December 24, 1937 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX NEVADA City NUGGET ‘Dorsonal . Cc. H Chatfield of Pike was a ep vada City visitor Wednesday. With . his wife he will spend Christmas in! this city with his son, field and family. This will be the. first time in all the years of the mar“tied life of Mr. and Mrs. Chatfield that the family reunion has not been. held at their home in Tyler. Mr. and . Mrs. C.°H. Chatfield motored to San} Andreas last month to. celebrate) their fiftieth or golden wedding an-. niversary on November .20. Mrs. Mabel Flint, teacher in the. grammar scool, and daughter, Miss . “Velma Flint, will ‘go to Oakland to. spend Christmas with relatives. Mrs. Flint’s brother, Charles Williams, resides in Oakland and her son, Max Flint is also in Oakland. Miss Bonnie Flint another daughter who is . training for a nurse in San Francis-j. co, will also be present to enjoy the . holiday. . Earl Kriegel, wife and two sons! of Auburn will spend Christmas in . this city with Kriegel’s mother, Mrs. Selma Kriegel, and sister, Miss Katjie Kriegel. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolton will hold a family reunion Christmas day. Invited to be present are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Katzer and son of DixTed Sinnock and on; Mr. and Mrs. son of Colfax; Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Bolton, Grass Valley. Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Miss Alberta Bolton, Junior Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rickard will have as Christmas guests Mrs. Rickard’s sistér and husband, Mr. and frs. August Hertneck of Berkeley. Mrs. Lou Hestian came*down from the Spanish mine and is Spending some time in this city visiting Mrs. . ; Will Henry. Fred Joubert, who interested in the Depot Hill mine at Camptonville, was a business visitor in this city Wednesday. Ted LeMaire, who is interested in the Irelan mine at Alleghany, stopped over in Nevada City Tuesday . night, leaving for the mine Wednes. day. He has been in southern Call. fornia in the interests of his prop. erty. Gurdon Leete of San Francisco . -will arrive this evening to spend, Christmas with his parents, Mr. and . Mrs. H. M.Leete. . \ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Henry and Mr.} Henry’s father, William Henry, Dan . Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hes-. tian will come down from the Spanish mine camp above Washington and‘ spend Christmas day in Nevada City with Mrs. Will Henry. ‘Robert Proctor, student at the Sa otatty of California, is at his parents home on the Banner road for the Christmas holiday. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn and son, Ben Tamblyn, aud daughter, Miss Ruth Tamblyn, will attend the football game in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena-during the holidays Their daughter, Miss. Vivian Tamblyn, teacher in the Ventura schools. will join them for the trip. f Norman Shaw and son of San Francisco will spend Christmas in this city with his sister, Mrs. Hal D. Draper and family. There will be a family re.union in the C. B. O'Connor home in this is Clayton Chat-' [ FOR . She ne aaa : FINAL MEN’S Men’s Garters, Belts your choice B43 TC 207 Broad S SHIRTS $1.00 and Suspenders, 50c to $1.00 values, ar eee MEN’S PAJAMAS — $1.25 Men’s Hats 1.49. 3.29 (Some Wilson and Mallory hats at latter price.) THE LACE HOUSE. ' Will Close Dec. 24----Reopen Jan. 3 CLOSE-OUT Sa WINDOWS Ladies’ . FALL COATS $1.00 Ladies’ Fall Dresses 5. NEVADA CITY come home; Miss Evelyn O’Connor, teacher in the Roseville schools, is home for the vacation and a son, Albert O’Connor, will come up from San Francisco. Councilman James Harry of Sacramento attended the funeral of his late brother, Jack Harry, Sunday, and also visited relatives and friends in this city. Dudley. Ducotey of Grass Valley and miner in the North Star mine, suffered a mashed foot early yesterday morning when it was run over by a mule train of ore cars. An Xray will be made to determine whether or not any bones were broken. Mrs. John Tognarelli was called to Cordelia Monday to be with her late brother, Nick Ratta, who passed away this week and was buried yesterday. Mr. Ratta has visited here at different times. Mr. Ratta was only 45 years of age and had been ill several months. ‘ Mrs. Verle Gray of Lodi motored to!Nevada City Thursday. Her aunt, city on Christmas day. Mr. O’Connor who is in hte Camptonville: area will} Miss Marietta Ragon, of Grove street GROCERIES DATES Package ALLBRAN 2 packages . : TUBEROSE PEACHES iT 2'4 Can Ss LUXUS PEAS 2 for PALACE CORN 2 for : . TOMATO SAUCE : 6 for . PINEAPPLE 9 oz. can . . CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 9 oz. can Jackson Free eugetet # . pccoutp awed ct: sar to Lodi. and will . spend Christmas -and the holidays . with Miss Ragon’s sister, Mrs. C. R. