August 7, 1933 (4 pages)

a. on 2 een Miss Denchatate Daniels Fo Wed W. J. Bray Next Haturday at high noon Miss po ds, and daughters, Mrs. E.,M. 5S ie : * Grito of W. 3. Dray of Grase Vaniey . Mt Anna L. Telter, born 73 years ‘Rector, and Mrs. C. 8. Libby. most] 46s 9 thing as taklag bridge games at SD ceinny at fe eal Pat ago at Mountain House, passed away delightfully entergained about 80 = = pails Mm Nevada City. After the wedding there will be a MRS. ANNA L. TELFER IS SUMMONED BY DEATH, Saturday morning at her home, 541 Pine stret in this city. THE NEVADA . Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Rector ‘Entertain at Tea Ladt Priday alternoos Mis. W. GC. ‘guests at the E. M. , tea. During the after noon several beauRector home at CITY. NUGGET: S oiiientineeiail MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1933 ——— SEE, WIFE SEEKS TO DIVORCE BRIDGE ENTHUSIAST ‘oo seriously, in the opinion of Mrs. Myrtle MeInturff. In a suit on file in superior court reception at the home of her parMrs. Telfer was the wife of the tiful fausienl nections Wale reudered anaes gait Me pee es ants, Mr. and Mrs. David Daniels. Rey. John Telfer, retired ministeripy Mrs. Jack Wolff of Grass Valley, a es ae St After a honeymoon spent in San struck her following a disagreement Franciseo and down on the. penisula they will live in a cosy little home Yecently built by Mr. Bray AuQure strat in Grass Valley Miss Daniels an accomplished and ‘attractive girl, is a graduate of tie ‘focal achcools and after graduating from Normal taught inthe Roseville @rammar schools for six years, where @he.is highly esteemed. W. JZ. Bray, beter known tnany frinds as John, on to his has built up a of the Mehtodist church. She leaves Earl A. Telfer of San Telfer of San Franof this three sons, Jose, Warren J. cisco and Waldo B. Telfer erty. Mrs. Telfer had many friends in this city who will mourn her passing. She shared in her husband’s long ministry in the Methodist chureh and won +jherself the love of those } with w hom she came in contact. Funeral services were held today} . Mrs. Lfv0y of Yreka ae the Miss: Ruth and Margaret Rector. Marshal Giselman accompanied the soloists. There were a number of out o affair. town guests present for the happy TRAFFIC DANGER. HIGHER BETWEEN over the game. she alleges, her. BURGLARS WITH RADIO KEEP TAB ON POLICE SACRAMENTO, Aug. 7—(UP)— Keeping a check on the movements of police radio patrol cars is the latOn one occasion, 1 he threw the cards at f Mrs. W. Anderson and two onthe dren of Lower Lake, are visiting her. have resided in Wheatland Several parents, Forest Supervisor and Mrs. R. L. P. Bigelow of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. George Clutter, who years, have returned to Nevada City to reside. While the in San Jose, where the family reé est activity of Sacramento burglars ey. good reputation in his business as. siged for many. years. Dr. A. ) AND § Pp M in an effor tto outwit the officers. on vaca ion = oainfer and paper hanger in botu . wesley Mell conducted the service. bf bd i a vacant housé “in the A Grass Valley and Nevada City. hee ans ee urtis park district a special patrolaad s : —— ra) is : = Mr. and Mrs. John Figurski and Around the clock through day andi jan found Joe Enz Pret Garena Lubren Clawson,:-his mother, Mrs. . their young son have moved into the night the tendency of motorists to] fixtures. Taking his prisoner outside F] E lal ‘Loren Williams, and nephew, Buster . residence formerly occupied by* Mr. ; &°t into trouble varies widely with} tne officer found a truck parked at Bd Ron Williams. returned last Week from a. and Mrs. Solon Chatfield and famthe hours, according to an analysis e of traffic accident records it a study the curb. The machine was equipped few days vacation spen in N lane. The