-system, . . attending high school. Mr. Kneebone . . Roger Williams has. been getting” signers on a recall petition against City Girl (looking at: ealf): ‘I ‘suppose that is one of those small cows that produce condensed milk. ROUGH AND READY, Aug. 18, . Wonder why it is that when you (Special to The Nugget) Mr. and: pet awake in the night and wonder what time it is that the elock always strikes half-past something? . The people who vote just as their . fathers did are looked down upon by . those who vote for whichever eandidate they think is going to win. did go west vice presicertainly The republican party for its presidential and dential candidates, but it . did not go wet in. either its nlatform or its nominees. : Subscribe For The Nugget Se Me ate te ate se fe 1 . I . einieinins 2 ane %, ‘ . school student. a M2 cS : o teste here ate Se oe the sles ake abe stesteste ne she ate Teale ale eae ste oleate teste skeet ale ate se eee SCHOOL DAYS ARE HERE We can supply every need for the grammar or high ‘Windmills‘are decreasing in Holland, but those at banquet tables seem to hold their own. Static in the Flesh.—Some ago, thru no fault of his own, the Observer forced to hear some grand opera. Ever since he has peen’ trying -to figure out what. is wrong with grand opera and the people who. even pretend they like it. The Obesrevr’s. impression was described as_ its being like meeting static in the flesh. The New (Englanders that the fish are biting better than usual this year. This ought to be cheering news for the political spellbinders. years was Re we sla se se sheste sleslestesteate ole nte sheshests fe, M5 ee she Me ieee alee festoteebiteeteieats 3 % Tablets. Scratch Pads. Binders. Note Books > . Pencils. . Zaner Pens. Inks. Drawing Supplies. ¢£ 4 Paints. Crayons: Rulers. Erasers. : School Bags. Lunch Kits. Pencil Boxes. . . . . . a * New Fountain Pens and Mechanical Pencils at : “e = e . % Rright Prices * ef Ne & . : TARRIS : sie kK q “ <a 1 The Rezat Store : 3 * Only a few days left of our FACTORY TO. YOU ¢ ; SALE. Your Fast Chance to save on many every. day t * needs. 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Blessed are those who do not expeet the~ Editor to know’ every; VV k thing, but who will call up and tell ¥ papa him whenever .an,interesting event q oeeurs. to them; for they shall have F 4 a c% gu a newsy paper in their town. Blessed Bi (ob i are they who get in their copy early; : ifor they shall Geeupy a warm place on sale daily nuntil September 30. in the editor’s heart. Blessed are Retitrn limit October HH. they who co-operate with the editor a in his efforts in behalf of that comFor example, Roundtrips = munity; for their town shall be from main line points to: canes for and wide as a good place Bin ke _ $157.76 in which to live. ¥ CHICAGO. 6 6) aes 90.30 ———___—_ Dallas, Texas . 3. 2 (75.60: America’s Hotels—The United Denver, Colo. 4 « 67.20 Riven hae werocimatety55.6: Detroit, Mich, 2. 100.92 ‘ as has Bs. proximately 25,950 hoKANSAS CITY, MO. . @ 75.60 tels, containing 1,521,000 rooms and Minneapolis, Minn, . . 91.90 employing 576,000 persons. The proNew Orleans, La, <5. ¢ 89,40 ‘ TE? YOR CIT perty valuation is given as $5,024,. rahi aera -abeie N.Y. oes : NUAGELPMI, PA. er 2 000,000 and the annual business . WASHINGTON, D.C, , 145.86 $1,9815,000,000. i > . Four great routes for transconIf the republicans and democrats tinental*travel, Go one way return * want tO make a hit with the radio . another, For exam ple: east via Chitie on! “thew adecete ¢7go, return via New Orleans or ies : advoeste-a law) vice versa. The fare is no more. limiting the length of speeches to > twenty-five words. Roundtrip Fare to : Some poolieians are pow-leeved . _-Mexico City $112.55 from straddling the fence.—-Morida Times-Union, ~ The only thing more sensitive than . Seust ‘Teerr a Wall street operator is an anxious . candidate when he hears the voice of Ld the people. ce ae Citibenshiu classes being held in Eee, many places .Those prominent people 1 eee who will be too ifidifferent to vote ae me rey next*° November should attend them. os 4 reports -¥ oY.

