July 30, 1934 (8 pages)

~MONDAY Y2IULY. 30. 1934 ¥ Fae THE oe city. NUGGET ® PAGE F IVE. FRENCH CORRAL BY MRS. KATE M. SULLIVAN FRENCH CORRAL, July 28— With forest fires here and strikes in San Francisco, July has been rather an exciting month. The effect of the San Francisco trouble is felt even in our quiet little town. Delightful weather once more brings comfort and happiness. ‘A trip to Nevada City recently disclosed to us the awful ravages of forest fires. The beautiful scenery along the highway all destroyed and nothing left now but charred trees and heaps of ashes. It just sickens ‘ the heart of those who love our y country and all its beauty. BE Since our last writing Mr. ana Mra. 33°: ©. Culver from their -son, Will Culver and his wife. On their return to the city last week they were accompained by Will’s mother who has not been very well. She will-remain-with them for awhile for rest-and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Mardon and their son, Boyd, of Oakland, were recent visitors. As all are natives of this section, it is always a a treat.to receive . a visit, even for a short time. C. F. Hoffman and sons, Cecil and Milton, of Sacramento, were Sunday enjoyed a visit From Our Serres NORTH BLOOMFIELD By JAMES TINDELL . NEW BUILDINGS. GOING BY JAMES TINDELL ~_— . . i sonia visited Nevada City Tuesday. . ing their niece; Mrs. D. BE. Green, left Messrs. Manson and Covington of . Saturday evening for their old home Lintoln greeted old friends here! in Forest to spend the summer. early in the week. Mr. -.Manson‘s Art Moen was up from the Kenton father was a_ doctor’ here in eariy . days. . _.Mrs. Neva Pianezzi and daughter, William Rickman of Relief Hil Madge, are visiting at the home ot was a visitor here Mnoday. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Develey. County Recorder S. J. Clark was} .=Mrs. Peter Daley and children of the guest of friends here Sunday. . Grass Valley are visiting her parents, mine Saturday evening. Bill Vizzard of Moores Flat came . Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Morrison. into town Sunday, and Thorne En-. The dance given here Saturday, glish of Columbia Hill called on. July 21, by “The American Legion’ friends here. . Was largely attended. Mrs. Frank McCaslin is‘entertain-; Miss Celeste Bunker of Niles is ing her mother, Mrs. Vinson of V.in-. the house guest of her sister, Mrs, J. coln. . a. Nihill. Mr. James McKeinney received “. Mr.and. Mrs. Hamilton Eddie have pleaant visit from Mrs. Fowler and ales eturned from San Francico. the latter's daughter, Mrs. Harold Word has been received by, friends of Lincoln, Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flemming and Janres Lasonia of Sacramento is. daughter, who have been visiting in, spending a part of his vocation as . Canada, that they are certainly haythe guest of Supervisor E. B. ing a very enjoyable trip, but will Dudley. ° . Soon be homeward bound. The North~ San JuanColumbia! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach and Hill ball team held a practice game} daughter Marian, with the Bloomfield nine here last} Reno. Sunday. A numbér of the young people have returned from visitors. Rev. Father O’Reilly, of Nevada City, celebrated Mass in the Birenville church Sunday, July 22. He 1 { t wa accompanied by Robert Van ie Fred Dyise hes returned to his! from Forest attended the dance here home in Grass Valley. ees night. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Landsburg! Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Johnson and and daughters, Betty and Dorotha,! son, Leter, were, visitors in Grass and Miss Marjorie Sherwood visited;,Valley Sunday. ents * UP IN ALLEGHANY «<r: . new s}] the started to build new home ot and Mrs. N. Kamko. ie and Mrs. GC. Olsen and Mr. and: Mrs. Bob Smith are having new homes built,.and they will certainjly give added wahoo to -our. lift. tle town. ; ine Heir paviT Ss, Lo S, reen ~* Alleghany have returned to i their home in San Francisco. North Bloomfield, July 26-—Mr. ALLEGHANY, July 25——Mrs. Mary . Bud Wyllie and* partner ‘have E. B. Dudley, his daughter, Mrs. ; McLeon and Miss Sara Kelleghan of . ere Marion Richard,s and James La-}. San Francisco who have been visit. SIXTY