December 4, 1936 (8 pages)

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conner had as week end guests at Hotel, Dean of Independence, _ and Mr. Dean’s daughter, Mrs. Vieda ___NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1936” the National a brother-in-law, Mr. G. B. California, Pierce, also of Independence. With them were Mr. and Mrs. L. Jones of the same place. Mr. Dean is a retired mining. engineer. “eae SOCIAL . PARTIES, WEDDINGS and CLUB NOTES EVENTS . . pa Selling Out SALE ‘I Vogue Dress Shoppe ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY DECEMBER 9 SALE STARTS TODAY OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY DURING THE SALE MILLINERY BLOUSES BATH ROBES SLEEPING PAJAMAS SWEATERS HOSE CORSETS Some of our low sale prices BATH ROBES BLANKET ROBES FLANNEL ROBES—ALL WOOLFALL PRINT DRESSES CHALLAIS, ETC. SLEEPING PAJAMAS BALBRIGGAN 7’ CK STITCH AT VOGUE Dress Shoppe 130 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY Monarch Coffee Prouse Drive e@ @ In Market NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY Open 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. Saturday Night 9 p. m. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Monarch Coffee Boca Coffee Fancy Ceylon and India Tea Fancy Spider Leg Green Tea pesenPure Preserves. Assorted Flavors 3 Ib. vacuum jar 90c 1 Ib. vacuum can 28c 1 vacuum can 25c 2 Ib. jar 34c Pure Orange.Marmalade —Monarch Brand— 1 pound jar 34c Our Franquette Walnuts Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel 2 . b. jar 38c Chocolate Covered Cherries Fancy Chocolates Candy sa ih Table size Oranges 2 dozen 35c Jumbo Bunches Carrots Large White Cauliflour . Lettuce ‘Fancy Yellow Sweet Potatoes Yams Parsnips 4 lbs. . 5c Celery—Green, Large 22 1 Ib. box 25c 1 Ib. box 39c Ibs. Hershey Kisses 59¢ Per box $2.25 2 heads 5c 4 Ibs. 15c 4 Ibs. 22c 12 Bars White Laundry Soap 3 Bars Camay, Palmolive, Life Buoy and Lux 19c Toilet Soap . Laundry Starch . . Bacon Sliced or by the Piece—Per lb. : —WE HAVE CHEESE AND LUNCH MEATS— i spending several months in i tle fields of France. Mrs. Celia Clemo Celebrates Birthday Mrs. Celia Clemo celebrated ‘her seventy sixth birthday at the home ‘of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Sauvee, in Nevada City. Monday. Family members were present to enjoy a large gaily decorated birthday cake that carried the tiny candles. Mrs. Clemo, a native of Cornwall, England, came direct to Grass Valley with her parents when only. five years old and resided there continuously until the last three years which she has spent with her daughter, Mrs. Sauvee, and husband in Nevada City. Through her quiet life she has not only reared a sucmany. kindly acts for others. Nevada City Women Attend Eastern Star at Sacto. Mrs. Chas. Leiter, district deputy matron of the eighth district O. E. S., accompanied by Mrs. John Eden and Mrs. Mary German attended installation of nine chapters in Sacramento Monday night, in’ Eastern Star Temple. It was a beautiful ana brilliant affair and was much enjoyed. Mrs. Leiter held a school of instruction in Georgetown Wednesday evening, and attended a meeting of Auburn Chapter, Order Eastern Star, Thursday night. Miss Marguerite Burns Weds Louis Marquardt CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 3.—Louis Marquardt and Miss (Marguerite Burns, both of this place were married Saturday evening at the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Fred Fowley at Oak Valley, Judge Acton M. Cleveland performing the ceremony. The bride is the youngast daughter of Mr.John Burns of Alameda and has resided in this vicinity during the past two years, being the last of the family of five to marry. The sroom is a native of -this community in the Mill Creek section, and having taken an active part in local activities. He served in the during the war, the batHe spent most of his time farming and cattle raising, ,aard during the past few years has operated the school. bus’ from Mill Creek to town. The ceremony took place at eight o’clock amid a— circle of relatives and friends. The bride was given by her father, John Burns, and_ the couple was attended