1928 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA The Nugget Is Your Home Town Newspaper moana re <e PRICES ON FEDERAL TIRES ’ A Substantial * Drop Guarantced. Vulcaniziny and Rep“ alring ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley JHE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Nevada City, . Nevada County, California, ard de_' voted to the development of the resourges of the community. } Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCRIPTION .RATES . One year, California address, $2.00) «-itstde California in U. S. .-. 2.50 . Six MODUS <221.--024-20-0---2---20a 160 Three Months .-. One Month : Single Copies . ..-.-------+-+-++05 Advertising Rates on application. . Entered as mail matter wa se. cond, class in the postottice at s\evada City, California, Pj Congress of March 8, 187% A Legal Newspaper’ of Genera’ . Circulation for Nevada City and Ne . Pao poe eee Bee ee 25 ARTHUR A. WILLOUGHBY Fditor and Publisher FLSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and Manager SE ——— BETTER RUN AN AD a Saree ' ’ ORIZEG SALES AGE Se ee i TEDERAL li TIRES . Aut ‘for al obituary ‘ . . i lying. Delincuent subscribers /will be ‘charged fifteen cents ‘a,Jine for "NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP . INVITES YOU TO Forget worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE Our Merchants Lunch and Special Sunday Dinner your aaa eee FRESH VEGETABLES We Are Supplyng Our Customers with Fresh Vegetables Every Day Right From The Garden The Prices Are Reasonable The Quality is Right! EDDIE LEONG FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radic: Servicing and Repairs CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Delivered Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne Cieaning Pressing Repairing Patronize Home industry Upholstering _JOUN W. DARKE 109J Phenes 109M See Me—~ See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometris? _ 118 Mill St. Grass Valley === . iffice: 460 Broad St., Ten cents straight will be charged ; notices to all business men who. do not advertise while an \obituary notice. Advertisers and cash will receive as good a sendoff as: we are capable of writing, i without any charge whatsoever. Better send in your subscriptions, as heg cholera is abroad in the land.— . Altoona, Kansas, Tribune. . subseribers It is said that Hoover eats a couple of eorn bread every day for Innch. If all the friends of the farmer would do this there would be a corn shortage before the end of the ‘year. “France to Carry Fashion War to Other Countries.”. It won't be much of a load to carry. FRATERNAL CARDS 3 _-— NEVADA LODGE, No. 13. ee oa, eee Stated meetings second Wednes duy of each month at Masonic Temple. & p. .m. Sojourning brethrei are cordially invited. GILBERT J. DAVIS; W. M. STENGET«. Secy. i MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the Ist and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Poweli Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome. ; W. Cc. JEFFREY/ C. € J. G. B. FOSS, K. of R. & S, PROFESSIONAL CARDS ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocerl and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Music, Tondon, England. Vocal Pupil of Henry Elewer. and Piano Pupil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on appli ention, Phene 229R. 218 French Ave Grass. Valley. —" pR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone DR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon Nevada Cily AMours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m Nurse in attendance 4, M. Walling. BE. H. Armstrong Telephone 41 Nilon F. M. Nilon NILON & NELON Attorneys at Law Offices: re. T Nevada City Grass’ Valley John Hennessy Lynne Kelly HENNESSEY & KELLY > Attorneys at Law Offices, Thomas Building, Grass Val-! ley. Notary Public. < w. EB. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHUPPE Hair Dressing and Reauty Work. Famous Adele Miller Toilet Articles. Louise Martin j J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. w Chiropractor Nevada City Grass Valley Office hours—10 to 12 A. M. at Nevada City. 2 to 5:30 P.M., and Mondays; Wednesdays and Fridays 7 to 8°P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays hy appointment. 