July 23, 1934 (8 pages)

andidate unty, at lay, AuSOR andidate Primary 8, 184. SOR LL no to the County, 28, 1934 OR: indidate County lection, e JRER. N lacy for ‘ax Cole Primgust 28 y acy for County. uesday, DER c acy for County uesday, EACE ididate * Nevada inty at y Au EACE . 4 didate Grass y Elec:ACE didate 8 ValElec1. lidate ounty ction, x idate own-rimt 28; het OF owhgust for p at Au‘Ss! ( a 44 . monpay, July 23, 1934 THE NEVADA ae CiTy NUGGET PAGE FIVE From Our Correspondents “NORTH BLOOMFIELD By ‘JAMES TINDELL WASHINGTON NEWS By MRS. CLYDE COLE By MRS. CLYDE COLE WASHINGTON, July 20—, 1934— Mrs. J. A. Graves, who has been quite ill for some time, is improving the past few days. Chas. Blay has returned to Omega Mine. He _ hag been il] at his home here but is now able to return:to his work. NORTH BLOOMFIELD, July 20 ——Mr. and Mrs. _ Lloyd Dudley of Nevada City, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kempster, Mrs, Marian Ricaras and daughter, Marylyn, of Sacramento, visited Mr. and Mrs, E. B. Dudley. Mrs. Richards anq daughter remained to spend their vacation here. M. J. Brock and wife were in i ; g ; Roy Walsh was in town esterday town Tuesday meeting old friends eoheOmer mine and canvassing for votes. ‘ : : : Miss Mollie Cress of Nevada City is the guest of Mrs. Mary Hogan and Mrs. D. Linnell, who are visitor: here at their old home, for the past few months. Mrs. A. Schwartz of Richmond and son, Berkeley, arrived in Washingtor Tuesday to spend the summer here. James Tindell spent the week end with his mother her, Carl J. Tobiassen here Friday in the campaign. James McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott and children, Bert and Thelma, took dinner Saturday eve with Mrs. James McKinney in honor of Mrs. James McKinney in honor day. They came down from the Omega mine. Millard Rickman lief Hill Sunday. paid a-~visit interest of his T. B. Williamson has returned to his home in Oakland. Mrs. Williamson and son will remain for some time. Dr. George Neilson of Oakland was—a-visitor-in Washington Saturmoved to ReMr. and Mrs. Ralph _Bowhall day and Sunday. He reports the visited Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Dudley . strike conditions serious. Sunday. Mr. Parmelee and wife and sons, Mrs. Tracey Miller visited her, mother-in-law, Mrs. Miller, in Grass : Valley over the week end. . Don Caddigan was also.a visitor V. H. Woods and helper. were!on Monday in Washington. here Tuesday enroute to Granite-. Mr. and Mrs. W. EB. Luce of Reno ville with a nice load of produce, . Nevada, Mervyn Haggerty and Mr. George Collins of the Spanish mine Horton of Reno, were the guests of was a dinner guest of Mr. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cole Sunday. Luther Friday. Bill and Jack, were visitors: in Washington Monday. Fred Dyeis and Mr. and Mrs.: of Stockton visited Mrs. Sherwood’s Luther were ‘Nevada City visitors . father, Mr. Clarence Landsburg, Saturday. Saturday. Mrs. Sherwood remained Mr. and Mrs. Archie Landsburg!on a visit. and children, Mr. and Mrs, Sher-. wood and children, Mr. .C. LandsMr. Watson and sister, Miss Kate Watson have moved to Birchill burg visited relatives at the Purcell ‘mine above Graniteville for the mine Saturday afternoon. { summer, ° Miss ‘Phyllis Anderson returned . % to her home here after a: visit to! WRONG SIDE; RIGHT FINE Nevada City, CAMPTONVILLE, July 18—A. L. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gaus visited pamon of Atascadaro, who was arAuburn Friday. irested over a week ago by Traffic Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Relief Hill Officer A. J. Ponta for driving on were in Nevada City Wednesday. . the wrong side of the highway, Mr. Marsh of Relief Hill was a pleaded guilty in the Comptonville Grass Valley and Nevada City; Justice Court, before Judge Acton visitor Wednesday. . M. Cleveland Monday, and was fined Mr. Marsh, Mrs. James McKinney $15.00. A bench warrant was issuand her granddaughter, Mrs. Adele ed in this Court for R. G. Logan, of Keely, visited the Omega mines North Bloomfield, who was arrestSunday. ed last month, and failed to appeat Mr. and Mrs. Golden Sherwood in accordance with his signed and children, Marjorié and Bobbie, promise on the citation ticket. HERE'S GOOD NEWS if you thought you couldn't afford an electric refrigerator. Several leading manufacturers have built a brand new FARM refrigerator. It has all the important features of the University of California design. plus many new. improvements. We promise that it surpasses anything you have ever seen before. The Farm “25—smallest of the new models, is pictured above. Herv is an ideal size for the average farm. Ruggedly constructed for .