Chatfields with a radio, tuned in on the local py : : 3: ae ays vacation spent at Milton ee gobi e ah s aa received by the Public Safety Depart-. ,oiice wave length . _. ‘OHEY are away in the country. You are at home. bch ae . _. ment. of the California State Auto-! tne “1ookout” man stationed in. 2 Yet any part of hundreds or thousands of miles cae: ie ==1. mobile Association. lthe truck escaped. pith eagh se to ee dei Plays to hs ie : . . > Gio 0 ‘ 5) The late afternoon, particularly ou decide to join em. gain yo BELLE S BEAUTY SHOP between 5 and 6 o’clock, is the per' S receiver, Over mountain, forest and valley your : i iod when, traffic accidents are most voice speeds to them. . i+7 Mill Street Grass Valley Phone 740 frequent. This finding is based on a ersonal . Charges for messages home-wu1d may be “reeaten study of 740,000 accidents through-. ©. C. Bennetts of Edwards Bridge versed,” if desired. a 5 é out the United States last year. It is} was in Nevada City Wednesday. i his is a time of . : P manent W ves $2.953.50-5.00 pointed out that t Z = sey! Garena ee ‘OMPAN er a ' heavy traffic, particularly in cities, A. E. and J. Deschwanden of Gold The : VHONE AND f2uruartt COMPANY = and that fatigue is also a probabie! Flat are making improvements at} Business Office 318 Broad Street Telephone 156 acia $ 2 an up factor with many motorists driving . their home. Hf: P homewrd after the day’s work. , Belle H. Thompson, formerly with the Star soli : Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curnow and : moet Peres Pewee tee © two daughters, Ruth and Beth, are \ Beauty Shop While the greatest number of-acci-. : e ° e we enjoying a vacation at Santa Cruz. ‘ ; dents occur during this hour, the}, } a EES the U : —— lady revealed Chat this 6 uot wis Miss Beth Curnow will enter the Un; . = ; iversity of California, this fall. iad ™ SO renhebnentrenitieppaeee [hour of highest percentage of traf. : ¥ #. fice fatalities. That,distinction. is. 5.4. Grimes, part owner of the ie e ‘ F a found to belong to the hour between American Flag mine north of Nevada 4 *}7 and 8 o’clock in the evening, the ; ; A : City, came up from his home in Oak‘ : + result perhaps of the oncoming darkland to spend a féw days here with ; + ness ata time when traffic is still pelntienk f FREE DELIVERY % {somewhat heavy while visibility has j : . NE 30: ST. : JADA CITY 3 "eas jore a ig ar ce ; ; £ PHONE 302 BROAD ST oe % — More th seca per cic he Wile ‘thves year old sini of Phone 67 é Fresh and salted meats—Poultry of all kinds—Fresh * 5 2,480 of the — teas _ Mir kud Mis Wa Pearsy. of Willow rh i pained ur order ahead ep eae Cree We COE Valle 7, who was bitten on the lips ; ‘ fish Thursdays and Fridays Sayed aon * One of the surprises brought to iy % st Pane save aus is enue Our Desire to please You ‘ for fresh killed Tur eys *{light by the statisticians in their ansone tasly a go, is : : a alysis of traffie accident figures is ee cae OUR SPECIALTIES : BS pee, Pogues hae — per of all Mrs. John Rector and small son of Small Rib Steak, Tender and Juicy; fine TenKe ra ic eatns, an more han seven pee ava Vitine Yee 3 . se : ‘ 2 per cent of the injuries, are the rei oe derloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts of all kinds; Weinies re oe * a of eeu oe eunine Ine still in the east, will arrive soon for, and Superfine Saurkraut Py l 4 wee small hours of t ne OT OEE oF a visit with his parents. . Tey sen re nates ‘ . * from 1 o’clock to 6 o'clock. With] yf E ly z, * . traffic light during these hours, the, tn Gee co ae z ‘ if it sete te ieee tte teste tet teeetctestesttbbbetetete tb oboe **! conclusion derived is that reckless dest zONS Selio an . her aughCALANAN & RICHARDS driving is one of the major factors in ter, Miss Katherine Celio, will leave : the toll of deaths and