229-Commereial St. Phone N. C. 313 150% Mill St. Phone G. V. 196 . ARMSTRONG & TABER i eae ore under g ACL . mainder of the . seenrey for a vacation. PERSONAL MENTION Frank Petitt and Morris Wisler have purchased from Mrs. Martha Dillon, property at Tyler. John Richards, formerly of this city is visitink oldtime acquaintainces Mr. and Mrs. . Thomas Rdidle of this city and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rogers and daughter of Marigold, are at Ferndale, Washington visiting Mr. Rogers, parents. Last Sunday Mr. toger’s parents celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Forty enjoyed the happy. event. Muller Chapman, who made a buginess visit to San Francisco returnthe week. His_ sister, brother, Warren, ed early in Helen and who vada County as defined bv Stat, have visited relatives in Oakland Law. Printed and Published at . returned with him. Nevada City. Tom Botting, Jr., is visiting in . San Francisco. Alton Davies is spending the resummer with _relatives in Vallejo. Mrs. W. E. Wright is home from a vacation spent in Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Goyne are -at c Miss Hazel Jones, student at sum. } mer session-of U.€. Berkeley, will spend a month here visiting her parlents, Mr.-and Mrs. W. P. Jones. Miss Barbara Paine, who has been \here visiting her parents, left Tuesday to resume her duties as teacher lat Oreut, Santa Barbara county. Mrs. C. B. Schwartz and / family have as guests her sister, Mts. C. A. Deeble of San Mrs. S. Lear evening from Francisco. eame /upSunday San Francisco to visit her mother, Mrs. Cooper, and daughter,-Miss Barbara Lear. Miss Lear has been quite ill at her grandmother’s home the last/two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. /8. L. gusts their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dam. Walter and Thomas Bigelow, who have mine/interests at North Columbia, spent Tuesday in -Nevada City Pp. 8, Syms had as anr husband, Tuy Smith of Pardee Waldvon of the Plumbego mine /at Alleghany was. a business visitor here during the week. ” Mr.-and Mrs. Paul Rohrig are at Saempbell Hét Springs for a vacation N. A. Hartung of Penn Valey wasl in Nevada City Bryan Tuesday. : ot Washington attended the funeral of Lyons Slizabeth Cole; which was held during the week Miss Ruth Smith is in Sacramento visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoge and son Arthur, Jr., spent ten days at Palo Mrs. Alto visiting his brother, Mayor Frank Hoge. They attended the Hoover notification ‘speech and also attended Palo Alto Horse Show. Mas Mis. H. A: Curnew and Youghters, Betty and Ruth, are home and ‘ter spending a vaeation around the ly, : Mrs. Wlidred Roseborough, of who holds a ‘ the the Oak: returned the sunimer here with position in and publie ‘schools, has ifver spending er parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Deard, Mrs. W. H. Landrigan was ealled io Sacramento by the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. S. J. Davis, -a forresident of this city.Byron Landvigan accompanied Mrs. O. his nother. D. Campbell had as guests F. BE. Grove Tuesday her son, Gordon .Campbell, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Jand family of Petaluma. Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. . Mr. Homer Smith eame up from Notary Public San Francisco to return. with his wife who has spent the summer here with relatives. Mrs. H. Robinson and daughter, Sally, cf ‘Lovelocy, Nevada, came over to visit her mother, Mrs. T. S. Word. Mrs. Robinson left for a trip in the’ southern part of the state while the little girl is here visiting her grandmother. ‘ Mrs. Kate McCormack, of Nevada City grammar school home from a_ trip to Yosemite Valey. deparment, is Oxkland and ‘ Sergeant Chapman is home from training at Army Air service officer corps at Crissy Field. ca I EINES ROUGH AND READY JOTS Mrs. Frank Davey are spending a couple of weeks in Oakland visiting relatives. Mrs. F. L. Abbott has returned from a short visit to her sons in Oakland. : Mr. and Mrs: Ray Boitano and two sons are visiting her brothers, M. E. and Joe Frank spent Wednesday: in Saramento. Joe Kneebone has been wetting signers for children who are around plans on running a school bus if he ean get children enough. Director-Theodore Schwartz. Several people signed because Mr. Williams said to have misrepresented things to them and when they tried to get their names taken off, they were informed it was too late. They are quite indignant over it. Here is Was wishing Mr. Schwartz the best of luck. The Home Department of ‘the Penn Valley Farm annual swimming party ‘at Dikeman’s on Squirrel Creek Center: held its, Thursday.. They made plans for their exhibitions at the County Fair. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Capps spent Sunday in Williams. He and younger brother, Glenn, went dee1 hunting and Mr. Capps had the good luck to kill a fine-three-peint—buck. his They are having some repairs done on our school house. The carpenters