@ lifetime. of heavy-duty service, it is nevertheless extremely incxpensive. And it may be operated for as little as 5c a day. The Farm “25,” however, is only one of the new models. Others are available up to-125 cubic feet capacity. Or if you are handy with tools, you can even build one yourself—we will supply the plans. The important thing is to get an electric refrigerator cn the job at once. California winters are no protection against food-spoilage and the losses in sumTH FE : FARM 25” mer are tremendous. eRe For additional information, 25 CUBIC FEET ABOUT: THREE TIMES MORE CAPACITY PER DOLLAR. INVESTMENT THAN: DOMESTIC TYPE. REFRIGERATORS get.in. touch with one. of our Rural Power Specialists. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY . . CAMPTONVILLE . By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, July 22—Mrs. . H. J. Williamson of Portland, Oregon is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lew Rose. Miss Eloise. Nelson and sister of Soquel were in this section a few days ago visiting their old home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Kendall of! Hammonton, and Miss Merle. Horwege spent a couple of days visiting their old home here. Fred J. Joubrt. motored to Goodyears Bar Friday to attend the FRENCH CORRAL ~ (By Mrs. Kate M. Sulivan) BY MRS. KATE M. SULLIVAN FRENCH -CORRAL, July 19'For the past week the temperature pene been from 98 to 105 degrees tn ithe shade. Some peorle enjoy-it, but the rest of us merely endure if. . So far July has had plenty of fireworks——-or fire work, for the month seems beset with forest fires. For several days past a fire near Brown Valley has given lots of . Smoke and hot air to make us un-: comfortable. . In this section the Fourti was . i duly celebrated with a display of‘: and firecrackers and fireworks in the » ' funeral of the late William DRSRCED . ly. ; William McGuire, of Oakland, was in this section Thursday in the tended the celebration in Nevada!! City and report it the best ever. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Bean of af San Francisco, paid a_ visit to! interest of the California Debris . Commission. W. H. Cartwright of Grass Valley passed through Thursday from Sacramento enroute to the upper country. Mrs. M. A. Ramm of San Francisco is visiting — her old ~home-at Oak Valley. The loca] Forest Service officers, with a small crew of local men put out a forest fire Thursday in the vicinity of the old Kessler ranch. A group of C C.C boys arrived from the Washington Ridge camp after the fire was under control. Edwin Godfrey of Pike was in town Thursday on a short business visit. Mrs. V. King and sister returned Thursday after a short visit at the bay district. Constable Earl Pauly motored to Sacramento Thursday on business. Hawley Kessler and son, Norman Kessler, of North San Juan passed through ‘Thursday enroute to Brandy City. King Laylander passed eivoueh j Friday from La Grange. enroute to the True Grit mine. The home of Mrs, V. King, one mile west of town on Campbell’s Gulch, was burglarized during the last few nights as was discovered by Mrs. King upon her return from a few days absence. The culprit gained admission into the building by cutting a screen in a window. Bed{ clothing jncluding a_ virgin wool blanket, home made quilts, and pillows were taken, along with an ax, saw and. most. of the groceries that were in the kitchen. Constabie Erle Pauly made an investigation. This is the second robbery in this locality during the past month and Woodland. and a friend, Mrs. McDermott, all of moved to San Francisco some y vocalist and delights to spend part. visit the home of her