by the bride’s sister, Genera Hessler, and the eroom’s nephew, Don Humphrey. The bride was attired in a green silk crepe dress. Following the ceremony ulations were in order, after which a delightful buffet JIuncheon was Mrs. Fowler. The followresiding army congratserved by and Mrs. KenMr. Kennady, Humphrey, Mr. Davis, Mr. and Kenneth Fowler, Bar“at the wedding: Cc. W. Turner, Jack neth Schurr, Don and Mrs. William Mrs. Fred Fowler, JohnBurns, Geneva Hessler, bara Hessler. The couple will reside Sommers Ranch with Mr. C. Ww) Turner, and later at the groom’s ranch in the MillCreek section. Later in the evening the newly married couple were greeted at the ent at the Gold Pan Lodge where many of their friends offered -congratulations. Joyce Lake Hostess on Sixth Birthday Little Joyee Lake entertained the first grade pupils of the Gold Flat school on her sixth birthday, Monday, November 30. The color scheme was pale yellow and gold. A happy time was spent in playing games after which ‘dainty refreshments, were served, She received Thany nice gifts. Those present were. Willa Laughlin, Joyce Thompson, Barbara Laughlin, Richard VanDusen, Ronald Shepard, Everard LeDu, Laurence Boreham, Richard Deschwanden and the little hostess. CCC Boys Attend “Kid Party” at Camptonville CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 3.—A kid party was held Saturday evening at the Masonic hall, given by the young people of the community and the CCC Missouri boys. As the name indicates those attending were to dress in childish attire. The evening was spent in games of various nature, singing and dancing. Refreshments were served at a late hour and the cessful family. but had time to dp) }dances once a month during the winter season. Bazaar and Dinner By Ladies Aid, Dec. 9. The Ladies. Aid Society ofthe . of -iting here. ing friends and relatives were pres. party broke up shortly after midnight. Prizes were won by Arlie Miscol and Miss Katherine Pauly. Oustomah Lodge to Have Dance Tonight Oustomah Lodge I. O. O. F. of Nevada City. will hold its first dance of the season in the I. O. O. F. banquet room tonight. It will be an -all family affair and Odd Fellows and Rebeccas are invited to attend, this includes visiting members. Cary Arbogast, Alf Netz and Morris Roberts compose the committee in charge. The lodge plans to hold these Methodist church will hold a. bazaar and dinner on Wednesday, December 9. Fancy work, aprons and various gifts will. be on sale during the afternoon and evening in the church parlors. . Between 5:30 and 7:30 a home cooked dinner will be served. Miss Hattie Pivoda and Hubert Long Married CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 3.—-As a sprprise to their many friends, Hubert Long and Miss Hattie Pivoda, both of Oakland were married last Saturday at Reno. Although the young couple had been going together for quite some time, they had not indicated that they intended marrying at this:time so the came as a surprise. Although “residents of Oakland, the young couple were widely known in this section, The groom. is a son of Mrs: Vivian L. Long of Oakland, formerly superintendent of schools Plumas county, and a sister to Mrs. J.E. Pauly of. this place. He has spent much time of the past several vears both in visiting and working here. He formed a large circle of friends and has been a popular young man in the community. The bride spent part of last summer visThe young couple spent a few days here last week honeymooning. They left Saturday for Mohawk where they will reside, the. groom having a position there. Gi V2a TAVANNES (TA-VAN) WATCH %& Give a Tavannes watch and know that you are of pleasure. For these worldfamous watches are exquisitely fashioned . and each one is backed by a world wide guarantee. We've models for every need and taste. Select yours today. Extended payments ifdesired. Ladies’ Tavannes 7-jewel movellow isler $2975 ment. 10-karat white or rolled-gold plate case. ratchet link bracelet. Ladies Tevennde 1s-fewel movement. sopee white or yellow rolled-gold plate. case. K satchet Unk “brace "$2975 -HARTUNGS Dependable Jewelerswedding . @ 124 Mill St., Grass Valley COURT CALENDAR Guardianship Warren E. Raddatz. First account. Resignation of guardian. Attorney Kelly. “ Petition for, letters. guardianship. Est. of Ella Donnelly. Final account and petition. Attorney Kelly. Est. of Elizabeth Asmussen. Final account and petition. Attorney Kelly. Est. of Frederick J. Final account and petition, Aittorney Kelly. Kistle vs. Donnelly. Lowery et .al. Demurrer. Attorneys Skirving-Wright. Cartwright vs. same. Order to show cause. Attorney Wright. F. W. Tilford vs. Frank Dillon. Demurrer to amend complaint. Attorney Wright. o.