January 7, 1929 (8 pages)

MONDAY. JANUARY 7, 19 Se GRASS VALLEY ASSAY Under New Management Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, tecd, Tron, Mercury, Tin or any metal. Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing and submitting methods for commercial treatment of complex ores. Test ores for Amalgamation, Concentration, Floatation, Cyanidation or any metallurgical process. Mine Examinations and Reports Mill Examinations and Testing. Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH RCH 8T. GRASS VALLEY : CALIF. FRESH VEGETABLES We Ate Supplyng Our Customers with Fresh Vegetables Every Day Right From The Garden _ The Prices Are Reasonable : The Quality is Right! : EDDIE LEONG 8 NN FRATERNAL €ARDS CITY LODGE, NO. 518 B. P. O. ELKS Meeta second and fourth Friday evening in Elk’s Home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. THOS. W: RICHARDS, : Exalted Ruler. A. M. Holmes, Seeretary. fe NEVADA NEVADA LODGE, F. & A. M. Stated meetings second Wedunes day of each month at Masonic Tem No. 18, ple. 8 p. .m. Sojourning brethren are cordially invite. GILBERT J. DAVIS, W. M. J. fF. STENGESr:. Secey. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. ef I. Meets the lst and 34 Vriday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powel: Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome. wW. C. JEFFREY, C. C. y. CG. EB. FOSS, K. of R. & Ss. P LOR SSSION AY ¢ "AR ps opRTTA BUZZA JOHNS Vorert and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Musie. Tondon, England. Veeal Pupil er He Ploewer and Piano Pupil r Horkgrt Sharpe. Terms on appli eution. Phase 229R. 218 French Ave ttrass Valley. ‘ DR. BELL Dentist ' Office Hours: $:30 to 5:50 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone DR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City rfours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance M. Walling &. H. Armstrong F. E. Grove ATTORNEYS AT LAW Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. Notary Public Telephone 41_ THE NEVADA. cITy ‘NUGGET, CALIF ORNIA_ ———— 29 WATER ASSOCIATION IN NEED OF FUNDS NORTH SAN --JUAN, Jan. 5, (Special ‘to The Nugget)—The finance committee of the San Juan Water Asociation is wrestling with the problem of raising money to meet the presing debts of the Aasociation incurred in the rebuilding of the North Bloomfield flume and making ditch repairs.’ There is $2707.23 owing on labor. account, som of which is urgently needed. Owing to the fact that the irrigation district turned the water out of the ditch soon afer it was completed and the flume becoming filled with snow and ice means that it cannot be used before early summer. The lack of water so hampered the operations of the Rescue Eula and Yellow Tiger companies near Graniteville that it entailed a severe loss to them for the money they put in to help rebuild the flume. ‘The Association has been trying to get a conference with the irrigation keeping a regular supply . of water in the ditch at all times. The Ancho. mine is said to have had but oné day’s use of the water’! and the at Gaston it was on for 18 days. Considering the large expense the Association was put to.to put the ditch system in repair it has created a serious problem to face. William Lackland was a Nevada City business visitor the past week. The school .bell will be heard . again Monday morning after a two week’s vacation. Lester Crawford has been driving the Smartville stage. Arno . Browning -was in town a few hours the other morning on his way to up country points. A. E. Clark and_= son are home from spending the aoe fe in Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. S. Solaro entertaindone on of San Francisco were recent. guests of her cousin, Mrs. I. W. Musfield The Musfields spent Christmas in Sacramento with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. were past week visiting her mother, Henry Huckins. mas guest of his parents, Mr. Mrs. J. J. McCullough. ‘a recent county seat visitor. The interior of the eleaned up following tree exercises. served refreshments. from Downieville day during the week. district officials to see what can be . ed their son from McCloud over the holidays. : Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. ‘Wernse Joseph Lavezzolo down from