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Rector will spend Christmas in San Francisco with their son, Dr. John Mott Rector and family. Henry Warren VanBerg of Los Angeles is expectced to come to Nevada City to spend Christmas and the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin VanBerg. Andrew Carey who is employed at a mine near Alleghany as mill man, came down yesterday to spend Christmas:-at his home in this city. George Caréy left ‘Tuesday for San Francisco to spend the winter with his sister, Miss Mary Carey. Miss Iris Murchie, teacher in the Roseville schools, is spending the Christmas holidays in Nevada City with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murchie. J. Howard Keene and wife of San Jose arrived in Nevada City Wednesday to make a two day visit with Keene’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8 Keene, Miss Fidella Legg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs:.George Legg is up from Vallejo to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents at their ‘home on Nevada street, P, G. Seadden is in Sacramento for the Christmas holidays. He will return to Nevada City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Coughlan will go to Columbia Hill to spend Christmas at the Coughlan Brothers ranch. This is a yearly event with Mr. Coughlan and a happy time is spent by the several brothers and ‘mother, Mrs. Ellen Coughlan. “Rev. H. H. Buckner, who underwent surgery and has been in a Sacramento hospital for. some _ time, went to Auburn Wednesday with his wife. They will remain for a time with their daughter, Mrs. Arnold Murehie and Mr. Murchie. Mr, and Mrs. Edd Addington will leave the day after Christmas for Feather Falls, Butte county. Mr. Addington will work on a power line for the Feather River power com-pany. Dr. and Mrs. David Reeder will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley . * Christmas day. Miss Ethel Ross, teacher in the Monterey schools, arrived in Nevada City this week to spend the holidays and Christmas with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moody will have as dinner guests Christmas day the following family members, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bonivert, Mr. and Mrs, Effelfinger, Miss Ethel’ Ross and Mrs. (Moody’s sister, Mrs. Bess Davis and F family. rand clipping from her aunt in Gloversville, New York state, t this week. The clipping was a splendid picture of the ‘‘‘flying Dutchman” over Goodyears Bar creek used to take the place of. the washed out bridge for a few days after the Downieville flood. Two women were seated in the Dutchman. : Mr. and Mrs. John Ghidotti Prospecct street will entertain with a family reunion and dinner Christmas day. The following will be present Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Weeks and son of Auburn; Mr, and Mrs. Frank of Ghidotti ,Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rore and children, Mrs, T. Penrose and family. Harlath Brock, high school graduate with the ’37 class, returned Wednesday from Los Angeles, where he has been working, to spend the holidays with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brock. Louie Netz, who is taking a high school business course in San Francisco, is expected home for the Christmas holidays and vacation to be spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Netz. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coughlan of OLD HOME BURNS DOWN IN CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 21.—The King house located on Main street was completely destroyed by fire 7 o’clock Monday morning. The origin of the fire is not known but when discovered was of such proportions that it could not be extinguished, The flames were aided by a very strong north wind which reduced the large residence to ashes in less than half an hour. It was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Vance Durfee and their infant child and brother Gus Durfee. The men had gone to work short-. ly after Mrs. Durfee discovered the whole place on fire, she barely had time to rescue her little girl and flee. An alarm was spread and the townspeople responded and helned ‘keep the fire from spreading to the Cleveland home next door. The forest service had their pump truck in use. Very little of the contents were saved and the loss’ is a total one with no insurance. The house belonged ‘to James M. King of Browns Valley and Ea G. King of McCloud. It was an old time residence. > LAID TO REST Last rites for the late Mrs. JosephFuneral Home yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock. ducted the services. Mrs. ine Jewett were held at the Holmes . , Rev. E. J. Gray conJewett passed away at the home of her brother Gus Hoffman on. Nevada street Silva guests their daughter, Mrs. C. H. and niece Evelyn, will enjoy Christmas holiday Oakland. Mrs. spend Christmas in San Harry Parsons, sonville, western suburb of Francisco. an denjoy a rest for a time. Rey. Elwood Gray, who is preach ing in the Rev. H. H. Buckner is away, wil his family in Sacramento. This wil be his first seven years. DeWitt Nelson, visit in San Francisco. They wil and Mrs. C. two children. avenue will have as holiday King, and son, Jimmie, of San Francisco, and son Darrell Coughlin and, family of Alameda. Mrs. Adelaide Reilly and _ her daughter, Jéan, will spend Christmas with relatives in the east bay district. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Leiter the with. relatives in Martha Dillon ‘eft today to ex-soldier of ParNevada City, left today to go to the soldier’s home at Yountville. He will arrive in time to spend,the holidays there Methodist church while ‘eave Friday to spend Christmas with Christmas at home in superintendent of tle Tahoe National Forest and Mrs. Nelson returned Wednesday from a have as Christmas day guests Mr. M. Gwin and two children, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Al Huson will enjoy . . a family reunion Christmas day and the following children will be pre LONG DISTANCE TALK TO CHEER FAMILIES HERE Christmas day cy with: be a joyful one for the McCraney and Bettles families of Nevada City when they gather and talk over the telephone jo the Philippine Islands and converse with their husbands and fathers, Messrs. O. McCraney and. Gordon Bettles, during the morning. Mr. McCraney left Nevada City in April and Mr. 'Bettles left a short time afterwards to take positions with Pan Philippine Syndicate mining corporation in the islands. ; Mrs. McCraney also has as guests for the holidays her niéce, Miss Catherine Booth of Younkers, New York state, sister in law, Miss R. McCraney of, San Francisco, and son and daughter, Tom and Amy Lou McCraney, ‘the latter two coming up from the bay district where they are attending University of California. sent, and Mrs. John Deschwanden and: two sons, Gold Flat; Mr. and 1 Mrs. Virgil Nugent, Grass Valley and Sargent Huson. The Clemo house on Walrath, which was badly burned by fire last Sunday has been practically re-roofed and interior repairs made. ; Mrs. 'Marceline Fischer and son, Maswell, of San Francisco will spend Christmas with Mrs. Fischer’s brother, Robert Gates, and other relatives. E Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schiffner of San Francisco will arrive today to Mr. Schiffspend (Christmas with ner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Schiffner. Mrs. Etta Los Camp, grandmother of Milton Schiffner who has been visiting in the Los Angeles and San Francisco area will return to Nevada City with them, Laéy Jones, California University student, is in this city for the holidays. ———e CHRISTMAS IN HOSPITAL For the first time in twenty seven Harry Stephens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Stephens will spend his Christmas away from home. Last June Harry was hurt in a truck mishap on the Ta kiah highway and has been in the W. P. Jones Memorial hospital ever since. 'His many friends, however, will be glad to hear that he is improving. years, SELBY FLAT NOTES W. J. Manley has been quite busy improving Camp Minaluta this fall. He has been building tent platforms and various other work to make the camp presentable for the girls next summer. Arrangements have been made so that the senior and junior ers and separate parts of the camp ground. Mr. ing, improvements on his. property, . formerly the Gordon Ross home. Mr, -. Larabee is the representative of the Standard Oil in this locality. 1 Mrs. May Williams and her son are also making. improvements on 1. their home. Rudolph Younker has purchased a new horse. We are glad to see work being done on the north side of Sugar Loaf mountain by our supervisor C. Ss. 1) Arbogast. In widening the road there has been some rock blasting and there has been a good deal of crushed rock used from the top of Sugar Loaf to around Lake Vera. recently Correct Glasses — W. P. Sawyer, M. P: Ott Bldg., Nevada City. Nevada SHE'S NO LADY: ALCATRAZ ISLA Rebellion. Kiddies matinee. Broadway Melody Matinee Sunday. with never a chance to escape. It’s SUNDAY > eatre This is a lively tale of two smart Alecs who weren't smart enough to fool each otl FRIDAY SATURDAY Kidnapers! Killers! imND: mured in the grim fort= ress facing Golden Gate, rendezvous. of crime-czars. And Robert -Taylor of 1 938:: nd _ Eleanor ®Powell in a love tinted romance leading a ony 0 cast of fun and music stars. A Merry Mrs. John Zunino received a letter A : Monday night. Christmas AND Happy New Year TO ALL FROM BOLTON’ Ss ON: PINE STREET divisions will have separate quar<-« Larabee of Selby Hill is mak-ealindinn, acioceeneeaniuncenee ae see Se