injuries. tomorrow for Berkeley where Kath+ erine will enter the University of CAUTION NEEDED AT NIGHT eee, SPECIAL ape ; A ‘a a . California. ere is ample evidence,”’ e repePeeR PrRVMANENES i % >-00 port states, ‘‘to indicate that motorT ae aie " Grass Valley Cleaners is‘s driving at night, when it is more ne windows of Gildersleecve'® DUARTE and NATURAL No Extra Charges. Haircut included Genuine Supplies ans as Ne Substicutes Used print ship, have many old pictures of Nevada City, its people and several nearby imines. Many taken years ago and arouse much interest among old-timers. ED. BURTNER, Proprietor give a service that wiil please you Phone 375 We will credit your phone. difficult to see ahead, do not drive more cautiously than during the day‘light hours. This, as much as anyj thing else, accounts for the faet that more than twenty-two per cent of (@Il “nrétor*tatahties .occur between 8 were . 111 West Main Street O0eK pss ae “ 1 Arthur Dolan and ecg) eall oe and Thursday \ The safest hour, according to the uit uaghters “ retiirnéd pail their Saye lls os tinscse eee ee i . ve Be t . study is trom 6 to 7 o'clock in the Oe 1 S48 Pranciace after spending. liver-on-the-next.trip_over. xc usive eau y ‘morning, in whiche only a little more aes eee co gi en MAIL ORDERS GIVEN ; : ing his brother, James Dolan an Shop ,than one per cent of the accidents . i Dolan PROMPT ATTENTION occur. . Sacer ‘Home of Better Permanents ea Mrs. John Muscardini and sister, PHONE 60 215 WEST MAIN : FOREST Miss Frieda Hieronimous, returned Grass Valley, California . Saturday from a trip to th Chica; sor Spaeth go Exposition. They returnd via the oi * “Bs py hae! ep oo a Canadian route and enjoyed visiting : WETS MCC TANe OF MDAC VY IS Vin Oregon and Washingt — . . i ee friends here last Sunday. . sss 2 Mr. and Mrs. James Northcott and Mrs. R. Robbin , ‘ rs. R. s has moved into ; : : Canning Supplies fey daughtd@r, Helen of Grass Vallley,!tne Fiening house recently vacated QUIT YER FLDDLEN’ Speaking of high places . , — — _ visiting Mr. by Mrs. Green, mother, son, Music He couldn't mend the house . at this time, reminds us of a ge see : — ~ t Hotchkiss (nsttucter L. EB. Sweeney. The lattop house tops. Increased calls . a i i k " ate sais sos pew rig pee ter group have rented the Cartocelli When rain was pouring down,. for shingles, both Cedar Now i$ t e time 0 00 ove = , . e me Pe rubs one ‘. ¥Y . property beyond the state highway And something like a cloud and Composition as well rivg 3 . Ce ee a ee te wyitte home . puildings toward Town Talk. burst Go Bask ‘ would i k of cannin Su = : C : : Set . Was sloshing, round the town; ~ i OOTNE: on your $ oc Miss Dorothy Watkins is visiting H. F, Sofge, director of the meOf course the roof was leaking indicate that many have {her aunt, Mrs. Art King of North . chanical department, of the State “But then,’ said Ezra Lea, decided to get their roof lies and order what you may jSan Jusn for a tew days: : Printing office at\Sacramento, to“I can’t work in this weather ready for winter. We p a ; shel calf ; Mr-cand Mrs. R. Hayburst and} morrow will start the construction I’d ketch eald, don’t yuh see?” 1 li f daughter, Betty of San Rafael and }jof.a five room house in Willow Valcarry A COMP ete line o need from our most complete Lelia May and Sonny Shannessy of . ley. Mr. Sofge owns six or seven acAt length came summer shinges and will gladly ceil = ¥ a ' Nevada City returned to their res}res of what was once the Texas mine weather, sist in estimating your Se bd : pective homes Saturday after spena. property and for some time has made And all the town was ary, roofing requirements. stoc ‘a ing several days here vistiing Mrs. jhis summer home there. He is now “T -wish you'd fix that roof,’’ f ‘i Pe r$ P> Morris. building a year-around