%2 Chas. W. Leiter vs. Cc. E. Leiter. Trial. Attorneys Wright-Goodman. Nolan vs. Feagans. Default matter. Attorney Lackman. Inez Shannaham vs. Joseph: J. Continued from November 20. Est. William Hooper. Petition to set aside estate. Attorney Jones. Est. of Wm. Walsh. Final account and petition. Attorney McKee. Bertino vs. Bertino. Default de> vorce. Attorney Stoll. : McCarthy vs. McCarthy. Default divorce. Attorney Larue. People vs. Callison, Arraignment, Attorney Stoll. am Nevada Theatre _der—yet none caught the killer. Innocent witnesses to a daring FRIDAY COURAGEOUS AVENGERbeasts of prey, leaving behind. dull patches of crimson gore on the sands! John Mack Brown, March of Time No. 17. SATURDAY MURDER WITH PICTURESSUNDAY.STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER hounded by the mob. Ralph Bellamy and Katherine Locke. Gold, bright gold, looted and carried off by human wild Twenty news cameras clicked this murLew Ayres and Gail Patrick. coat crime—hunted by the police— GROCERIE Per can CALSTATE BEEF TAMALES SEBASTOPOL APPLE SAUCE LA ee a 0 bars . WALN UTS MALT-O-MEAL. Per r package KENMORE WHOLE, CLAMS > Can J. J. Jackson Phone 1 SPERRY’ S$ PANCAKE. AND WAF FLE. FE LOUR—3 pound package Free Delivery OUR NEW CHRISTMAS STOCK IS NOW ON DISPLAY FLOOR LAMPS $2.25 AND UP THE NEW 3 LITE LAMP ONLY $5.75 5 Chesterfield Sets, Smoking Stands, Occasional ChairsEnd Tables, Cedar Chests FOR THE KITCHEN Enameled Roasters Only 90c Mixing Bowls ie SET OF 5 FOR $1.19 ie Bauer Pottery Nevads City Phone 5 ' Gress Valley Phone 88

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conner had as week end guests at Hotel, Dean of Independence, _ and Mr. Dean’s daughter, Mrs. Vieda ___NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1936” the National a brother-in-law, Mr. G. B. California, Pierce, also of Independence. With them were Mr. and Mrs. L. Jones of the same place. Mr. Dean is a retired mining. engineer. “eae SOCIAL . PARTIES, WEDDINGS and CLUB NOTES EVENTS . . pa Selling Out SALE ‘I Vogue Dress Shoppe ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY DECEMBER 9 SALE STARTS TODAY OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY DURING THE SALE MILLINERY BLOUSES BATH ROBES SLEEPING PAJAMAS SWEATERS HOSE CORSETS Some of our low sale prices BATH ROBES BLANKET ROBES FLANNEL ROBES—ALL WOOLFALL PRINT DRESSES CHALLAIS, ETC. SLEEPING PAJAMAS BALBRIGGAN 7’ CK STITCH AT VOGUE Dress Shoppe 130 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY Monarch Coffee Prouse Drive e@ @ In Market NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY Open 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. Saturday Night 9 p. m. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Monarch Coffee Boca Coffee Fancy Ceylon and India Tea Fancy Spider Leg Green Tea pesenPure Preserves. Assorted Flavors 3 Ib. vacuum jar 90c 1 Ib. vacuum can 28c 1 vacuum can 25c 2 Ib. jar 34c Pure Orange.Marmalade —Monarch Brand— 1 pound jar 34c Our Franquette Walnuts Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel 2 . b. jar 38c Chocolate Covered Cherries Fancy Chocolates Candy sa ih Table size Oranges 2 dozen 35c Jumbo Bunches Carrots Large White Cauliflour . Lettuce ‘Fancy Yellow Sweet Potatoes Yams Parsnips 4 lbs. . 