childhood friends“in this section July 2nd and We always consider ‘‘Wessie’ Bean among our own home boys. a The Sooy family, Mrs. Sooy, her . sons, Ralph and Joe; Miss Eleanor and Mrs. Carroll (Pearl Sooy) paid ; a visit to friends down the Ridge . last” week. This family is former residents of North San Juan. Their father, now deceased, conducted tha: blacksmith business for many years. . Mrs. Carroll was for many years Sal the. staff of the Nevada County school teachers and taught in the Ridge . towns. Their many friends bid happy to receive a visit from them. Mrs. P. Nichols and sons, Arthur j and George, and Lewis and wife andbaby, Norma Jean, and grandson, Arthur Davis spent Sunday with . . Mrs. Kate Sullivan. The family are . ex-residents of French Corral and: now reside in Sacramento, with the exception of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis! Nichols, who ‘make their home in} . { Mrs. Conway and brother George A? =~ . “Old Glory”, -fireworks and ‘bombs . / evening. Those who were able att . . AND By Dr. COUR CHILD Derector, Physical and Health Education New Jersey State Department of Public Instruction & ARDEN SECTION TO MEE The Garden Section of the Wo. Civie Club of Nevada City 13 to hold a meeting Wednesday, July at the home of Mrs. W. C. Evans — on Race street in Grass Valley. There will be a discussion of men’s THE SCHOOL ALLEN G. IRELAND or “v0, The After-School Luncheon The which: most difficult to justify. time it calls ta bite’ we have the fe erally demands food, for such is the meaning of appetite. He is ‘usually active and food source of energy for all activity, {whether mental . studies, or physical such as play. For the snack, a glass of milk , . is ideal. A slice of buttered bread, an orange, sandwich are also good. The cautions are » these. form, even . taboo. They spoil the appetite too readily. The time and nature of the evening into account. If it is dinner, at an early hour, should be overruled. light supper or a late dinner, let ' {the child have his mid-afternoon . '\ lunch. But see what the effect is. ence guide you. Finally, if the child weight and play, the “snack” is probably a bad habit that should be corrected. The humble tomato and its val. ‘yes will be . \dand’s next article. “after-school flowers, garden work and the coming flower show which jis being held snack” for . again this fall in Nevada City. children plead: is not . PASO aS, At the same for a word of caution. In support of “just Lait: Heres something you'll want PALMERS” English Lavender water and Lavender Soap In gift box— Special—Both 50c /Men: Heres an amazing offer: New type pocket cigarette lighter and full size tube of SQUIBBS Shaving Cream Both for 39c probable presence of hunger, especially if a light luncheon at noon is the rule. The school child is in the growing stage. His body litis the such as_ school an apple, or a simple R. E. HARRIS Sweets in any the hallowed jam, are SAVE with SAFETY at The Fexahl DRUG STORE . { 1 meal must .be taken . ] Have you tried REGS—the new laxative? probably the “snack” If it is a . watch his appetite to Let experiis overnot inelined to active described in Dr. IreSan Francisco, were visitors last . week. Mrs. Conway and her brother . are natives of French Corral but ago. Mrs. Conway is a professional , of the summer months at Olympia . every year and never forgets ! in. family. . Mr. and Mrs. F, Miller and daugh. ter Dorothy and Mr. William Gish . returned to French Corral after spending the past two weeks in San! Francisco. fore the forest fire was “asec . iing their place. We are’ pleased learn that we have in our communlity a Civil War veteran, ears Sitton, eighty as a man of sixty. to . i Mr. Sam . years old—-and spry' Bret Harte Cedar Cres . i DAIRY to} CEDAR CREST GROVE DANCE a " ba 41+ OF wade French Corral. Supreme Porest . Woodm oe Poustiie i Me : : ‘will hold a public card urty Wed-! : oh A. Browning is nee iis nesday evening, July 25, at the Py-. Guernsey Gold Medal Milk ! at the Spanish Mine at we ‘hington. . ‘thian Castle. It will begin at 8! that won the State’s highest He spent part of last week with his . , rclook 3 N e t Grove No. 41 of th Produces the Best Milk it Is Award of Calif. State Fair ——— The Nevada City Nugget is . iNow $2.50 per year U. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. Phone 77 . 1931-1932-1933 Nevada City “BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENT WAVES give y ful wave. All are guaranteed to last SPECIAL ING PHONE TWO STEAM TREATMENTS $5.00 740 ou a softer and more beautilonger _ PRICES ARE $3.50 and $5.00 4 DUART PERMANENT INCLUDGRASS VALLEY 147 MILL STREET Nevada City Tuesday on a shor! business visit. some suspicion is being held out. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chatty and, family returned to their home in’ CAMPTONVILLE, July 18—=Mr. San Franciheo. last week. Mra, i and Mrs. H. E. Ramm and daughChatty has been visiting her par. . ter of San Francisco are visiting{ents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culver of }}] . their old home at Oak Valley. l this place. ; A. L. Damon of Atascadaro was Mr. J. H. Haslett who. has spent } lin town Monday on a short business! the past four months as caretaker at . visit. tthe Wills Place near Camptonvile 5 Sheriff Chas. J. McCoy and Phil! returned to his home last week . Wilcoxin of Marysville were in Miss Blanch Haslett who has penne town Monday on a short visit. {visiting relatives here, returned fot Mrs. Kate Hope Livingston and,her home-in’ ¥uba City last Satur. {James L. Joubert motored to Sac-. day. : t ratwenta Saturday on a short busi-/j Harry Browning and Elmore and . ness visit. Lloyd have been employed on the; A.’V. Moore and wife of thejelectric line that is being installed; south were in town on a short visit]for the Delhi Mine. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Keliher and son Reagon P. Connally, vice presi-! Jimmy, Mrs. George Murphy and dent and general manager of the!son Georgie and two daughters, Pat . Emporium of San Franesci was infand Peggy, Mr. Joe tielly and{ town a few days ago visiting Acton. daughter Jean visited relatives in M. Cleveland. French Corral last week. They are Mr. . and Mrs, H. Wesner left}on a visit to the old home place OM . Monday for Los Angeles where they)Montezuma Hill. They reported’ inal! ; were called by illness, they had to take refuge at the . . Art. King of Yuba City was in home of Buzz Calanan the day bes . this section Tuesday from Sacramenener or ‘to with a load of .produce, { { Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Bitz motor. ‘ed to Forest Saturday on a short! . ViSIt. Reno A. Zerga returned Monday . from Sierra City in which vicinity he . was employed. : Frank Pendola, Jr., motored to : ' . { Mrs. Fred ‘J. Joubert and: James L. Joubert motored to Nevada City j Tuesday on a short business visit. Miss Virginia Ramm of this place ha been elected as teacher the North San Juan School. Orange and Raspberry Sherbet at Colley’s Confectionery.—Advy, of SUN PRODUCE and GROCERY CO. . 315 Broad St., Nevada City FRESH FRUITS AND _ VEGETABLES DAILY QUALITY THE BEST PRICED PLEASINGLY LOW Free Delivery. Excellent Service. Special Attention to Out-ofTown Customers. ‘OWNED -: OPERATED MANAGED BY CALIFORNIANS ; 30S—734 for sale at Nugget Office, : Quartz and Placer. location blanks yo . LAUNDRY “ DRY CLEANERS :111 Bennett St Grass Valley 128 MAI Nevada City Garage Plymouth Distributor SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT— “ANY WHERE-ANYTIME” Motor Repair Work of Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS CHAS. E. A SALES and Service GREASING GAS AND OIL Every Kind C. E. WAITE, SUPT. REPAIR DEPT. Expert Siccnanics N STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 133 o o oO Xae Ye ah Assure yourself of clean, eee clothing by phoning us to call ‘for r laundry bundle. +, ates Phone 108 Phone 250 W Grass Valley Nevada City GRASS VALLEY STEAM sagen 7 —{$*Me-sterge rfeot se 9 soe aes ere ferfe rfertentertert GRANT and HEETHER Lumber Co. Phones 7-F-3 and 7-F-14 Camptonville, Calif. ~ Lumber, Millwork, Sash-dodrs, Corrugated Irc.a,; Nails, Builder’s Supplies, Shingles, Shakes, Mining, Timbers, 2 per cent 10 Gare 80 days net-1 per cent per maern on past Seeders eset eset Seeerressesteerrstrs Lagging, Wood due accounts TRUCK LOAD LOTS DELIVERED