residence. said Jane, Being far removed as ; i e ¥ Miss Vivian Brunning returned to om mere But Ezra.answered, ‘why? from Arkansas we cannot Presto Glass Top Fruit Jars-Regular and wide Mouth her home in Portola Monday after . There ain’t no use in-frettin’ agree with their fiddler Ye Pini Pints and Q Fruit Cans: Pints and spending three weeks ‘here visiting . ! SOMETHING WRONG? When .wepther’s this-a4way; ; 2 Pints, Fim uarts : the W. E. Davies family. It may be the tubes— I likes tu set an’ smoke my a, d C Quarts—Jelly Glasses All Sizes: Mason Jar Lids, . Mrs. W. Watkins left for Placer. ') t may be the wiring— pipe, evada ounty ‘ . ; ville Saturday to visit her daughter . . : An’ jist enjoy the day.” Caps, Economy Caps, Fruit-wax, Paro-wax, Preser§! tor a few weeks. . mey ei aerials Lumber Co. . “ee Ss Mr. and Mrs. Fred Browning and £may the speaker— Now here in California Wh dent with we ; Ladi poons ‘ : SW EEE : “When you de us, : ving Kettles, Collanders, es, rge ’ children, Mrs. Earl Biggs and daugh-]. ) = -We can correct anything that es — . better way; bipeath profit.” + biliaeis eke, ter,Emma Rose, Mrs. Adams and is a t’s when the sun is shining ' Bob Wallace of Nevada City were in expert service is at your comoa ig are Rabie hay. . town "Tuesday. nd. ii nd when the storm clouds wy Delivered to your home in Nevada City or Grass . Mr. Raymond MclIntosh and son gather, aeher in ourregular delivery zones. of DownievilJ@ were in town on busiAnd rain comes pouring down, ness Tuesday: W H H AHN There’s not a leaky ‘roof to . + : ° * . td. eee eile wel sin of Alle . 4 ons ay, weste t a a! : 5 L _}ighany visited E. J. Wyllie and tamRadio Service a PHONE 29 ‘the N fly Wednesday. a FRED E. CONNER Mg o. 5 r. Te ce cisaponnia AUGUST 3.—-Paul Ryson left Wed-. . . 206 Mill St. . Grass Valley . NEVADA € , nesday to visit his grandmother in. ] Phones 71 office 358W Res. : Fresno for the next few months. ,

a. on 2 een Miss Denchatate Daniels Fo Wed W. J. Bray Next Haturday at high noon Miss po ds, and daughters, Mrs. E.,M. 5S ie : * Grito of W. 3. Dray of Grase Vaniey . Mt Anna L. Telter, born 73 years ‘Rector, and Mrs. C. 8. Libby. most] 46s 9 thing as taklag bridge games at SD ceinny at fe eal Pat ago at Mountain House, passed away delightfully entergained about 80 = = pails Mm Nevada City. After the wedding there will be a MRS. ANNA L. TELFER IS SUMMONED BY DEATH, Saturday morning at her home, 541 Pine stret in this city. THE NEVADA . Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Rector ‘Entertain at Tea Ladt Priday alternoos Mis. W. GC. ‘guests at the E. M. , tea. During the after noon several beauRector home at CITY. NUGGET: S oiiientineeiail MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1933 ——— SEE, WIFE SEEKS TO DIVORCE BRIDGE ENTHUSIAST ‘oo seriously, in the opinion of Mrs. Myrtle MeInturff. In a suit on file in superior court reception at the home of her parMrs. Telfer was the wife of the tiful fausienl nections Wale reudered anaes gait Me pee es ants, Mr. and Mrs. David Daniels. Rey. John Telfer, retired ministeripy Mrs. Jack Wolff of Grass Valley, a es ae St After a honeymoon spent in San struck her following a disagreement Franciseo and down on the. penisula they will live in a cosy little home Yecently built by Mr. Bray AuQure strat in Grass Valley Miss Daniels an accomplished and ‘attractive girl, is a graduate of tie ‘focal achcools and after graduating from Normal taught inthe Roseville @rammar schools for six years, where @he.is highly esteemed. W. JZ. Bray, beter known tnany frinds as John, on to his has built up a of the Mehtodist church. She leaves Earl A. Telfer of San Telfer of San Franof this three sons, Jose, Warren J. cisco and Waldo B. Telfer erty. Mrs. Telfer had many friends in this city who will mourn her passing. She shared