SCOUTS AT CAMP PAHATSI Sixty-seven Scouts and Scouters attended Camp. Pahatsi last week which was the third and final week of Boy Scout Camp. Starting and Nevada Counties weeks of camp here. In Camp from Nevada City are: tichard Mariott, Patrol Leader r; Ray Wilde, Bob Schiffner, and John Mus-. cardini. “On Monday morning ten older] Scouts under the supervision of M. . S. (Klondike Ike) Beecher and with Virgil Harden as leader for a five-day fishing and hiking trip. They hiked to the north of Camp, past Castle . Peak, to White Rock Lake. They will return by Lake Fordyce and Lake Stirling. They will] enjoy a variety of‘ lake and stream fishing, Patrol leaders this week are Ted , Huskingon .and Robert Wilson of Troop No. 1 Roseville, Jack Strasberg and Ralph Mallery of Troop No. 19 of Auburn, Richard Marriott of Nevada City, and Stuart Weber of . Colfax ; . Camp will leave Wedneaday afternoon on the big camp overnight hike and will return Thursday afternoon. One group under the leadership of Harris Ricksecker and Elwyn Gregory, will go to Castle Peak, the other group, under Jeff Moores and Ben}. Ramsey, will 9 to Twin Lakes. A trip will be made this week to the ‘Weather Bureau Station at Donner Summit. On Tuesday afternoon.a geology field trip in the vicinity of car} was led by R.M. Davidson of Auburn. Patrol practice overnight hikes were held as usual. Last week the big camp hi’ made to Mount Lincoln and ay edicational trip was taken to (ho In‘er{ locking Plant for Trains Centro] at } Norden. . During the last week seven Scouts . Passed the Junior Req Cross Life ' Saving test to Junior Red Cross Examiner Jeff Moores. A number of ’ re % « of Nevada City. Nevada City and Grass Valley MonDr. and Mrs. Hardie and gon,. Wal1 Mr. and Mrs. E. Jarvis, Mrs. K. . day. Mr. and Mr. Tracy Miller also,!y. have moved into their new home Sullivan and Miss Nelly Sullivan, of . made this trip. , Which has been completed and is a i‘rench Corral, made a trip to NeMessrs. J. W. Williams and Ray very lovely home. A A vada City last week. Carter of Columbia Hill are boring a The new Hall which has been Mr Al Jagnes cud family, who well on Miss Hatcher’s ranch. completed is a lovely building ana ». ~e have made their home near French Messrs, Everhardt and Boop callit was needed badly, -as now they ag 7 Corral for the past two and a half. ¢€d on friends here Saturday. aes able to have movies onee a week ' years, have moved to their new Mr. and Mrs. Hodge and son, ot\and the hall is an added attraction home near Pine Grove. Mr. Jaynes} Truckee, spent the week end at the! to the town. has purchased some land and butitg . Ue Cae Bere, = as ftetals OF the. late Ghar ley new house. There will be a dance at North. Smith and Ed Brown were held here Columbia Saturday night, July 28,} Monday morning. Mr, Rod McDouHenry Browning and Elmire and. oe diaak ¥ ‘ 7! ge fficiated at the cemetery and ,Floyd Haslett, made a trip to Marve: in honor of Supervisor E. B. Dudley. gal o ae ve 06 y an : z 2 ' Mr. and Mrs. Dudley and Phil Cum-]. the funerals were in charge of the Vile and Yuba City Monday. mins will provide muic. Refresh-. Holmes Undertaking Parlors. ‘Since our last writing another of ments Will be served. Mr. Smith or “Blackie” as he was our “Ridge boys’’ has passed to the Those attending the Graniteville} called by his friends had been a resigreat beyond. Walter Thomas, the dance jast Saturday night were: Mr. dent of Alleghany for nearly two second son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert . 44 Mrs. H.C. Coombes, Misses. years. He was a kind and loyal Thomas was born in Birchville 25 Phylis and .Corine Anderson, Adele! friend and will be missed by all who years ago and was the first member Keoiy, Leroy Bankus, James Tin-. knew him. Mr. Brown has only been of a large family to he called bY. dell, Mrs. Archie Landsburg, Tip {a resident for a short time. , death. He was of kind and genial j Peard, and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mil-; The weather has been very hot, but disposition and most gentlemanly ler. the last few days are quite cool and manners. He made friends with all % quite a wind blowing. whom he met. His boyish desire EER CREEK Mr. Simi, who is candidate for