have built a new belfry and some other repairs. The old belfry was put on 35 years ago. The Penn Valley Farm Center gave a basket social and dance: Monday. They made some money for the Farm Center expenses. Marie Howe have land. Fred Fippin and wife spent Sunday in Yuba’ City visiting relatives e Several residents attended the N. I. D. meeting held in Grass Valley Friday. Verna Abbott a visit to: Oakand returned from CAMPTONVILLE PERSONALS H. H. Chatfield, at Pike City, Gordon Woods, Thomas Wayman went to Freeman’s Crossing Tuesday to assist fight the fire on state lands in that section. H. H. Meyer, of Downieville passed through town Tuesday enroute to his home aftera sho. rtvisit to {the lower country. Elwood Turner Sehurr motored and Lawrence to Nevada City Tuesday. Fred J. Joubert M. Cleveland Acton Nevada Mrs. to ‘ity Tuesday. Acton M. Cleveland reurned with and motored them, after spending:a w days -at -Stanford. University Hoover Notihere he attended the ‘eation Ceremonies. The. Walters and Show Murray Travelplayed ht at ne Masonic hall. Tuesday nig George Porter _of Wednesday. Pike City was » town Mroand Mrs. Bugene H,no Heys and returned Tuesday evenfrom Marysville where they tock to the The little fellow was feeling much better on heir son doctor. ‘heir return. red J. Joubert motored to Jity Wednesday. Sierra Ben -L, Hames, candidate for supervisor, in Sierra’ Cournty,. and of Sierra €ity, was in town Tuesday on a short business visit. J. T. Cartright. of Grass. Valley . was-in town Wednesday from Sacraj mento, . Frank Quigley . town Wednesday passed from Downieville ‘enroute to the lower country after a visit with his parents. BR. Kirby of Sacramento was in town Wednesday on a short business visit. through See 1@X Glenn Pierce of Nevada City was . in town on business Wednesday. The Chamber of Commerce at its j Eleanor, Louise and Gertrude Schreiber are home from a visit in San Francisco. Mrs. C. MeMath and Miss Claire MeMath returned to San Francisco after a visit~here with Mr. and Mrs. . Charles Guenther. Mr. and Mrs; J.. Fuller of . Marysville spent Sunday here visiting her sister, Mrs. F. T. Nilon. Mr. and Mrs, Chester Clemo have 28 guests, Mr. and Mrs, A. A. Masierson and children and Mrs. Harri. ‘on Chaney and children all of Feltows, California, Coal in America._—Coal was diseovered in America 250 years ago, The prize for the saddest event of . the month goes to the motorist who lost himself one dark night. He saw U. S. Land & Mining Attorneys United.. States. Mineral. Surveyor. Liepused Land Surveyor. Upstairs a Specialty, Procuring Title to Mineral Lands 213 Oschner Bldg.-, Sacr (ity Hall. Main Street, Grass! ramento, Cal. Telephones: Residence vale. : : Office Main sila : eee 4 Main 3183. a sign on a post. With dilficulty he climbed it and struck a match and "ead: “Wet paint.”” — Secrappoose iOxe.) Repisier. . . invitation to Governor C. C. Young Tuesday night meeting extended an to visit Nevada City on August 30th. We respectfully suggest that folks . spend as much time-practicing their religion as they do quarreling about it. . . There is one nice thing about campaigu by raido. The county chairman does not have to exuggerate the . number of people who listened to the speech. : . Chicazo gangsters do the best they ean in killing off the gangsters, but} apparently the poliee don’t give them enough help.—-Cinecinnati Enquirer. Exports of automobiles nited Siates continue nench (oO break all y. the rest ‘of broke after all. from the mouth by records. Evident-. the world . isn't dead . Good repair men are said to he searce, but there ane plenty of people who ean tinker the tsocial-system, . . attending high school. Mr. Kneebone . . Roger Williams has. been getting” signers on a recall petition against City Girl (looking at: ealf): ‘I ‘suppose that is one of those small cows that produce condensed milk. ROUGH AND READY, Aug. 18, . Wonder why it is that when you (Special to The Nugget) Mr. and: pet awake in the night and wonder what time it is that the elock always strikes half-past something? . The people who vote just as their . fathers did are looked down upon by . those who vote for whichever eandidate they think is going to win. did go west vice presicertainly The republican party for its presidential and dential candidates, but it . did not go wet in. either its nlatform or its nominees. : Subscribe For The Nugget Se Me ate te ate se fe 1 . I . einieinins 2 ane %, ‘ . school student. a M2 cS : o teste here ate Se oe the sles ake abe stesteste ne she ate Teale ale eae ste oleate teste skeet ale ate se eee SCHOOL DAYS ARE HERE We can supply every need for the grammar or high ‘Windmills‘are decreasing in Holland, but those at banquet tables seem to hold their own. Static in the Flesh.