Downieville the Mrs. . Will McCullough was the Christand Ernest Collins of Sweetland was. A pleasant meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was enjoyed Thursday. church was the Christmas Miss Lena Denike Sheriff George C. Bynon was here on business one Mrs. Annie. Bradbury has gone to TYLER JOTTINGS TYLER, Jan. 5, (Special to The Nugget) New Years was very quiet over here, quite a few tio . here attended the New Year dance in Nevada. City. : Mr. Frank Puller two children of Dunsmuir Christmas with her parents, Mr. Mrs. K. J. Phelan. R. McNamara and M. Wisler ler made a tbusiness trip to Nevada City Wednesday H. Meyer of Cherokee left New Years for Sacramento and Oakland where he will visit with his sons and daughters for two weeks. J. Anderson and son are cutting poles for the Siberia mine. . Miss Helen McCullough of San . Juan was visiting friends here Mon;day and Tuesday. Mrs. C. Cox of Nevada City enent Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. K. J. Phelan. Rev. Father O’Reilley spent New Years at Columbia Hill. Alton Moody and brother, Barrell spent Christmas -in San hada cra visiting. friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frost of the Siberia ‘mine, made a trip to Auburn Rriday. They took their two grand children home. They have been spending the holidays with their *grand} parents. Herbert Curnow of Grass Valley was visiting his parents, Mr. . Mrs. J. Curnow of Cherokee Monday. . Mike Phelan, who has been visiting his parents over the holidays, returned to Dunsmuir Tuesday. His brother, James, took him to Marysville. School will start Monday,* January 7, with Miss Reader of Sweetland, as teacher. Miss Reader is substituting for Mrs. James Phelan. Miss Reader just passed the examinations for teacher. : Miss Eloise Phelan and Francis, Vernon and Billy Phelan have returned to Grass Valley after spending the holidays here. Joe Swazey of the Siberia mine was visiting friends here New Years T. Bigelow of the Siberia mine was a visitor in Nevada City Tuesday. Frank Murphy of Montezuma Hill spent the holidays with his sister, Mrs. Provis, in San Francisco. Mr. Spencer of Montezuma Hill :last an express package a few days before Christmas. His mail box is . quite a awys from his residence and ‘when he went for his mail found the package all tron to pieces and some of his mail destroyed. A can of tobaeco was’ stamped in the xround. There is a donkey, that roams the hills here, she got the package and eat whatever was in it. She also tore the mail and ate some of it. but she could not open ean although she tried hard enough. Mrs. ‘and wife and spent . and on Antioch to visit relatives. Mike . Francis Phelan. =,who. has Denike will preside at the hostelry been in the hospital in Grass Valléy i during her <absence. j was moved lastSaturday. to het My “and Mira. Prank ‘eardeu: of mother's home, Mrs. A. Penrose, of Berkeley were New Year’s guests South Auburn street. Mrs. Phelan of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. So ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. A. P., Ridge an experience. licensed, embalmer and funeral di rector, has been placed in charge 9 our Nevada City Parlors. Our parlors are located in the ok has been remoled F. T. Nilon NILON & NILON Attorneys at Law Offices: Nevada City : John Hennessy HENNESSEY & KELLY Attorneys at Law Offices, Thomas Building, Grass Val—"—aapaey. Notary Publie. W. E. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in. Union Building Phone 23 Nevada Cits ——"QAHWARD ©. UREN Mining and Qtvil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada Cit — WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Nevada City : Mentere. W ‘ 1 St. oan Be : Grass Valley Lynne Kelly Grass Valley Office hours—10 to 12 A. M. at City. 2 to 5:30 P. M., and Wednesdays and Fridays P. M., Grass ‘Valley. Sundays tment. *hone N, C. 313, one G. V. 196 NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP our patrons. Regular meal delight the most fastidious Congregational church, corner Main and Church street and this building into an up-to-! You are cordially invited to see how nice and attractive The Coffee Shop has been made for the convenience of -and a la carte service that will was in the hospital five weeks, and _her many friends are glad to hear ;she is improving. ae Carmel Phelan has returned to} Grass Valley to attend high school. = The robbery of the L. y cabin at You Bet was Deputy Sheriff Arthur Hellings, but no clues. were uncovered. Miss Bessie Searfe of Berkeley G. Beloud probed by data Wovsl Basie. pies here with Miss Grace Mr. Ridge has an apartment in Be the perior. and will handle ambuMisses Ruth and Catherine Hogan lance ané otter ‘calle day and aga a few days visiting in San night, Nevada City and all up Frencises, The Better Service is our motto. , ' “ee W. R. Jefford & Son. Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne ieaning Pressing Patronize Home industry Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE 109J Phones . MISS LYDIA GROVES Pacific ‘Company, celebrated* her birthday ‘number of friends gathered, atid a} -Many congratulations were shower\ Raymond Halkyard, Claude. Thomp\son, \ \Claren rner inc iC arence Turner, Repairing 109M ie To CELEBRATES BIRTHDA ( oa Miss Lydia as Groves, local assistant postmaster: and: agent. for the Telephone’ and” > Telegraph . at her home the other ~ evening. A very delightful evening of _eards and . other diversions took place. Delicious refreshments were enjoyed. ed on the hostess. Those.-in attendance’ included: ,-Mesdames M. G. Calvin, Eugene H. Hays, -Frank M. Groves, Leonard L. Bishop, Misses Mary M. Groves, Lydia O. Groves. Jimmie Halkyard returned to Pike City Monday after spending a few days visiting his father. _ Peter Peterson returned -Satur. day from a visit in Marysville and Modesto. F. S. Labadie, Eugene A. Hays and Arthur Deal motored to Browns Valley Sunday: John F. Lord left. Monday for Sacramento after spending A week visiting relatives here. Leonard L. Bishop . Browns Valley Sunday. ; The following were-among those attendance at the dance at North San Juan Monday evening: motored . to in John Jaynes, Lawrence Turner, Elwood Schurr, Esmond Humphrey. \ John Schneéllman, rancher of northern Yuba county, was -a business visitor Monday. Mrs. Bessie . Schurr Albert Jaynes, returned@Grant proprietor 'ley Saw Mill, are glad to learn that Nevada City Friday. nesday evening ene of the Oak Val= he was able to leave a Sacramento, hospital a few days ago, recovering ’ . from a bad case of pneumonia. Fred J. Joubert’ returned Wedfrom a_ brief business visit in San Francisco. Although duck hunting has not been of the best lately, the publisher brought home a small _ bag of ; canavs back, mallard and sprig the . past week. 5 Mrs. Charles Leiter has 4 as a visit6ér, Mrs. Anita Salmon of Pennsylvania. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred _ Searls ‘and . daughter, Helen, spent a short . time in San Francisco visiting. Mrs. P. H. Huntley and litle daughter of Loyalton are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn. ‘Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith have had as visitors their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ‘of Oakland. : Subscribe For The Nugget and Mrs. A. Connoly See Me— See Better GEO. H. : SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometris? 118 Mill St. Grass Valley Art Moen of Alleghany was in Acidity The common cause of digestive diff tulties is excess acid. Soda cannot altet this condition, and it burns the stomach Something that will neutralize the acid ty is the aensible thing to take. That it why physicians tell the public to use Phillips Milk of Magnesia. One spoonful of this delightful prepa sation can neutralize many times it volume in acid. It*acts oma A relie! is quick, and.very apparent. All gas it dispelled; all sourness is soon gone; the whole system is sweetened. Do try thit perfect anti-acid: and remember . is just as good for _.dren, too, and pleasant for them to take. Any drugstore has the genuine, prescriptional product. PHILLIPS. Milk of Magnesia few days ago from Galt, where she spent\ the holidays visiting hér daughter. Miss \Lesta H. Joubert came over from Oak Valley Thursday to spend a couple \of days visiting her grandmother, Mrs. William B. Meek. Forest anger Frank.W. Meggers returned Tuesday evening from the valley \where he spent’ the Christmas vacation. The many fNends of William O. Mother! Clean Child’s Bowels with “California Fig Syrup" Hurry