5c Celery—Green, Large 22 1 Ib. box 25c 1 Ib. box 39c Ibs. Hershey Kisses 59¢ Per box $2.25 2 heads 5c 4 Ibs. 15c 4 Ibs. 22c 12 Bars White Laundry Soap 3 Bars Camay, Palmolive, Life Buoy and Lux 19c Toilet Soap . Laundry Starch . . Bacon Sliced or by the Piece—Per lb. : —WE HAVE CHEESE AND LUNCH MEATS— i spending several months in i tle fields of France. Mrs. Celia Clemo Celebrates Birthday Mrs. Celia Clemo celebrated ‘her seventy sixth birthday at the home ‘of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Sauvee, in Nevada City. Monday. Family members were present to enjoy a large gaily decorated birthday cake that carried the tiny candles. Mrs. Clemo, a native of Cornwall, England, came direct to Grass Valley with her parents when only. five years old and resided there continuously until the last three years which she has spent with her daughter, Mrs. Sauvee, and husband in Nevada City. Through her quiet life she has not only reared a sucmany. kindly acts for others. Nevada City Women Attend Eastern Star at Sacto. Mrs. Chas. Leiter, district deputy matron of the eighth district O. E. S., accompanied by Mrs. John Eden and Mrs. Mary German attended installation of nine chapters in Sacramento Monday night, in’ Eastern Star Temple. It was a beautiful ana brilliant affair and was much enjoyed. Mrs. Leiter held a school of instruction in Georgetown Wednesday evening, and attended a meeting of Auburn Chapter, Order Eastern Star, Thursday night. Miss Marguerite Burns Weds Louis Marquardt CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 3.—Louis Marquardt and Miss (Marguerite Burns, both of this place were married Saturday evening at the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Fred Fowley at Oak Valley, Judge Acton M. Cleveland performing the ceremony. The bride is the youngast daughter of Mr.John Burns of Alameda and has resided in this vicinity during the past two years, being the last of the family of five to marry. The sroom is a native of -this community in the Mill Creek section, and having taken an active part in local activities. He served in the during the war, the batHe spent most of his time farming and cattle raising, ,aard during the past few years has operated the school. bus’ from Mill Creek to town. The ceremony took place at eight o’clock amid a— circle of relatives and friends. The bride was given by her father, John Burns, and_ the couple was attended by the bride’s sister, Genera Hessler, and the eroom’s nephew, Don Humphrey. The bride was attired in a green silk crepe dress. Following the ceremony ulations were in order, after which a delightful buffet JIuncheon was Mrs. Fowler. The followresiding army congratserved by and Mrs. KenMr. Kennady, Humphrey, Mr. Davis, Mr. and Kenneth Fowler, Bar“at the wedding: Cc. W. Turner, Jack neth Schurr, Don and Mrs. William Mrs. Fred Fowler, JohnBurns, Geneva Hessler, bara Hessler. The couple will reside Sommers Ranch with Mr. C. Ww) Turner, and later at the groom’s ranch in the MillCreek section. Later in the evening the newly married couple were greeted at the ent

at the Gold Pan Lodge where many of their friends offered -congratulations. Joyce Lake Hostess on Sixth Birthday Little Joyee Lake entertained the first grade pupils of the Gold Flat school on her sixth birthday, Monday, November 30. The color scheme was pale yellow and gold. A happy time was spent in playing games after which ‘dainty refreshments, were served, She received Thany nice gifts. Those present were. Willa Laughlin, Joyce Thompson, Barbara Laughlin, Richard VanDusen, Ronald Shepard, Everard LeDu, Laurence Boreham, Richard Deschwanden and the little hostess. CCC Boys Attend “Kid Party” at Camptonville CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 3.—A kid party was held Saturday evening at the Masonic hall, given by the young people of the community and the CCC Missouri boys. As the name indicates those attending were to dress in childish attire. The evening was spent in games of various nature, singing and dancing. Refreshments were served at a late hour and the cessful family. but had time to dp) }dances once a month during the winter season. Bazaar and Dinner By Ladies Aid, Dec. 9. The Ladies. Aid Society ofthe . of -iting here. ing friends and relatives were pres. party broke up shortly after midnight. Prizes were won by Arlie Miscol and Miss Katherine Pauly. Oustomah Lodge to Have Dance Tonight Oustomah Lodge I. O. O. F. of Nevada City. will hold its first dance of the season in the I. O. O. F. banquet room tonight. It will be an -all family affair and Odd Fellows and Rebeccas are invited to attend, this includes visiting members. Cary Arbogast, Alf Netz and Morris Roberts compose the committee in charge. The lodge plans to hold these Methodist church will hold a. bazaar and dinner on Wednesday, December 9. Fancy work, aprons and various gifts will. be on sale during the afternoon and evening in the church parlors. . Between 5:30 and 7:30 a home cooked dinner will be served. Miss Hattie Pivoda and Hubert Long Married CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 3.