in her husband’s long ministry in the Methodist chureh and won +jherself the love of those } with w hom she came in contact. Funeral services were held today} . Mrs. Lfv0y of Yreka ae the Miss: Ruth and Margaret Rector. Marshal Giselman accompanied the soloists. There were a number of out o affair. town guests present for the happy TRAFFIC DANGER. HIGHER BETWEEN over the game. she alleges, her. BURGLARS WITH RADIO KEEP TAB ON POLICE SACRAMENTO, Aug. 7—(UP)— Keeping a check on the movements of police radio patrol cars is the latOn one occasion, 1 he threw the cards at f Mrs. W. Anderson and two onthe dren of Lower Lake, are visiting her. have resided in Wheatland Several parents, Forest Supervisor and Mrs. R. L. P. Bigelow of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. George Clutter, who years, have returned to Nevada City to reside. While the in San Jose, where the family reé est activity of Sacramento burglars ey. good reputation in his business as. siged for many. years. Dr. A. ) AND § Pp M in an effor tto outwit the officers. on vaca ion = oainfer and paper hanger in botu . wesley Mell conducted the service. bf bd i a vacant housé “in the A Grass Valley and Nevada City. hee ans ee urtis park district a special patrolaad s : —— ra) is : = Mr. and Mrs. John Figurski and Around the clock through day andi jan found Joe Enz Pret Garena Lubren Clawson,:-his mother, Mrs. . their young son have moved into the night the tendency of motorists to] fixtures. Taking his prisoner outside F] E lal ‘Loren Williams, and nephew, Buster . residence formerly occupied by* Mr. ; &°t into trouble varies widely with} tne officer found a truck parked at Bd Ron Williams. returned last Week from a. and Mrs. Solon Chatfield and famthe hours, according to an analysis e of traffic accident records it a study the curb. The machine was equipped few days vacation spen in N lane. The Chatfields with a radio, tuned in on the local py : : 3: ae ays vacation spent at Milton ee gobi e ah s aa received by the Public Safety Depart-. ,oiice wave length . _. ‘OHEY are away in the country. You are at home. bch ae . _. ment. of the California State Auto-! tne “1ookout” man stationed in. 2 Yet any part of hundreds or thousands of miles cae: ie ==1. mobile Association. lthe truck escaped. pith eagh se to ee dei Plays to hs ie : . . > Gio 0 ‘ 5) The late afternoon, particularly ou decide to join em. gain yo BELLE S BEAUTY SHOP between 5 and 6 o’clock, is the per' S receiver, Over mountain, forest and valley your : i iod when, traffic accidents are most voice speeds to them. . i+7 Mill Street Grass Valley Phone 740 frequent. This finding is based on a ersonal . Charges for messages home-wu1d may be “reeaten study of 740,000 accidents through-. ©. C. Bennetts of Edwards Bridge versed,” if desired. a 5 é out the United States last year. It is} was in Nevada City Wednesday. i his is a time of . : P manent W ves $2.953.50-5.00 pointed out that t Z = sey! Garena ee ‘OMPAN er a ' heavy traffic, particularly in cities, A. E. and J. Deschwanden of Gold The : VHONE AND f2uruartt COMPANY = and that fatigue is also a probabie! Flat are making improvements at} Business Office 318 Broad Street Telephone 156 acia $ 2 an up factor with many motorists driving . their home. Hf: P homewrd after the day’s work. , Belle H. Thompson, formerly with the Star soli : Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curnow and : moet Peres Pewee tee © two daughters, Ruth and Beth, are \ Beauty Shop While the greatest number of-acci-. : e ° e we enjoying a vacation at Santa Cruz. ‘ ; dents occur during this hour, the}, } a EES the U : —— lady revealed Chat this 6 uot wis Miss Beth Curnow will enter the Un;