andidate unty, at lay, AuSOR andidate Primary 8, 184. SOR LL no to the County, 28, 1934 OR: indidate County lection, e JRER. N lacy for ‘ax Cole Primgust 28 y acy for County. uesday, DER c acy for County uesday, EACE ididate * Nevada inty at y Au EACE . 4 didate Grass y Elec:ACE didate 8 ValElec1. lidate ounty ction, x idate own-rimt 28; het OF owhgust for p at Au‘Ss! ( a 44 . monpay, July 23, 1934 THE NEVADA ae CiTy NUGGET PAGE FIVE From Our Correspondents “NORTH BLOOMFIELD By ‘JAMES TINDELL WASHINGTON NEWS By MRS. CLYDE COLE By MRS. CLYDE COLE WASHINGTON, July 20—, 1934— Mrs. J. A. Graves, who has been quite ill for some time, is improving the past few days. Chas. Blay has returned to Omega Mine. He _ hag been il] at his home here but is now able to return:to his work. NORTH BLOOMFIELD, July 20 ——Mr. and Mrs. _ Lloyd Dudley of Nevada City, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kempster, Mrs, Marian Ricaras and daughter, Marylyn, of Sacramento, visited Mr. and Mrs, E. B. Dudley. Mrs. Richards anq daughter remained to spend their vacation here. M. J. Brock and wife were in i ; g ; Roy Walsh was in town esterday town Tuesday meeting old friends eoheOmer mine and canvassing for votes. ‘ : : : Miss Mollie Cress of Nevada City is the guest of Mrs. Mary Hogan and Mrs. D. Linnell, who are visitor: here at their old home, for the past few months. Mrs. A. Schwartz of Richmond and son, Berkeley, arrived in Washingtor Tuesday to spend the summer here. James Tindell spent the week end with his mother her, Carl J. Tobiassen here Friday in the campaign. James McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott and children, Bert and Thelma, took dinner Saturday eve with Mrs. James McKinney in honor of Mrs. James McKinney in honor day. They came down from the Omega mine. Millard Rickman lief Hill Sunday. paid a-~visit interest of his T. B. Williamson has returned to his home in Oakland. Mrs. Williamson and son will remain for some time. Dr. George Neilson of Oakland was—a-visitor-in Washington Saturmoved to ReMr. and Mrs. Ralph _Bowhall day and Sunday. He reports the visited Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Dudley . strike conditions serious. Sunday. Mr. Parmelee and wife and sons, Mrs. Tracey Miller visited her, mother-in-law, Mrs. Miller, in Grass : Valley over the week end. . Don Caddigan was also.a visitor V. H. Woods and helper. were!on Monday in Washington. here Tuesday enroute to Granite-. Mr. and Mrs. W. EB. Luce of Reno ville with a nice load of produce, . Nevada, Mervyn Haggerty and Mr. George Collins of the Spanish mine Horton of Reno, were the guests of was a dinner guest of Mr. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cole Sunday. Luther Friday. Bill and Jack, were visitors: in Washington Monday. Fred Dyeis and Mr. and Mrs.: of Stockton visited Mrs. Sherwood’s Luther were ‘Nevada City visitors . father, Mr. Clarence Landsburg, Saturday. Saturday. Mrs. Sherwood remained Mr. and Mrs. Archie Landsburg!on a visit. and children, Mr. and Mrs, Sher-. wood and children, Mr. .C. LandsMr. Watson and sister, Miss Kate Watson have moved to Birchill burg visited relatives at the Purcell ‘mine above Graniteville for the mine Saturday afternoon. { summer, ° Miss ‘Phyllis Anderson returned . % to her home here after a: visit to! WRONG SIDE; RIGHT FINE Nevada City, CAMPTONVILLE, July 18—A. L. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gaus visited pamon of Atascadaro, who was arAuburn Friday. irested over a week ago by Traffic Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Relief Hill Officer A. J. Ponta for driving on were in Nevada City Wednesday. . the wrong side of the highway, Mr. Marsh of Relief Hill was a pleaded guilty in the Comptonville Grass Valley and Nevada City; Justice Court, before Judge Acton visitor Wednesday. . M. Cleveland Monday, and was fined Mr. Marsh, Mrs. James McKinney $15.00. A bench warrant was issuand her granddaughter, Mrs. Adele ed in this Court for R. G. Logan, of Keely, visited the Omega mines North Bloomfield, who was arrestSunday. ed last month, and failed to appeat Mr. and Mrs. Golden Sherwood in accordance with his signed and children, Marjorié and Bobbie, promise on the citation ticket. HERE'S GOOD NEWS if you thought you couldn't afford an electric refrigerator. Several leading manufacturers have built a brand new FARM refrigerator. It has all the important features of the University of California design. plus many new. improvements. We promise that it surpasses anything you have ever seen before. The Farm “25—smallest of the new models, is pictured above. Herv is an ideal size for the average farm. Ruggedly constructed for .