—-As a sprprise to their many friends, Hubert Long and Miss Hattie Pivoda, both of Oakland were married last Saturday at Reno. Although the young couple had been going together for quite some time, they had not indicated that they intended marrying at this:time so the came as a surprise. Although “residents of Oakland, the young couple were widely known in this section, The groom. is a son of Mrs: Vivian L. Long of Oakland, formerly superintendent of schools Plumas county, and a sister to Mrs. J.E. Pauly of. this place. He has spent much time of the past several vears both in visiting and working here. He formed a large circle of friends and has been a popular young man in the community. The bride spent part of last summer visThe young couple spent a few days here last week honeymooning. They left Saturday for Mohawk where they will reside, the. groom having a position there. Gi V2a TAVANNES (TA-VAN) WATCH %& Give a Tavannes watch and know that you are of pleasure. For these worldfamous watches are exquisitely fashioned .. and each one is backed by a world wide guarantee. We've models for every need and taste. Select yours today. Extended payments ifdesired. Ladies’ Tavannes 7-jewel movellow isler $2975 ment. 10-karat white or rolled-gold plate case. ratchet link bracelet. Ladies Tevennde 1s-fewel movement. sopee white or yellow rolled-gold plate. case. K satchet Unk “brace "$2975 -HARTUNGS Dependable Jewelerswedding . @ 124 Mill St., Grass Valley COURT CALENDAR Guardianship Warren E. Raddatz. First account. Resignation of guardian. Attorney Kelly. “ Petition for, letters. guardianship. Est. of Ella Donnelly. Final account and petition. Attorney Kelly. Est. of Elizabeth Asmussen. Final account and petition. Attorney Kelly. Est. of Frederick J. Final account and petition, Aittorney Kelly. Kistle vs. Donnelly. Lowery et .al. Demurrer. Attorneys Skirving-Wright. Cartwright vs. same. Order to show cause. Attorney Wright. F. W. Tilford vs. Frank Dillon. Demurrer to amend complaint. Attorney Wright. o.%2 Chas. W. Leiter vs. Cc. E. Leiter. Trial. Attorneys Wright-Goodman. Nolan vs. Feagans. Default matter. Attorney Lackman. Inez Shannaham vs. Joseph: J. Continued from November 20. Est. William Hooper. Petition to set aside estate. Attorney Jones. Est. of Wm. Walsh. Final account and petition. Attorney McKee. Bertino vs. Bertino. Default de> vorce. Attorney Stoll. : McCarthy vs. McCarthy. Default divorce. Attorney Larue. People vs. Callison, Arraignment, Attorney Stoll. am Nevada Theatre _der—yet none caught the killer. Innocent witnesses to a daring FRIDAY COURAGEOUS AVENGERbeasts of prey, leaving behind. dull patches of crimson gore on the sands! John Mack Brown, March of Time No. 17. SATURDAY MURDER WITH PICTURESSUNDAY.STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER hounded by the mob. Ralph Bellamy and Katherine Locke. Gold, bright gold, looted and carried off by human wild Twenty news cameras clicked this murLew Ayres and Gail Patrick. coat crime—hunted by the police— GROCERIE Per can CALSTATE BEEF TAMALES SEBASTOPOL APPLE SAUCE LA ee a 0 bars . WALN UTS MALT-O-MEAL. Per r package KENMORE WHOLE, CLAMS > Can J. J. Jackson Phone 1 SPERRY’ S$ PANCAKE. AND WAF FLE. FE LOUR—3 pound package Free Delivery OUR NEW CHRISTMAS STOCK IS NOW ON DISPLAY FLOOR LAMPS $2.25 AND UP THE NEW 3 LITE LAMP ONLY $5.75 5 Chesterfield Sets, Smoking Stands, Occasional ChairsEnd Tables, Cedar Chests FOR THE KITCHEN Enameled Roasters Only 90c Mixing Bowls ie SET OF 5 FOR $1.19 ie Bauer Pottery Nevads City Phone 5 ' Gress Valley Phone 88