was to travel and he Had visited in D ' assessor of Sierra county and Mrs. . many Brees and talked most inter-} Near the old Stock@ale Ranch Rosa M. Merrill, candidate for sup . estingly of' his travels. He wr. oF Mr. and Mrs, Johnston are down] erintendent of schools, . Mrs. Jos:> . victim of a lingering diseas and from the Yuba river visiting Mr. and McDougall and Wileen Green were passed away at the Fairmont hospital . Mrs. Jess Ingle for the weekend. visitors in Pike Monday. ” ry Haywards July 11. . His funeral . There are quite a number of new Fred Green, who is visiting his] was private and interment took} prospectors on Deer Creek and they . Srandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. BDe pDhace in the famtly plot in Pine Grove vars doing quite well. coe Launey in San Francisco “has Just cemetery, Nevada City: His many"? Mrs. Jensen and children are vis-. Tecovered from the ee : friends mourn his early demise and iting Mrs. Jensen’s brother: on the . Mis. Hemseth and daughter, Mary join in sympathy with the family. ‘old ranch. ) are visiting Mr.-and Mrs. Arthur! ——— = —— Sanaa . Mr. Jess Ingle went to San FranK eee ae a ie . . , eseo on a business trip. While there . a ene fe ate , i vine Ht he will visit his.two sons and his. ®24@ Miss Frances De Penney. who f \ . Ge Sine REPAIRING i brother. S_ very busy picking this “past Weel . Radio Service and i! Homer G. Sterwalt purchased ten blackberries and canning them. { REPAIRING il acres of land from Jerry Brown and Jerry Brown is back from Sacra: 4 Work Called for and Delivered it built a small house. He: and his mento after a weeks stay there, He ce as have moved in. {brought his son and daughter back . ® Clarence R. Gra Carel Green has left for the moun-: with him, ‘ . . . $20 Coyote Street ‘Phone 16 i . taine 19 mine near Fol iat ; The neighbors got together and [ee ee ne ' C. W. Cowler and wife have been worked the road from Deer Creck gat sees nose eee aun = — — == sae ; toward mrass Valley. Let's get to. gether again, A big California cougar was seen . by berry pickers near Benny Water's { place. he eee ay =e = eee { . . } Gas on Stomach . and . . . Sour Stomach make p hy not try the + you . ) { Mi bla? . minute washday isera e £ Washday need last only three i . minutes if you let us be your laun4 : Too ag ogee a the . aress, One minute to get your » 3 wrong Kind of food, too ; : : * much smoking, too much . Ginter tosether, ane minute a lu is beer, make your body over-acid. Then you ‘phone for our. drivers; and Ones have distress after eating, gas on stomach, . minute to put them away when they . heartburn, sour stomach. jare returned to you, fargrantly . ALKA SELTZER relieves these troubles ;clean and\ neatly ironed, ready ‘0, promptly, effectively, harmlessly. aay Ae pudaway. ' r) j it Use Alka-Seltzer for JHeadac he, Colds, Fatigue, . a B sichiatte plod Feeling,” Muscular, Sciatic. and ne / J eumat ‘ains. e ! HEADACHE Alka-Seltzer makes a sparkling alkaline drink. As (l i AUNDRY jp! eee it contains an ba ia ( ig os Hate) ats hi i everyday ailments and then bon gga ie eter ges at Valeeee corrects the antes . Phone Lgl CCorage Valley wre when due to excess acid. Phone 250 W Nevada City PAINS Alka-Seltzer tastes like carbonated mineral spring cae ~ water—works like magic. Contains: no dangerous GRASS VAI ' EY STEAM. drugs.does not depress the heart.is not laxative. Get a drink at your Drug Store Soda Fountain. Keep a package in LAUNDRY * DRY CLEANERS: your home medicine cabinet. eee 111 Bennett St Grass Valley . Mrs, . will be Keystone Meat Market yecimens of. flowers have been brought into. Camp. for the nature} trail. On Sunday the Camp Fire Girls camp will open at Camp -Pahatsi with Thelma Bond, guardian Grass Valley. ctor. aquard from She jians as camp. dire assisted by other various Rickseeker the and by mothers of eroups. Scout Executive: Harris Will be in camp to take care of commissary and general camp’ supervision, Girls will attend from Nevada City, rrass Valley, Colfax, Bowman, <Auburn, Lincoln, Penryn, Roseville, and Hobart Mills. It is expected that 70 girls will attend the camp which will last for two weeks. j intention to reach every woman voSunday Camp Fire Girls from Placer j before the primary will hold two] g ——_ _ >». —_—, = “NO EXCUSE SAYS CREEL iult opie nec Hla was ihe Fe SAN FP RANC Isc 0. Gy 865 . ‘ahs = (pees Courier-Journal, “There ig no excuse for poverty in! eens California. The state's great need at is a real administrator—. experienced this time New Low Prices! public servanthead of abuot the ‘ a statesman at the , fairs, to bring properity.’ This is the statement of Kathlee) Ror. internationally known novelour af-. return of Bayer . 1 \ ‘ . } e e ist and lecturer, who declared that Aspirin George Creel, candidate for the i Democrats : arondietey: Sad nomina. IZ Tablets 15¢ tion, is such a man. 24 Tablets 25c : Mrs. Norris is actively campaign100 Tablets 75c jing in behalf of Creel and it is her ter in the state with her Message election of AuCashmere Boquet Soap Regular 25c Bar, 10c each Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY gust 28-7 Ore and Bullion . Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO, Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco K echely, Hunter & Pearce Contractors--Builders No Job Too Big--No Job Too Small ASK US TO BID QN YOUR JOB We are working right here in Nevada City now, wrecking the old buiidings and clearing the site for the Bank of America’s new building. You will find us here on the job until it is done, or see us at 165 Empire street, Grass Valle acu ar Gibbs: ‘My wife always has the] last word.” Gabbs: “You're lucky. Mine never . gets to it.” Phila. Bulletin. . se . He: “Isn't it about time baby call. . ed me daddy?” . She: “I’ve decided not to let him . know who you are until. the little . darling gets a little stronger.” PERMANENT WAVES” give you a softer and more beautiful wave. All are guaranteed to last longer _PRICES ARE $3.50 and $5.00 SVKCIAL DUART PERMANEN NT INCLUDING TWO STEAM TREATMENTS $5.00 WE DO OUR PART MEAT Builds for Health It.is the logical Center ' of Your Die We Sell Meat that Will: Please You 1 oS NEVADA CITY . PHONE 740 GRASS VALLEY Nevada City Cal : , CHAS. E. ae, Plymouth ‘Distributor SALES and Service SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT“ANYWHERE-ANYTIME” GREASING GAS AND OIL Motor Repair Work of Every Kind Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding — BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS C. E. WAITE, SUPT. REPAIR DEPT. Expert iccnanics NEVADA CITY 128 MAIN STREET PHONE) 138

~MONDAY Y2IULY. 30. 1934 ¥ Fae THE oe city. NUGGET ® PAGE F IVE. FRENCH CORRAL BY MRS. KATE M. SULLIVAN FRENCH CORRAL, July 28— With forest fires here and strikes in San Francisco, July has been rather an exciting month. The effect of the San Francisco trouble is felt even in our quiet little town. Delightful weather once more brings comfort and happiness. ‘A trip to Nevada City recently disclosed to us the awful ravages of forest fires. The beautiful scenery along the highway all destroyed and nothing left now but charred trees and heaps of ashes. It just sickens ‘ the heart of those who love our y country and all its beauty. BE Since our last writing Mr. ana Mra. 33°: ©. Culver from their -son, Will Culver and his wife. On their return to the city last week they were accompained by Will’s mother who has not been very well. She will-remain-with them for awhile for rest-and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Mardon and their son, Boyd, of Oakland, were recent visitors. As all are natives of this section, it is always a a treat.to receive . a visit, even for a short time. C. F. Hoffman and sons, Cecil and Milton, of Sacramento, were Sunday enjoyed a visit From Our Serres NORTH BLOOMFIELD By JAMES TINDELL . NEW BUILDINGS. GOING BY JAMES TINDELL ~_— . . i sonia visited Nevada City Tuesday. . ing their niece; Mrs. D. BE. Green, left Messrs. Manson and Covington of . Saturday evening for their old home Lintoln greeted old friends here! in Forest to spend the summer. early in the week. Mr. -.Manson‘s Art Moen was up from the Kenton father was a_ doctor’ here in eariy . days. . _.Mrs. Neva Pianezzi and daughter, William Rickman of Relief Hil Madge, are visiting at the home ot was a visitor here Mnoday. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Develey. County Recorder S. J. Clark was} .