@ lifetime. of heavy-duty service, it is nevertheless extremely incxpensive. And it may be operated for as little as 5c a day. The Farm “25,” however, is only one of the new models. Others are available up to-125 cubic feet capacity. Or if you are handy with tools, you can even build one yourself—we will supply the plans. The important thing is to get an electric refrigerator cn the job at once. California winters are no protection against food-spoilage and the losses in sumTH FE : FARM 25” mer are tremendous. eRe For additional information, 25 CUBIC FEET ABOUT: THREE TIMES MORE CAPACITY PER DOLLAR. INVESTMENT THAN: DOMESTIC TYPE. REFRIGERATORS get.in. touch with one. of our Rural Power Specialists. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY . . CAMPTONVILLE . By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, July 22—Mrs. . H. J. Williamson of Portland, Oregon is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lew Rose. Miss Eloise. Nelson and sister of Soquel were in this section a few days ago visiting their old home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Kendall of! Hammonton, and Miss Merle. Horwege spent a couple of days visiting their old home here. Fred J. Joubrt. motored to Goodyears Bar Friday to attend the FRENCH CORRAL ~ (By Mrs. Kate M. Sulivan) BY MRS. KATE M. SULLIVAN FRENCH -CORRAL, July 19'For the past week the temperature pene been from 98 to 105 degrees tn ithe shade. Some peorle enjoy-it, but the rest of us merely endure if. . So far July has had plenty of fireworks——-or fire work, for the month seems beset with forest fires. For several days past a fire near Brown Valley has given lots of . Smoke and hot air to make us un-: comfortable. . In this section the Fourti was . i duly celebrated with a display of‘: and firecrackers and fireworks in the » ' funeral of the late William DRSRCED . ly. ; William McGuire, of Oakland, was in this section Thursday in the tended the celebration in Nevada!! City and report it the best ever. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Bean of af San Francisco, paid a_ visit to! interest of the California Debris . Commission. W. H. Cartwright of Grass Valley passed through Thursday from Sacramento enroute to the upper country. Mrs. M. A. Ramm of San Francisco is visiting — her old ~home-at Oak Valley. The loca] Forest Service officers, with a small crew of local men put out a forest fire Thursday in the vicinity of the old Kessler ranch. A group of C C.C boys arrived from the Washington Ridge camp after the fire was under control. Edwin Godfrey of Pike was in town Thursday on a short business visit. Mrs. V. King and sister returned Thursday after a short visit at the bay district. Constable Earl Pauly motored to Sacramento Thursday on business. Hawley Kessler and son, Norman Kessler, of North San Juan passed through ‘Thursday enroute to Brandy City. King Laylander passed eivoueh j Friday from La Grange. enroute to the True Grit mine. The home of Mrs, V. King, one mile west of town on Campbell’s Gulch, was burglarized during the last few nights as was discovered by Mrs. King upon her return from a few days absence. The culprit gained admission into the building by cutting a screen in a window. Bed{ clothing jncluding a_ virgin wool blanket, home made quilts, and pillows were taken, along with an ax, saw and. most. of the groceries that were in the kitchen. Constabie Erle Pauly made an investigation. This is the second robbery in this locality during the past month and Woodland. and a friend, Mrs. McDermott, all of moved to San Francisco some y vocalist and delights to spend part. visit the home of her childhood friends“in this section July 2nd and We always consider ‘‘Wessie’ Bean among our own home boys. a The Sooy family, Mrs. Sooy, her . sons, Ralph and Joe; Miss Eleanor and Mrs. Carroll (Pearl Sooy) paid ; a visit to friends down the Ridge . last” week. This family is former residents of North San Juan. Their father, now deceased, conducted tha: blacksmith business for many years. . Mrs. Carroll was for many years Sal the. staff of the Nevada County school teachers and taught in the Ridge . towns. Their many friends bid