PAGE SIX NEVADA City NUGGET ‘Dorsonal . Cc. H Chatfield of Pike was a ep vada City visitor Wednesday. With . his wife he will spend Christmas in! this city with his son, field and family. This will be the. first time in all the years of the mar“tied life of Mr. and Mrs. Chatfield that the family reunion has not been. held at their home in Tyler. Mr. and . Mrs. C.°H. Chatfield motored to San} Andreas last month to. celebrate) their fiftieth or golden wedding an-. niversary on November .20. Mrs. Mabel Flint, teacher in the. grammar scool, and daughter, Miss . “Velma Flint, will ‘go to Oakland to. spend Christmas with relatives. Mrs. Flint’s brother, Charles Williams, resides in Oakland and her son, Max Flint is also in Oakland. Miss Bonnie Flint another daughter who is . training for a nurse in San Francis-j. co, will also be present to enjoy the . holiday. . Earl Kriegel, wife and two sons! of Auburn will spend Christmas in . this city with Kriegel’s mother, Mrs. Selma Kriegel, and sister, Miss Katjie Kriegel. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolton will hold a family reunion Christmas day. Invited to be present are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Katzer and son of DixTed Sinnock and on; Mr. and Mrs. son of Colfax; Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Bolton, Grass Valley. Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Miss Alberta Bolton, Junior Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rickard will have as Christmas guests Mrs. Rickard’s sistér and husband, Mr. and frs. August Hertneck of Berkeley. Mrs. Lou Hestian came*down from the Spanish mine and is Spending some time in this city visiting Mrs. . ; Will Henry. Fred Joubert, who interested in the Depot Hill mine at Camptonville, was a business visitor in this city Wednesday. Ted LeMaire, who is interested in the Irelan mine at Alleghany, stopped over in Nevada City Tuesday . night, leaving for the mine Wednes. day. He has been in southern Call. fornia in the interests of his prop. erty. Gurdon Leete of San Francisco . -will arrive this evening to spend, Christmas with his parents, Mr. and . Mrs. H. M.Leete. . \ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Henry and Mr.} Henry’s father, William Henry, Dan . Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hes-. tian will come down from the Spanish mine camp above Washington and‘ spend Christmas day in Nevada City with Mrs. Will Henry. ‘Robert Proctor, student at the Sa otatty of California, is at his parents home on the Banner road for the Christmas holiday. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn and son, Ben Tamblyn, aud daughter, Miss Ruth Tamblyn, will attend the football game in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena-during the holidays Their daughter, Miss. Vivian Tamblyn, teacher in the Ventura schools. will join them for the trip. f Norman Shaw and son of San Francisco will spend Christmas in this city with his sister, Mrs. Hal D. Draper and family. There will be a family re.union in the C. B. O'Connor home in this is Clayton Chat-' [ FOR . She ne aaa : FINAL MEN’S Men’s Garters, Belts your choice B43 TC 207 Broad S SHIRTS $1.00 and Suspenders, 50c to $1.00 values, ar eee MEN’S PAJAMAS — $1.25 Men’s Hats 1.49. 3.29 (Some Wilson and Mallory hats at latter price.) THE LACE HOUSE. ' Will Close Dec. 24----Reopen Jan. 3 CLOSE-OUT Sa WINDOWS Ladies’ . FALL COATS $1.00 Ladies’ Fall Dresses 5. NEVADA CITY come home; Miss Evelyn O’Connor, teacher in the Roseville schools, is home for the vacation and a son, Albert O’Connor, will come up from San Francisco. Councilman James Harry of Sacramento attended the funeral of his late brother, Jack Harry, Sunday, and also visited relatives and friends in this city. Dudley. Ducotey of Grass Valley and miner in the North Star mine, suffered a mashed foot early yesterday morning when it was run over by a mule train of ore cars. An Xray will be made to determine whether or not any bones were broken. Mrs. John Tognarelli was called to Cordelia Monday to be with her late brother, Nick Ratta, who passed away this week and was buried yesterday. Mr. Ratta has visited here at different times. Mr. Ratta was only 45 years of age and had been ill several months. ‘ Mrs. Verle Gray of Lodi motored to!Nevada City Thursday. Her aunt, city on Christmas day. Mr. O’Connor who is in hte Camptonville: area will} Miss Marietta Ragon, of Grove street GROCERIES DATES Package ALLBRAN 2 packages . : TUBEROSE PEACHES iT 2'4 Can Ss LUXUS PEAS 2 for PALACE CORN 2 for : . TOMATO SAUCE : 6 for . PINEAPPLE 9 oz. can . . CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 9 oz. can Jackson Free eugetet # . pccoutp awed ct: sar to Lodi. and will . spend Christmas -and the holidays . with Miss Ragon’s sister, Mrs. C. R. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Rector will spend Christmas in San Francisco with their son, Dr. John Mott Rector and family. Henry Warren VanBerg of Los Angeles is expectced to come to Nevada City to spend Christmas and the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin VanBerg. Andrew Carey who is employed at a mine near Alleghany as mill man, came down yesterday to spend Christmas:-at his home in this city. George Caréy left ‘Tuesday for San Francisco to spend the winter with his sister, Miss Mary Carey. Miss Iris Murchie, teacher in the Roseville schools, is spending the Christmas holidays in Nevada City with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murchie. J. Howard Keene and wife of San Jose arrived in Nevada City Wednesday to make a two day visit with Keene’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8 Keene, Miss Fidella Legg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs:.George Legg is up from Vallejo to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents at their ‘home on Nevada street, P, G. Seadden is in Sacramento for the Christmas holidays. He will return to Nevada City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Coughlan will go to Columbia Hill to spend Christmas at the Coughlan Brothers ranch. This is a yearly event with Mr. Coughlan and a happy time is spent by the several brothers and ‘mother, Mrs. Ellen Coughlan. “Rev. H. H. Buckner, who underwent surgery and has been in a Sacramento hospital for. some _ time, went to Auburn Wednesday with his wife. They will remain for a time with their daughter, Mrs. Arnold Murehie and Mr. Murchie. Mr, and Mrs. Edd Addington will leave the day after Christmas for Feather Falls, Butte county. Mr. Addington will work on a power line for the Feather River power com-pany. Dr. and Mrs. David Reeder will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley . * Christmas day. Miss Ethel Ross, teacher in the Monterey schools, arrived in Nevada City this week to spend the holidays and Christmas with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moody will have as dinner guests Christmas day the following family members, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bonivert, Mr. and Mrs, Effelfinger, Miss Ethel’ Ross and Mrs. (Moody’s sister, Mrs. Bess Davis and F family. rand clipping from her aunt in Gloversville, New York state, t this week.

The clipping was a splendid picture of the ‘‘‘flying Dutchman” over Goodyears Bar creek used to take the place of. the washed out bridge for a few days after the Downieville flood. Two women were seated in the Dutchman. : Mr. and Mrs. John Ghidotti Prospecct street will entertain with a family reunion and dinner Christmas day. The following will be present Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Weeks and son of Auburn; Mr, and Mrs. Frank of Ghidotti ,Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rore and children, Mrs, T. Penrose and family. Harlath Brock, high school graduate with the ’37 class, returned Wednesday from Los Angeles, where he has been working, to spend the holidays with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brock. Louie Netz, who is taking a high school business course in San Francisco, is expected home for the Christmas holidays and vacation to be spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Netz. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coughlan of OLD HOME BURNS DOWN IN CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 21.—The King house located on Main street was completely destroyed by fire 7 o’clock Monday morning. The origin of the fire is not known but when discovered was of such proportions that it could not be extinguished, The flames were aided by a very strong north wind which reduced the large residence to ashes in less than half an hour. It was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Vance Durfee and their infant child and brother Gus Durfee. The men had gone to work short-. ly after Mrs. Durfee discovered the whole place on fire, she barely had time to rescue her little girl and flee. An alarm was spread and the townspeople responded and helned ‘keep the fire from spreading to the Cleveland home next door. The forest service had their pump truck in use. Very little of the contents were saved and the loss’ is a total one with no insurance. The house belonged ‘to James M. King of Browns Valley and Ea G. King of McCloud. It was an old time residence. > LAID TO REST Last rites for the late Mrs. JosephFuneral Home yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock. ducted the services. Mrs. ine Jewett were held at the Holmes . , Rev. E. J. Gray conJewett passed away at the home of her brother Gus Hoffman on. Nevada street Silva guests their daughter, Mrs. C. H. and niece Evelyn, will enjoy Christmas holiday Oakland. Mrs. spend Christmas in San Harry Parsons, sonville, western suburb of Francisco. an denjoy a rest for a time. Rey. Elwood Gray, who is preach ing in the Rev. H. H. Buckner is away, wil his family in Sacramento. This wil be his first seven years. DeWitt Nelson, visit in San Francisco. They wil and Mrs. C. two children. avenue will have as holiday King, and son, Jimmie, of San Francisco, and son Darrell Coughlin and, family of Alameda. Mrs. Adelaide Reilly and _ her daughter, Jéan, will spend Christmas with relatives in the east bay district. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Leiter the with. relatives in Martha Dillon ‘eft today to ex-soldier of ParNevada City, left today to go to the soldier’s home at Yountville. He will arrive in time to spend,the holidays there Methodist church while ‘eave Friday to spend Christmas with Christmas at home in superintendent of tle Tahoe National Forest and Mrs. Nelson returned Wednesday from a have as Christmas day guests Mr. M. Gwin and two children, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Al Huson will enjoy . . a family reunion Christmas day and the following children will be pre LONG DISTANCE TALK TO CHEER FAMILIES HERE Christmas day cy with: be a joyful one for the McCraney and Bettles families of Nevada City when they gather and talk over the telephone jo the Philippine Islands and converse with their husbands and fathers, Messrs. O. McCraney and. Gordon Bettles, during the morning. Mr. McCraney left Nevada City in April and Mr. 'Bettles left a short time afterwards to take positions with Pan Philippine Syndicate mining corporation in the islands. ; Mrs. McCraney also has as guests for the holidays her niéce, Miss Catherine Booth of Younkers, New York state, sister in law, Miss R. McCraney of, San Francisco, and son and daughter, Tom and Amy Lou McCraney, ‘the latter two coming up from the bay district where they are attending University of California. sent, and Mrs. John Deschwanden and: two sons, Gold Flat; Mr. and 1 Mrs. Virgil Nugent, Grass Valley and Sargent Huson. The Clemo house on Walrath, which was badly burned by fire last Sunday has been practically re-roofed and interior repairs made. ; Mrs. 'Marceline Fischer and son, Maswell, of San Francisco will spend Christmas with Mrs. Fischer’s brother, Robert Gates, and other relatives. E Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schiffner of San Francisco will arrive today to Mr. Schiffspend (Christmas with ner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Schiffner. Mrs. Etta Los Camp, grandmother of Milton Schiffner who has been visiting in the Los Angeles and San Francisco area will return to Nevada City with them, Laéy Jones, California University student, is in this city for the holidays. ———e CHRISTMAS IN HOSPITAL For the first time in twenty seven Harry Stephens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Stephens will spend his Christmas away from home. Last June Harry was hurt in a truck mishap on the Ta kiah highway and has been in the W. P. Jones Memorial hospital ever since. 'His many friends, however, will be glad to hear that he is improving. years, SELBY FLAT NOTES W. J. Manley has been quite busy improving Camp Minaluta this fall. He has been building tent platforms and various other work to make the camp presentable for the girls next summer. Arrangements have been made so that the senior and junior ers and separate parts of the camp ground. Mr. ing, improvements on his. property, . formerly the Gordon Ross home. Mr, -. Larabee is the representative of the Standard Oil in this locality. 1 Mrs. May Williams and her son are also making. improvements on 1. their home. Rudolph Younker has purchased a new horse. We are glad to see work being done on the north side of Sugar Loaf mountain by our supervisor C. Ss. 1) Arbogast. In widening the road there has been some rock blasting and there has been a good deal of crushed rock used from the top of Sugar Loaf to around Lake Vera. recently Correct Glasses — W. P. Sawyer, M. P: Ott Bldg., Nevada City. Nevada SHE'S NO LADY: ALCATRAZ ISLA Rebellion. Kiddies matinee. Broadway Melody Matinee Sunday. with never a chance to escape. It’s SUNDAY > eatre This is a lively tale of two smart Alecs who weren't smart enough to fool each otl FRIDAY SATURDAY Kidnapers! Killers! imND: mured in the grim fort= ress facing Golden Gate, rendezvous. of crime-czars. And Robert -Taylor of 1 938:: nd _ Eleanor ®Powell in a love tinted romance leading a ony 0 cast of fun and music stars. A Merry Mrs. John Zunino received a letter A : Monday night. Christmas AND Happy New Year TO ALL FROM BOLTON’ Ss ON: PINE STREET divisions will have separate quar<-« Larabee of Selby Hill is mak-ealindinn, acioceeneeaniuncenee ae see Se