December 26, 1930 (8 pages)

~~ Nevada City Sanitarium with an atMr. a xa .Mrs. George Giidersleeve left Wednesday morning for a short ‘vaeation which will be spent with rel atives and friends in the Bay region. Tony and George Costa were here} ’ “Moday enroute from a visit in Saceh ramento to their home in Diwnie: Mr. and Mrs John W. Darke have returned from a visit to San Frahcis. Mr. and. Mrs. Roy McNamara of Tyler wore giana in the city last _ Tuesday. i Gilbert a i bavis, a student at Stanford is in the city for the holidays . visiting relatives. W. C. Fenton is confined ti the tack of intestinal ‘flu. M: Denicke and William Lacklin residents of-North San Juas were transaeting business in the city Louis Schmidt, a former resident of this city has arrived from Oakland on a ‘visit to his old home here. Eugene Tucker, student at the University of Nevada is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. Anna Cc. Tucker. George J. Osterman has arrived from Southern California to spend the hilidays with his mother, Mrs. George Searfe. Dan C. Donovan of North San Juan came down Tuesday enroute to Sisalia where he will visit with rela‘tives over the holidays. Miss Gertrude Payne member of the faculty at Sebastepol isin the city spending the holidays with relatives. . 3 Charles Haggerty, mining man of Snow Point was in the city Monday enroute to San Francisco where he will spend the holidays with relatives. i : Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Whitehead of, San Francisco passed through the eity Tuesday enroute to Columbia Hill where they will spend the holidays with Mrs. Whitehead’s mother, Mrs. C. J. English. i hart White Moc Mrs. L. W. Jenmens of Grass Valley left Tieaday tor Placerville to attend the funeral of théir late uncle, William Mufft, 78, ‘a pioneer resident of that section. F. A. Land, Tahoe Firest Ranger, has returned from San Franeisco, where he went to attend a meeting of ic the American Forestry Association. He will be stationed at Camptonville for the next few months taking the place of Ranger F. W. Meggers of that station who is making an extended visit with relatives Hto. teach school. in the east this winter. Miss Mary Jones who js attending the State Teachers’ Cillege in San ‘Jose hag arrived in the city to spend her vacation with her parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs. W .P. Jones. Miss Ada Rich left Sunday morning for Watsonville where she will be the guest of the Rahr family for the Christmas holidays. Kearn,. Fogarty, North San Juan \ postmaster, is.confined to the Sutter Hispital. in Sacramento suffering trim a. sinus triuble. ‘Miss Nadine Suttin is ose of the students attending the University of " California who has arrived to spend the holidayg -with relatvies. ‘Mrs. C.J. Brand and Miss Minnie are A left: ‘Sunday morning for SacYramento where they will visit the R. © we Gaylord family for ‘the holidays. Mr: and» Mrs. Langley Dorris ano ‘little son of San Francisco were hiliaay. guests ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Dorris = Mr, aud Mrs, A. F, Thore of Miss Gertrude Paine a member of the teaching staff of the Sebastopol é is in the city spending the a her parents, Mr. and 3 Davey. arrived_in the a ae from Berkeley e is a student at the Univerlifornia and will spend the vacation with her parents, ‘Mrs. Harry Davey. Stark, Jr., for some time with the Siberia mine, hag Grass Valley where he ed in professional. work sending out the boxit and other arms Wate'el *e. % MaPatae®, AMMA : ki Pores rapnttere Pe! vy “Ya, = tet, gh ae a*e"ete' — Sa%e%e' Pe e. ese era a™a' * A MERRY CHRISTMAS. Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family Men’s and Women’s Silk Hose. Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather 4 We also have a complete line of Rubber Zippers.” HOGAN’S SHOE STORE Mr. and Mrs. Worth for their generosity in giving the public the ues of the lobbies of the hotel so that people colild goin and set warm after standing out in the cold air, and also for the use of the balconies for the singers and the band. 0 THREE PASS TEACHERS EXAMINATION HERE Three of. the young ladies who took the examinations for’ teachers certificates during the latter part of last week were successful and were granted certificates entitling them They were: Miss Laurley M. Thompson of Walnut Creek; Mrs. Elnamae Saunders, of Berkeley; Miss Celeste A. Johnson of Riverdale. j 0. Mr. and Mrs R § Fitzsimmons and daughter Jean left Wednesday for Holister to spend the holiday with ‘Mrs Fitzsimmon’s brother. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Murchie and ‘son left early Wednesday morning ‘for. Los Angeles. where. they wil} spend the holiday season with their daughter. Bayliss Lindley, accompanied by his mother, arrived in Nevada City Tues‘dey evenin gto-spend Christmas. with rlatives here. They have just returned from a European trip of four months’ “duration. . “Miss Ada Rich, the genial water collector of the city, is enjoying her vacation of two weeks with her sister and niece at Watsonville. Lioyd “Penrose: is enjoying--a.twoweeks’ vacation fro the: art school Hin-SanFrancisco:— evening for Butte County to spend the Christmas vacation. ndHlbosMsrlioSnelivewill spending their Christmas vacation with. relatives in. Oakland. : ’ Mr and Mrs. Frank Davis are enjoying a family feunios. The guests inculde Mr; and Mrs. F: W. Bryant of Forest Hill, and daughter, Mrs E. Barnes of San Francisco; Mrs. Ann Da;'e: \and daughter Mrs, Martha Davics ‘of Marysville, and Mrs. Lylia Huskey of Palo Alto. Geo. Zetschie left for Redding due to the illness of his mother. — Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olsen. came Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith-are spendWE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS Our patrons have found that it is “different” from others; it is more: personal, more sympathetic. And( that is what you want when you have treuble in the family sueh as death and its attendant misfortunes MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME IN A WATCH OR PIECE OF JEWELERY AT H. A. HARTUNG & SON’S IT WILL BE A CONSTANT REMINDER THROUGHOUT THE YEARS TO COME * COME IN AND SEE OUR SPLENDID SELECTION H. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers = 124Mill ‘Street (Charles D.Corey left ‘tipo natin Mr. and Mrs, Charles Leiter are. /® A MERRY CHRISTMAS . TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS [town from Alleghany to spend the} WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS _R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DEPARTMENT DRUG. STORE \ 3 \ Fresh, Wholestuns: Appetizing Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a. small margin. of profit. a ‘SOME OF OUR SPECIALS . Small rib steaks, tender and uicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. Roasts of all kinds, Weinies and pee ae: Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET CALAHAN & RICHARDS KENNEDY ROYAL. MODEL: Th ~ This beautiful model is significent ot everything symbolized nip “The Royalty ef Radie,” It upholds every KENNEDY tradition. : Its exquisitely grained butt walnut side pagels and hand carved. quarter French deors refleet an elegence that is ébtained only-by ~ : : eombining the finest veneers and craftmanship with a design. ‘of distiaction,. Eyery true-iover of.fine furniture will, recognizethis model as a mastetpiece-—the most beautiful radio in. America, PIR Ne, ot BLESS ’ Ce a Gea 8 Meth GF A GT. be. se ee

~~ Nevada City Sanitarium with an atMr. a xa .Mrs. George Giidersleeve left Wednesday morning for a short ‘vaeation which will be spent with rel atives and friends in the Bay region. Tony and George Costa were here} ’ “Moday enroute from a visit in Saceh ramento to their home in Diwnie: Mr. and Mrs John W. Darke have returned from a visit to San Frahcis. Mr. and. Mrs. Roy McNamara of Tyler wore giana in the city last _ Tuesday. i Gilbert a i bavis, a student at Stanford is in the city for the holidays . visiting relatives. W. C. Fenton is confined ti the tack of intestinal ‘flu. M: Denicke and William Lacklin residents of-North San Juas were transaeting business in the city Louis Schmidt, a former resident of this city has arrived from Oakland on a ‘visit to his old home here. Eugene Tucker, student at the University of Nevada is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. Anna Cc. Tucker. George J. Osterman has arrived from Southern California to spend the hilidays with his mother, Mrs. George Searfe. Dan C. Donovan of North San Juan came down Tuesday enroute to Sisalia where he will visit with rela‘tives over the holidays. Miss Gertrude Payne member of the faculty at Sebastepol isin the city spending the holidays with relatives. . 3 Charles Haggerty, mining man of Snow Point was in the city Monday enroute to San Francisco where he will spend the holidays with relatives. i : Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Whitehead of, San Francisco passed through the eity Tuesday enroute to Columbia Hill where they will spend the holidays with Mrs. Whitehead’s mother, Mrs. C. J. English. i hart White Moc Mrs. L. W. Jenmens of Grass Valley left Tieaday tor Placerville to attend the funeral of théir late uncle, William Mufft, 78, ‘a pioneer resident of that section. F. A. Land, Tahoe Firest Ranger, has returned from San Franeisco, where he went to attend a meeting of ic the American Forestry Association. He will be stationed at Camptonville for the next few months taking the place of Ranger F. W. Meggers of that station who is making an extended visit with relatives Hto. teach school. in the east this winter. Miss Mary Jones who js attending the State Teachers’ Cillege in San ‘Jose hag arrived in the city to spend her vacation with her parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs. W .P. Jones. Miss Ada Rich left Sunday morning for Watsonville where she will be the guest of the Rahr family for the Christmas