happy to receive a visit from them. Mrs. P. Nichols and sons, Arthur j and George, and Lewis and wife andbaby, Norma Jean, and grandson, Arthur Davis spent Sunday with . . Mrs. Kate Sullivan. The family are . ex-residents of French Corral and: now reside in Sacramento, with the exception of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis! Nichols, who ‘make their home in} . { Mrs. Conway and brother George A? =~ . “Old Glory”, -fireworks and ‘bombs . / evening. Those who were able att . . AND By Dr. COUR CHILD Derector, Physical and Health Education New Jersey State Department of Public Instruction & ARDEN SECTION TO MEE The Garden Section of the Wo. Civie Club of Nevada City 13 to hold a meeting Wednesday, July at the home of Mrs. W. C. Evans — on Race street in Grass Valley. There will be a discussion of men’s THE SCHOOL ALLEN G. IRELAND or “v0, The After-School Luncheon The which: most difficult to justify. time it calls ta bite’ we have the fe erally demands food, for such is the meaning of appetite. He is ‘usually active and food source of energy for all activity, {whether mental . studies, or physical such as play. For the snack, a glass of milk , . is ideal. A slice of buttered bread, an orange, sandwich are also good. The cautions are » these. form, even . taboo. They spoil the appetite too readily. The time and nature of the evening into account. If it is dinner, at an early hour, should be overruled. light supper or a late dinner, let ' {the child have his mid-afternoon . '\ lunch. But see what the effect is. ence guide you. Finally, if the child weight and play, the “snack” is probably a bad habit that should be corrected. The humble tomato and its val. ‘yes will be . \dand’s next article. “after-school flowers, garden work and the coming flower show which jis being held snack” for . again this fall in Nevada City. children plead: is not . PASO aS, At the same for a word of caution. In support of “just Lait: Heres something you'll want PALMERS” English Lavender water and Lavender Soap In gift box— Special—Both 50c /Men: Heres an amazing offer: New type pocket cigarette lighter and full size tube of SQUIBBS Shaving Cream Both for 39c probable presence of hunger, especially if a light luncheon at noon is the rule. The school child is in the growing stage. His body litis the such as_ school an apple, or a simple R. E. HARRIS Sweets in any the hallowed jam, are SAVE with SAFETY at The Fexahl DRUG STORE . { 1 meal must .be taken . ] Have you tried REGS—the new laxative? probably the “snack” If it is a . watch his appetite to Let experiis overnot inelined to active described in Dr. IreSan Francisco, were visitors last . week. Mrs. Conway and her brother . are natives of French Corral but ago. Mrs. Conway is a professional , of the summer months at Olympia . every year and never forgets ! in. family. . Mr. and Mrs. F, Miller and daugh. ter Dorothy and Mr. William Gish . returned to French Corral after spending the past two weeks in San! Francisco. fore the forest fire was “asec . iing their place. We are’ pleased learn that we have in our communlity a Civil War veteran, ears Sitton, eighty as a man of sixty. to . i Mr. Sam . years old—-and spry' Bret Harte Cedar Cres . i DAIRY to} CEDAR CREST GROVE DANCE a " ba 41+ OF wade French Corral. Supreme Porest . Woodm oe Poustiie i Me : : ‘will hold a public card urty Wed-! : oh A. Browning is nee iis nesday evening, July 25, at the Py-. Guernsey Gold Medal Milk ! at the Spanish Mine at we ‘hington. . ‘thian Castle. It will begin at 8! that won the State’s highest He spent part of last week with his . , rclook 3 N e t Grove No. 41 of th Produces the Best Milk it Is Award of Calif. State Fair ——— The Nevada City Nugget is . iNow $2.50 per year U. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. Phone 77 . 1931-1932-1933 Nevada City “BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENT WAVES give y ful wave. All are guaranteed to last SPECIAL ING PHONE TWO STEAM TREATMENTS $5.00 740 ou a softer and more beautilonger _ PRICES ARE $3.50 and $5.00 4 DUART PERMANENT INCLUDGRASS VALLEY 147 MILL STREET Nevada City Tuesday on a shor! business visit. some suspicion is being held out. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chatty and, family returned to their home in’ CAMPTONVILLE, July 18—=Mr. San Franciheo. last week. Mra, i and Mrs. H. E. Ramm and daughChatty has been visiting her par. . ter of San Francisco are visiting{ents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culver of }}] . their old home at Oak Valley. l this place. ; A. L. Damon of Atascadaro was Mr. J. H. Haslett who. has spent } lin town Monday on a short business! the past four months as caretaker at . visit. tthe Wills Place near Camptonvile 5 Sheriff Chas. J. McCoy and Phil! returned to his home last week . Wilcoxin of Marysville were in Miss Blanch Haslett who has penne town Monday on a short visit. {visiting relatives here, returned fot Mrs. Kate Hope Livingston and,her home-in’ ¥uba City last Satur. {James L. Joubert motored to Sac-. day. : t ratwenta Saturday on a short busi-/j Harry Browning and Elmore and . ness visit. Lloyd have been employed on the; A.’V. Moore and wife of thejelectric line that is being installed; south were in town on a short visit]for the Delhi Mine. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Keliher and son Reagon P. Connally, vice presi-! Jimmy, Mrs. George Murphy and dent and general manager of the!son Georgie and two daughters, Pat . Emporium of San Franesci was infand Peggy, Mr. Joe tielly and{ town a few days ago visiting Acton. daughter Jean visited relatives in M. Cleveland. French Corral last week. They are Mr. . and Mrs, H. Wesner left}on a visit to the old home place OM . Monday for Los Angeles where they)Montezuma Hill. They reported’ inal! ; were called by illness, they had to take refuge at the . . Art. King of Yuba City was in home of Buzz Calanan the day bes . this section Tuesday from Sacramenener or ‘to with a load of .produce, { { Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Bitz motor. ‘ed to Forest Saturday on a short! . ViSIt. Reno A. Zerga returned Monday . from Sierra City in which vicinity he . was employed. : Frank Pendola, Jr., motored to : ' . { Mrs. Fred ‘J. Joubert and: James L. Joubert motored to Nevada City j Tuesday on a short business visit. Miss Virginia Ramm of this place ha been elected as teacher the North San Juan School. Orange and Raspberry Sherbet at Colley’s Confectionery.—Advy, of SUN PRODUCE and GROCERY CO. . 315 Broad St., Nevada City FRESH FRUITS AND _ VEGETABLES DAILY QUALITY THE BEST PRICED PLEASINGLY LOW Free Delivery. Excellent Service. Special Attention to Out-ofTown Customers. ‘OWNED -: OPERATED MANAGED BY CALIFORNIANS ; 30S—734 for sale at Nugget Office, : Quartz and Placer. location blanks yo . LAUNDRY “ DRY CLEANERS :111 Bennett St Grass Valley 128 MAI Nevada City Garage Plymouth Distributor SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT— “ANY WHERE-ANYTIME” Motor Repair Work of Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS CHAS. E. A SALES and Service GREASING GAS AND OIL Every Kind C. E. WAITE, SUPT. REPAIR DEPT. Expert Siccnanics N STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 133 o o oO Xae Ye ah Assure yourself of clean, eee clothing by phoning us to call ‘for r laundry bundle. +, ates Phone 108 Phone 250 W Grass Valley Nevada City GRASS VALLEY STEAM sagen 7 —{$*Me-sterge rfeot se 9 soe aes ere ferfe rfertentertert GRANT and HEETHER Lumber Co. Phones 7-F-3 and 7-F-14 Camptonville, Calif. ~ Lumber, Millwork, Sash-dodrs, Corrugated Irc.a,; Nails, Builder’s Supplies, Shingles, Shakes, Mining, Timbers, 2 per cent 10 Gare 80 days net-1 per cent per maern on past Seeders eset eset Seeerressesteerrstrs Lagging, Wood due accounts TRUCK LOAD LOTS DELIVERED