Mother! Even constipated, bilious, feverish, or sick, and Children love to take genuine “Cali: fornia Fig Syrup.” . regulates the tender little bowels so nicely. It sweetens the stomach and starts the. . griping. Contains no narcotics or soothing drugs. Say “California” to your druggist and avoid counterfeits. _Insis{ upon genuine “California Fig he a which contains directions. colic Babies j No other. laxative liver and bowels without . \ \ FEDERAL EXTRA SERVICE ckiRES NEW LOW PRICES ON. FEDERAL TIRES A Substantial Drop . Guarantced VulTHE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing and Peauty Work. Famous Adele Mille: toilet Articles. Ss CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyete St. SE he ees ee Phone 152 ramentoa. Cal, Telenptbones: Work Called for and Delivered , Main 3183. . Office Main 1772— Open Daily Louise Martin J. F. O'CONNOR Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Worth Civil and Mining Kagineer z a = United. States. Mineral. Rurv aye Licensed Liuind Surveyor. Upsc pee WATCH REPAIRING . over City Hall. Main Street. i Vallev Radic Servicing and Repairs cadaane & titer: U. S. Land & Mining Attorneys Procuring Title to Mineral Lane a Svectalty, 213 Oschner Bide., Sut Residence canizing and Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley a =f Se Wev will Gece your daintiest things WITHOUT HARM OUR delicate garments are handled with thoughtful care andattention. Entrustthenr \ to us and the excellent results will prove an agreeable surprise. gp Lunony,y/ Vpi COLFAX STEAM LAUNDRY Ramsey & Williams, Local Agents Bundles Shipped out Mondays, Back on Thursdays Telephone\34 For Service a of Send Reservations to: P. O. Box. 1273, $400000080000004 Givinie ae rterterterteojerte rte ofe rlaote fe fe oferta forge le efeofe ofr eferte ANNUAL MEETING Interesting Program Election of Officers _Everyone Cordially Invited to Attend Sacramento Region Citizens Council alae Be hb eet tert ert ited det epee, aseuesenea’ SACRAMENTO REGION CITIZENS COUNCIL . SACRAMENTO : ‘SATURDAY, JANUARY 12th Twelve O’clock Noon Luncheon Hotel Senator Sacramento, Calif, a i> Neeser” * a 2 i a Wy, *» ?

MONDAY. JANUARY 7, 19 Se GRASS VALLEY ASSAY Under New Management Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, tecd, Tron, Mercury, Tin or any metal. Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing and submitting methods for commercial treatment of complex ores. Test ores for Amalgamation, Concentration, Floatation, Cyanidation or any metallurgical process. Mine Examinations and Reports Mill Examinations and Testing. Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH RCH 8T. GRASS VALLEY : CALIF. FRESH VEGETABLES We Ate Supplyng Our Customers with Fresh Vegetables Every Day Right From The Garden _ The Prices Are Reasonable : The Quality is Right! : EDDIE LEONG 8 NN FRATERNAL €ARDS CITY LODGE, NO. 518 B. P. O. ELKS Meeta second and fourth Friday evening in Elk’s Home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. THOS. W: RICHARDS, : Exalted Ruler. A. M. Holmes, Seeretary. fe NEVADA NEVADA LODGE, F. & A. M. Stated meetings second Wedunes day of each month at Masonic Tem No. 18, ple. 8 p. .m. Sojourning brethren are cordially invite. GILBERT J. DAVIS, W. M. J. fF. STENGESr:. Secey. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. ef I. Meets the lst and 34 Vriday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powel: Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome. wW. C. JEFFREY, C. C. y. CG. EB. FOSS, K. of R. & Ss. P LOR SSSION AY ¢ "AR ps opRTTA BUZZA JOHNS Vorert and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Musie. Tondon, England. Veeal Pupil er He Ploewer and Piano Pupil r Horkgrt Sharpe. Terms on appli eution. Phase 229R. 218 French Ave ttrass Valley. ‘ DR. BELL Dentist ' Office Hours: $:30 to 5:50 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone DR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City rfours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance M. Walling &. H. Armstrong F. E. Grove ATTORNEYS AT LAW Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. Notary Public Telephone 41_ THE NEVADA. cITy ‘NUGGET, CALIF ORNIA_ ———— 29 WATER ASSOCIATION IN NEED OF FUNDS NORTH SAN --JUAN, Jan. 5, (Special ‘to The Nugget)—The finance committee of the San Juan Water Asociation is wrestling with the problem of raising money to meet the presing debts of the Aasociation incurred in the rebuilding of the North Bloomfield flume and making ditch repairs.’ There is $2707.23 owing on labor. account, som of which is urgently needed. Owing to the fact that the irrigation district turned the water out of the ditch soon afer it was completed and the flume becoming filled with snow and ice means that it cannot be used before early summer. The lack of water so hampered the operations of the Rescue Eula and Yellow Tiger companies near Graniteville that it entailed a severe loss to them for the money they put in to help rebuild the flume. ‘The Association has been trying to get a conference with the irrigation keeping a regular supply . of water in the ditch at all times. The Ancho. mine is said to have had but oné day’s use of the water’! and the at Gaston it was on for 18 days. Considering the large expense the Association was put to.to put the ditch system in repair it has created a serious problem to face. William Lackland was a Nevada City business visitor the past week. The school .bell will be heard . again Monday morning after a two week’s vacation. Lester Crawford has been driving the Smartville stage. Arno . Browning -was in town a few hours the other morning on his way to up country points. A. E. Clark and_= son are home from spending the aoe fe in Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. S. Solaro entertaindone on of San Francisco were recent. guests of her cousin, Mrs. I. W. Musfield The Musfields spent Christmas in Sacramento with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. were past week visiting her mother, Henry Huckins. mas guest of his parents, Mr. Mrs. J. J. McCullough. ‘a recent county seat visitor. The interior of the eleaned up following tree exercises. served refreshments. from Downieville day during the week. district officials to see what can be . ed their son from McCloud over the holidays. : Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. ‘Wernse Joseph Lavezzolo down from Downieville the Mrs. . Will McCullough was the Christand Ernest Collins of Sweetland was. A pleasant meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was enjoyed Thursday. church was the Christmas Miss Lena Denike Sheriff George C. Bynon was here on business one Mrs. Annie. Bradbury has gone to TYLER JOTTINGS TYLER, Jan. 5, (Special to The Nugget) New Years was very quiet over here, quite a few tio . here attended the New Year dance in Nevada. City. : Mr. Frank Puller two children of Dunsmuir Christmas with her parents, Mr. Mrs. K. J. Phelan. R. McNamara and M. Wisler ler made a tbusiness trip to Nevada City Wednesday H. Meyer of Cherokee left New Years for Sacramento and Oakland where he will visit with his sons and daughters for two weeks. J. Anderson and son are cutting poles for the Siberia mine. . Miss Helen McCullough of San . Juan was visiting friends here Mon;day and Tuesday. Mrs. C. Cox of Nevada City enent Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. K. J. Phelan. Rev. Father O’Reilley spent New Years at Columbia Hill. Alton Moody and brother, Barrell spent Christmas -in San hada cra visiting. friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frost of the Siberia ‘mine, made a trip to Auburn Rriday. They took their two grand children home. They have been spending the holidays with their *grand} parents. Herbert Curnow of Grass Valley was visiting his parents, Mr. . Mrs. J. Curnow of Cherokee Monday. . Mike Phelan, who has been visiting his parents over the holidays, returned to Dunsmuir Tuesday. His brother, James, took him to Marysville. School will start Monday,* January 7, with Miss Reader of Sweetland, as teacher. Miss Reader is substituting for Mrs. James Phelan. Miss Reader just passed the examinations for teacher. : Miss Eloise Phelan and Francis, Vernon and Billy Phelan have returned to Grass Valley after spending the holidays here. Joe Swazey of the Siberia mine was visiting friends here New Years T. Bigelow of the Siberia mine was a visitor in Nevada City Tuesday. Frank Murphy of Montezuma Hill spent the holidays with his sister, Mrs. Provis, in San Francisco. Mr. Spencer of Montezuma