. = ; iversity of California, this fall. iad ™ SO renhebnentrenitieppaeee [hour of highest percentage of traf. : ¥ #. fice fatalities. That,distinction. is. 5.4. Grimes, part owner of the ie e ‘ F a found to belong to the hour between American Flag mine north of Nevada 4 *}7 and 8 o’clock in the evening, the ; ; A : City, came up from his home in Oak‘ : + result perhaps of the oncoming darkland to spend a féw days here with ; + ness ata time when traffic is still pelntienk f FREE DELIVERY % {somewhat heavy while visibility has j : . NE 30: ST. : JADA CITY 3 "eas jore a ig ar ce ; ; £ PHONE 302 BROAD ST oe % — More th seca per cic he Wile ‘thves year old sini of Phone 67 é Fresh and salted meats—Poultry of all kinds—Fresh * 5 2,480 of the — teas _ Mir kud Mis Wa Pearsy. of Willow rh i pained ur order ahead ep eae Cree We COE Valle 7, who was bitten on the lips ; ‘ fish Thursdays and Fridays Sayed aon * One of the surprises brought to iy % st Pane save aus is enue Our Desire to please You ‘ for fresh killed Tur eys *{light by the statisticians in their ansone tasly a go, is : : a alysis of traffie accident figures is ee cae OUR SPECIALTIES : BS pee, Pogues hae — per of all Mrs. John Rector and small son of Small Rib Steak, Tender and Juicy; fine TenKe ra ic eatns, an more han seven pee ava Vitine Yee 3 . se : ‘ 2 per cent of the injuries, are the rei oe derloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts of all kinds; Weinies re oe * a of eeu oe eunine Ine still in the east, will arrive soon for, and Superfine Saurkraut Py l 4 wee small hours of t ne OT OEE oF a visit with his parents. . Tey sen re nates ‘ . * from 1 o’clock to 6 o'clock. With] yf E ly z, * . traffic light during these hours, the, tn Gee co ae z ‘ if it sete te ieee tte teste tet teeetctestesttbbbetetete tb oboe **! conclusion derived is that reckless dest zONS Selio an . her aughCALANAN & RICHARDS driving is one of the major factors in ter, Miss Katherine Celio, will leave : the toll of deaths and injuries. tomorrow for Berkeley where Kath+ erine will enter the University of CAUTION NEEDED AT NIGHT eee, SPECIAL ape ; A ‘a a . California. ere is ample evidence,”’ e repePeeR PrRVMANENES i % >-00 port states, ‘‘to indicate that motorT ae aie " Grass Valley Cleaners is‘s driving at night, when it is more ne windows of Gildersleecve'® DUARTE and NATURAL No Extra Charges. Haircut included Genuine Supplies ans as Ne Substicutes Used print ship, have many old pictures of Nevada City, its people and several nearby imines. Many taken years ago and arouse much interest among old-timers. ED. BURTNER, Proprietor give a service that wiil please you Phone 375 We will credit your phone. difficult to see ahead, do not drive more cautiously than during the day‘light hours. This, as much as anyj thing else, accounts for the faet that more than twenty-two per cent of (@Il “nrétor*tatahties .occur between 8 were . 111 West Main Street O0eK pss ae “ 1 Arthur Dolan and ecg) eall oe and Thursday \ The safest hour, according to the uit uaghters “ retiirnéd pail their Saye lls os tinscse eee ee i . ve Be t . study is trom 6 to 7 o'clock in the Oe 1 S48 Pranciace after spending. liver-on-the-next.trip_over. xc usive eau y ‘morning, in whiche only a little more aes eee co gi en MAIL ORDERS GIVEN ; : ing his brother, James Dolan an Shop ,than one per cent of the accidents . i Dolan PROMPT ATTENTION occur. . Sacer ‘Home of Better Permanents ea Mrs. John Muscardini and sister, PHONE 60 215 WEST MAIN : FOREST Miss Frieda Hieronimous, returned Grass Valley, California . Saturday from a trip to th Chica; sor Spaeth go Exposition. They returnd via the oi * “Bs py hae! ep oo a Canadian route and enjoyed visiting : WETS MCC TANe OF MDAC VY IS Vin Oregon and Washingt — . . i ee friends here last Sunday. . sss 2 Mr. and Mrs. James Northcott and Mrs. R. Robbin , ‘ rs. R. s has moved into ; : : Canning Supplies fey daughtd@r, Helen