holidays. Kearn,. Fogarty, North San Juan \ postmaster, is.confined to the Sutter Hispital. in Sacramento suffering trim a. sinus triuble. ‘Miss Nadine Suttin is ose of the students attending the University of " California who has arrived to spend the holidayg -with relatvies. ‘Mrs. C.J. Brand and Miss Minnie are A left: ‘Sunday morning for SacYramento where they will visit the R. © we Gaylord family for ‘the holidays. Mr: and» Mrs. Langley Dorris ano ‘little son of San Francisco were hiliaay. guests ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Dorris = Mr, aud Mrs, A. F, Thore of Miss Gertrude Paine a member of the teaching staff of the Sebastopol é is in the city spending the a her parents, Mr. and 3 Davey. arrived_in the a ae from Berkeley e is a student at the Univerlifornia and will spend the vacation with her parents, ‘Mrs. Harry Davey. Stark, Jr., for some time with the Siberia mine, hag Grass Valley where he ed in professional. work sending out the boxit and other arms Wate'el *e. % MaPatae®, AMMA : ki Pores rapnttere Pe! vy “Ya, = tet, gh ae a*e"ete' — Sa%e%e' Pe e. ese era a™a' * A MERRY CHRISTMAS. Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family Men’s and Women’s Silk Hose. Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather

4 We also have a complete line of Rubber Zippers.” HOGAN’S SHOE STORE Mr. and Mrs. Worth for their generosity in giving the public the ues of the lobbies of the hotel so that people colild goin and set warm after standing out in the cold air, and also for the use of the balconies for the singers and the band. 0 THREE PASS TEACHERS EXAMINATION HERE Three of. the young ladies who took the examinations for’ teachers certificates during the latter part of last week were successful and were granted certificates entitling them They were: Miss Laurley M. Thompson of Walnut Creek; Mrs. Elnamae Saunders, of Berkeley; Miss Celeste A. Johnson of Riverdale. j 0. Mr. and Mrs R § Fitzsimmons and daughter Jean left Wednesday for Holister to spend the holiday with ‘Mrs Fitzsimmon’s brother. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Murchie and ‘son left early Wednesday morning ‘for. Los Angeles. where. they wil} spend the holiday season with their daughter. Bayliss Lindley, accompanied by his mother, arrived in Nevada City Tues‘dey evenin gto-spend Christmas. with rlatives here. They have just returned from a European trip of four months’ “duration. . “Miss Ada Rich, the genial water collector of the city, is enjoying her vacation of two weeks with her sister and niece at Watsonville. Lioyd “Penrose: is enjoying--a.twoweeks’ vacation fro the: art school Hin-SanFrancisco:— evening for Butte County to spend the Christmas vacation. ndHlbosMsrlioSnelivewill spending their Christmas vacation with. relatives in. Oakland. : ’ Mr and Mrs. Frank Davis are enjoying a family feunios. The guests inculde Mr; and Mrs. F: W. Bryant of Forest Hill, and daughter, Mrs E. Barnes of San Francisco; Mrs. Ann Da;'e: \and daughter Mrs, Martha Davics ‘of Marysville, and Mrs. Lylia Huskey of Palo Alto. Geo. Zetschie left for Redding due to the illness of his mother. — Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olsen. came Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith-are spendWE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS Our patrons have found that it is “different” from others; it is more: personal, more sympathetic. And( that is what you want when you have treuble in the family sueh as death and its attendant misfortunes MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME IN A WATCH OR PIECE OF JEWELERY AT H. A. HARTUNG & SON’S IT WILL BE A CONSTANT REMINDER THROUGHOUT THE YEARS TO COME * COME IN AND SEE OUR SPLENDID SELECTION H. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers = 124Mill ‘Street (Charles D.Corey left ‘tipo natin Mr. and Mrs, Charles Leiter are. /® A MERRY CHRISTMAS . TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS [town from Alleghany to spend the} WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS _R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DEPARTMENT DRUG. STORE \ 3 \ Fresh, Wholestuns: Appetizing Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a. small margin. of profit. a ‘SOME OF OUR SPECIALS . Small rib steaks, tender and uicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. Roasts of all kinds, Weinies and pee ae: Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET CALAHAN & RICHARDS KENNEDY ROYAL. MODEL: Th ~ This beautiful model is significent ot everything symbolized nip “The Royalty ef Radie,” It upholds every KENNEDY tradition. : Its exquisitely grained butt walnut side pagels and hand carved. quarter French deors refleet an elegence that is ébtained only-by ~ : : eombining the finest veneers and craftmanship with a design. ‘of distiaction,. Eyery true-iover of.fine furniture will, recognizethis model as a mastetpiece-—the most beautiful radio in. America, PIR Ne, ot BLESS ’ Ce a Gea 8 Meth GF A GT. be. se ee