—Some ago, thru no fault of his own, the Observer forced to hear some grand opera. Ever since he has peen’ trying -to figure out what. is wrong with grand opera and the people who. even pretend they like it. The Obesrevr’s. impression was described as_ its being like meeting static in the flesh. The New (Englanders that the fish are biting better than usual this year. This ought to be cheering news for the political spellbinders. years was Re we sla se se sheste sleslestesteate ole nte sheshests fe, M5 ee she Me ieee alee festoteebiteeteieats 3 % Tablets. Scratch Pads. Binders. Note Books > . Pencils. . Zaner Pens. Inks. Drawing Supplies. ¢£ 4 Paints. Crayons: Rulers. Erasers. : School Bags. Lunch Kits. Pencil Boxes. . . . . . a * New Fountain Pens and Mechanical Pencils at : “e = e . % Rright Prices * ef Ne & . : TARRIS : sie kK q “ <a 1 The Rezat Store : 3 * Only a few days left of our FACTORY TO. YOU ¢ ; SALE. Your Fast Chance to save on many every. day t * needs. 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It will save you % + both time and money to adopt this convenient method ¢ we ‘ .2 % = Phone Number One is esasi!y remembered. 4 z : : * % bd me : ACKSA : Rm \ : 1 wy he i & eo VERNER DE 5 + : 3 & Phone Number One We Deliver : = ke 3 3 oBeste te tte le Nh es he we rheste Me he te Ma te Monte otoafe ole oe Mle nye ote teal ate te ole tele tent fr ole rtenteestenletterzan of THE EDITOR’S BLESSING ” nae sessed are the merchants who ad-ertise beenuse they believe in it and in their business; for tlieir prosper ity shall increase many fold. Blessed are the country correspondents who ‘end in their well-written items every week; for fame of their friendly neighbors. shall go abrgad in the land. Blessed is the woman who + sends in a written account of a par-_ ty or wedding; for she shall see the details of the funetion and the names. of her guests correctly reyorted. Blessed are those who do not expeet the~ Editor to know’ every; VV k thing, but who will call up and tell ¥ papa him whenever .an,interesting event q oeeurs. to them; for they shall have F 4 a c% gu a newsy paper in their town. Blessed Bi (ob i are they who get in their copy early; : ifor they shall Geeupy a warm place on sale daily nuntil September 30. in the editor’s heart. Blessed are Retitrn limit October HH. they who co-operate with the editor a in his efforts in behalf of that comFor example, Roundtrips = munity; for their town shall be from main line points to: canes for and wide as a good place Bin ke _ $157.76 in which to live. ¥ CHICAGO. 6 6) aes 90.30 ———___—_ Dallas, Texas . 3. 2 (75.60: America’s Hotels—The United Denver, Colo.. 4 « 67.20 Riven hae werocimatety55.6: Detroit, Mich, 2.. 100.92 ‘ as has Bs. proximately 25,950 hoKANSAS CITY, MO. . @ 75.60 tels, containing 1,521,000 rooms and Minneapolis, Minn, . . 91.90 employing 576,000 persons. The proNew Orleans, La, <5. ¢ 89,40 ‘ TE? YOR CIT perty valuation is given as $5,024,. rahi aera -abeie N.Y. oes : NUAGELPMI, PA. er 2 000,000 and the annual business . WASHINGTON, D.C, , 145.86 $1,9815,000,000. i > . Four great routes for transconIf the republicans and democrats tinental*travel, Go one way return * want tO make a hit with the radio . another, For exam ple: east via Chitie on! “thew adecete ¢7go, return via New Orleans or ies : advoeste-a law) vice versa. The fare is no more. limiting the length of speeches to > twenty-five words. Roundtrip Fare to : Some poolieians are pow-leeved . _-Mexico City $112.55 from straddling the fence.—-Morida Times-Union, ~ The only thing more sensitive than . Seust ‘Teerr a Wall street operator is an anxious . candidate when he hears the voice of Ld the people. ce ae Citibenshiu classes being held in Eee, many places .Those prominent people 1 eee who will be too ifidifferent to vote ae me rey next*° November should attend them. os 4 reports -¥ oY.