Hill :last an express package a few days before Christmas. His mail box is . quite a awys from his residence and ‘when he went for his mail found the package all tron to pieces and some of his mail destroyed. A can of tobaeco was’ stamped in the xround. There is a donkey, that roams the hills here, she got the package and eat whatever was in it. She also tore the mail and ate some of it. but she could not open ean although she tried hard enough. Mrs. ‘and wife and spent . and on Antioch to visit relatives. Mike . Francis Phelan. =,who. has Denike will preside at the hostelry been in the hospital in Grass Valléy i during her <absence. j was moved lastSaturday. to het My “and Mira. Prank ‘eardeu: of mother's home, Mrs. A. Penrose, of Berkeley were New Year’s guests South Auburn street. Mrs. Phelan of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. So ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. A. P., Ridge an experience. licensed, embalmer and funeral di rector, has been placed in charge 9 our Nevada City Parlors. Our parlors are located in the ok has been remoled F. T. Nilon NILON & NILON Attorneys at Law Offices: Nevada City : John Hennessy HENNESSEY & KELLY Attorneys at Law Offices, Thomas Building, Grass Val—"—aapaey. Notary Publie. W. E. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in. Union Building Phone 23 Nevada Cits ——"QAHWARD ©. UREN Mining and Qtvil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada Cit — WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Nevada City : Mentere. W ‘ 1 St. oan Be :

Grass Valley Lynne Kelly Grass Valley Office hours—10 to 12 A. M. at City. 2 to 5:30 P. M., and Wednesdays and Fridays P. M., Grass ‘Valley. Sundays tment. *hone N, C. 313, one G. V. 196 NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP our patrons. Regular meal delight the most fastidious Congregational church, corner Main and Church street and this building into an up-to-! You are cordially invited to see how nice and attractive The Coffee Shop has been made for the convenience of -and a la carte service that will was in the hospital five weeks, and _her many friends are glad to hear ;she is improving. ae Carmel Phelan has returned to} Grass Valley to attend high school. = The robbery of the L. y cabin at You Bet was Deputy Sheriff Arthur Hellings, but no clues. were uncovered. Miss Bessie Searfe of Berkeley G. Beloud probed by data Wovsl Basie. pies here with Miss Grace Mr. Ridge has an apartment in Be the perior. and will handle ambuMisses Ruth and Catherine Hogan lance ané otter ‘calle day and aga a few days visiting in San night, Nevada City and all up Frencises, The Better Service is our motto. , ' “ee W. R. Jefford & Son. Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne ieaning Pressing Patronize Home industry Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE 109J Phones . MISS LYDIA GROVES Pacific ‘Company, celebrated* her birthday ‘number of friends gathered, atid a} -Many congratulations were shower\ Raymond Halkyard, Claude. Thomp\son, \ \Claren rner inc iC arence Turner, Repairing 109M ie To CELEBRATES BIRTHDA ( oa Miss Lydia as Groves, local assistant postmaster: and: agent. for the Telephone’ and” > Telegraph . at her home the other ~ evening. A very delightful evening of _eards and . other diversions took place. Delicious refreshments were enjoyed. ed on the hostess. Those.-in attendance’ included: ,-Mesdames M. G. Calvin, Eugene H. Hays, -Frank M. Groves, Leonard L. Bishop, Misses Mary M. Groves, Lydia O. Groves. Jimmie Halkyard returned to Pike City Monday after spending a few days visiting his father. _ Peter Peterson returned -Satur. day from a visit in Marysville and Modesto. F. S. Labadie, Eugene A. Hays and Arthur Deal motored to Browns Valley Sunday: John F. Lord left. Monday for Sacramento after spending A week visiting relatives here. Leonard L. Bishop . Browns Valley Sunday. ; The following were-among those attendance at the dance at North San Juan Monday evening: motored . to in John Jaynes, Lawrence Turner, Elwood Schurr, Esmond Humphrey. \ John Schneéllman, rancher of northern Yuba county, was -a business visitor Monday. Mrs. Bessie . Schurr Albert Jaynes, returned@Grant proprietor 'ley Saw Mill, are glad to learn that Nevada City Friday. nesday evening ene of the Oak Val= he was able to leave a Sacramento, hospital a few days ago, recovering ’ . from a bad case of pneumonia. Fred J. Joubert’ returned Wedfrom a_ brief business visit in San Francisco. Although duck hunting has not been of the best lately, the publisher brought home a small _ bag of ; canavs back, mallard and sprig the . past week. 5 Mrs. Charles Leiter has 4 as a visit6ér, Mrs. Anita Salmon of Pennsylvania. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred _ Searls ‘and . daughter, Helen, spent a short . time in San Francisco visiting. Mrs. P. H. Huntley and litle daughter of Loyalton are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn. ‘Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith have had as visitors their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ‘of Oakland. : Subscribe For The Nugget and Mrs. A. Connoly See Me— See Better GEO. H. : SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometris? 118 Mill St. Grass Valley Art Moen of Alleghany was in Acidity The common cause of digestive diff tulties is excess acid. Soda cannot altet this condition, and it burns the stomach Something that will neutralize the acid ty is the aensible thing to take. That it why physicians tell the public to use Phillips Milk of Magnesia. One spoonful of this delightful prepa sation can neutralize many times it volume in acid. It*acts oma A relie! is quick, and.very apparent. All gas it dispelled; all sourness is soon gone; the whole system is sweetened. Do try thit perfect anti-acid: and remember . is just as good for _.dren, too, and pleasant for them to take. Any drugstore has the genuine, prescriptional product. PHILLIPS. Milk of Magnesia few days ago from Galt, where she spent\ the holidays visiting hér daughter. Miss \Lesta H. Joubert came over from Oak Valley Thursday to spend a couple \of days visiting her grandmother, Mrs. William B. Meek. Forest anger Frank.W. Meggers returned Tuesday evening from the valley \where he spent’ the Christmas vacation. The many fNends of William O. Mother! Clean Child’s Bowels with “California Fig Syrup" Hurry Mother! Even constipated, bilious, feverish, or sick, and Children love to take genuine “Cali: fornia Fig Syrup.” . regulates the tender little bowels so nicely. It sweetens the stomach and starts the. . griping. Contains no narcotics or soothing drugs. Say “California” to your druggist and avoid counterfeits. _Insis{ upon genuine “California Fig he a which contains directions. colic Babies j No other. laxative liver and bowels without . \ \ FEDERAL EXTRA SERVICE ckiRES NEW LOW PRICES ON. FEDERAL TIRES A Substantial Drop . Guarantced VulTHE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing and Peauty Work. Famous Adele Mille: toilet Articles. Ss CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyete St. SE he ees ee Phone 152 ramentoa. Cal, Telenptbones: Work Called for and Delivered , Main 3183. . Office Main 1772— Open Daily Louise Martin J. F. O'CONNOR Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Worth Civil and Mining Kagineer z a = United. States. Mineral. Rurv aye Licensed Liuind Surveyor. Upsc pee WATCH REPAIRING . over City Hall. Main Street. i Vallev Radic Servicing and Repairs cadaane & titer: U. S. Land & Mining Attorneys Procuring Title to Mineral Lane a Svectalty, 213 Oschner Bide., Sut Residence canizing and Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley a =f Se Wev will Gece your daintiest things WITHOUT HARM OUR delicate garments are handled with thoughtful care andattention. Entrustthenr \ to us and the excellent results will prove an agreeable surprise. gp Lunony,y/ Vpi COLFAX STEAM LAUNDRY Ramsey & Williams, Local Agents Bundles Shipped out Mondays, Back on Thursdays Telephone\34 For Service a of Send Reservations to: P. O. Box. 1273, $400000080000004 Givinie ae rterterterteojerte rte ofe rlaote fe fe oferta forge le efeofe ofr eferte ANNUAL MEETING Interesting Program Election of Officers _Everyone Cordially Invited to Attend Sacramento Region Citizens Council alae Be hb eet tert ert ited det epee, aseuesenea’ SACRAMENTO REGION CITIZENS COUNCIL . SACRAMENTO : ‘SATURDAY, JANUARY 12th Twelve O’clock Noon Luncheon Hotel Senator Sacramento, Calif, a i> Neeser” * a 2 i a Wy, *» ?