of Grass Vallley,!tne Fiening house recently vacated QUIT YER FLDDLEN’ Speaking of high places . , — — _ visiting Mr. by Mrs. Green, mother, son, Music He couldn't mend the house . at this time, reminds us of a ge see : — ~ t Hotchkiss (nsttucter L. EB. Sweeney. The lattop house tops. Increased calls . a i i k " ate sais sos pew rig pee ter group have rented the Cartocelli When rain was pouring down,. for shingles, both Cedar Now i$ t e time 0 00 ove = , . e me Pe rubs one ‘. ¥Y . property beyond the state highway And something like a cloud and Composition as well rivg 3 . Ce ee a ee te wyitte home . puildings toward Town Talk. burst Go Bask ‘ would i k of cannin Su = : C : : Set . Was sloshing, round the town; ~ i OOTNE: on your $ oc Miss Dorothy Watkins is visiting H. F, Sofge, director of the meOf course the roof was leaking indicate that many have {her aunt, Mrs. Art King of North . chanical department, of the State “But then,’ said Ezra Lea, decided to get their roof lies and order what you may jSan Jusn for a tew days: : Printing office at\Sacramento, to“I can’t work in this weather ready for winter. We p a ; shel calf ; Mr-cand Mrs. R. Hayburst and} morrow will start the construction I’d ketch eald, don’t yuh see?” 1 li f daughter, Betty of San Rafael and }jof.a five room house in Willow Valcarry A COMP ete line o need from our most complete Lelia May and Sonny Shannessy of . ley. Mr. Sofge owns six or seven acAt length came summer shinges and will gladly ceil = ¥ a ' Nevada City returned to their res}res of what was once the Texas mine weather, sist in estimating your Se bd : pective homes Saturday after spena. property and for some time has made And all the town was ary, roofing requirements. stoc ‘a ing several days here vistiing Mrs. jhis summer home there. He is now “T -wish you'd fix that roof,’’ f ‘i Pe r$ P> Morris. building a year-around residence. said Jane, Being far removed as ; i e ¥ Miss Vivian Brunning returned to om mere But Ezra.answered, ‘why? from Arkansas we cannot Presto Glass Top Fruit Jars-Regular and wide Mouth her home in Portola Monday after . There ain’t no use in-frettin’ agree with their fiddler Ye Pini Pints and Q Fruit Cans: Pints and spending three weeks ‘here visiting . ! SOMETHING WRONG? When .wepther’s this-a4way; ; 2 Pints, Fim uarts : the W. E. Davies family. It may be the tubes— I likes tu set an’ smoke my a, d C Quarts—Jelly Glasses All Sizes: Mason Jar Lids, . Mrs. W. Watkins left for Placer. ') t may be the wiring— pipe, evada ounty ‘ . ; ville Saturday to visit her daughter . . : An’ jist enjoy the day.” Caps, Economy Caps, Fruit-wax, Paro-wax, Preser§! tor a few weeks. . mey ei aerials Lumber Co. . “ee Ss Mr. and Mrs. Fred Browning and £may the speaker— Now here in California Wh dent with we ; Ladi poons ‘ : SW EEE : “When you de us, : ving Kettles, Collanders, es, rge ’ children, Mrs. Earl Biggs and daugh-]. ) = -We can correct anything that es — . better way; bipeath profit.” + biliaeis eke, ter,Emma Rose, Mrs. Adams and is a t’s when the sun is shining ' Bob Wallace of Nevada City were in expert service is at your comoa ig are Rabie hay. . town "Tuesday. nd. ii nd when the storm clouds wy Delivered to your home in Nevada City or Grass . Mr. Raymond MclIntosh and son gather, aeher in ourregular delivery zones. of DownievilJ@ were in town on busiAnd rain comes pouring down, ness Tuesday: W H H AHN There’s not a leaky ‘roof to . + : ° * . td. eee eile wel sin of Alle . 4 ons ay, weste t a a! : 5 L _}ighany visited E. J. Wyllie and tamRadio Service a PHONE 29 ‘the N fly Wednesday. a FRED E. CONNER Mg o. 5 r. Te ce cisaponnia AUGUST 3.—-Paul Ryson left Wed-. . . 206 Mill St. . Grass Valley . NEVADA € , nesday to visit his grandmother in. ] Phones 71 office 358W Res. : Fresno for the next few months. ,