=Mrs. Peter Daley and children of the guest of friends here Sunday. . Grass Valley are visiting her parents, mine Saturday evening. Bill Vizzard of Moores Flat came . Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Morrison. into town Sunday, and Thorne En-. The dance given here Saturday, glish of Columbia Hill called on. July 21, by “The American Legion’ friends here. . Was largely attended. Mrs. Frank McCaslin is‘entertain-; Miss Celeste Bunker of Niles is ing her mother, Mrs. Vinson of V.in-. the house guest of her sister, Mrs, J. coln. . a. Nihill. Mr. James McKeinney received “. Mr.and. Mrs. Hamilton Eddie have pleaant visit from Mrs. Fowler and ales eturned from San Francico. the latter's daughter, Mrs. Harold Word has been received by, friends of Lincoln, Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flemming and Janres Lasonia of Sacramento is. daughter, who have been visiting in, spending a part of his vocation as . Canada, that they are certainly haythe guest of Supervisor E. B. ing a very enjoyable trip, but will Dudley. ° . Soon be homeward bound. The North~ San JuanColumbia! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach and Hill ball team held a practice game} daughter Marian, with the Bloomfield nine here last} Reno. Sunday. A numbér of the young people have returned from visitors. Rev. Father O’Reilly, of Nevada City, celebrated Mass in the Birenville church Sunday, July 22. He 1 { t wa accompanied by Robert Van ie Fred Dyise hes returned to his! from Forest attended the dance here home in Grass Valley. ees night. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Landsburg! Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Johnson and and daughters, Betty and Dorotha,! son, Leter, were, visitors in Grass and Miss Marjorie Sherwood visited;,Valley Sunday. ents * UP IN ALLEGHANY «<r: . new s}] the started to build new home ot and Mrs. N. Kamko. ie and Mrs. GC. Olsen and Mr. and: Mrs. Bob Smith are having new homes built,.and they will certainjly give added wahoo to -our. lift. tle town. ; ine Heir paviT Ss, Lo S, reen ~* Alleghany have returned to i their home in San Francisco. North Bloomfield, July 26-—Mr. ALLEGHANY, July 25——Mrs. Mary . Bud Wyllie and* partner ‘have E. B. Dudley, his daughter, Mrs. ; McLeon and Miss Sara Kelleghan of . ere Marion Richard,s and James La-}. San Francisco who have been visit. SIXTY SCOUTS AT CAMP PAHATSI Sixty-seven Scouts and Scouters attended Camp. Pahatsi last week which was the third and final week of Boy Scout Camp. Starting and Nevada Counties weeks of camp here. In Camp from Nevada City are: tichard Mariott, Patrol Leader r; Ray Wilde, Bob Schiffner, and John Mus-. cardini. “On Monday morning ten older] Scouts under the supervision of M. . S. (Klondike Ike) Beecher and with Virgil Harden as leader for a five-day fishing and hiking trip. They hiked to the north of Camp, past Castle . Peak, to White Rock Lake. They will return by Lake Fordyce and Lake Stirling. They will] enjoy a variety of‘ lake and stream fishing, Patrol leaders this week are Ted , Huskingon .and Robert Wilson of Troop No. 1 Roseville, Jack Strasberg and Ralph Mallery of Troop No. 19 of Auburn, Richard Marriott of Nevada City, and Stuart Weber of . Colfax ; . Camp will leave Wedneaday afternoon on the big camp overnight hike and will return Thursday afternoon. One group under the leadership of Harris Ricksecker and Elwyn Gregory, will go to Castle Peak, the other group, under Jeff Moores and Ben}. Ramsey, will 9 to Twin Lakes. A trip will be made this week to the ‘Weather Bureau Station at Donner Summit. On Tuesday afternoon.a geology field trip in the vicinity of car} was led by R.M. Davidson of Auburn. Patrol practice overnight hikes were held as usual. Last week the big camp hi’ made to Mount Lincoln and ay edicational trip was taken to (ho In‘er{ locking Plant for Trains Centro] at } Norden. . During the last week seven Scouts . Passed the Junior Req Cross Life ' Saving test to Junior Red Cross Examiner Jeff Moores. A number of ’ re % « of Nevada City. Nevada City and Grass Valley MonDr. and Mrs. Hardie and gon,. Wal1 Mr. and Mrs. E. Jarvis, Mrs. K. . day. Mr. and Mr. Tracy Miller also,!y. have moved into their new home Sullivan and Miss Nelly Sullivan, of . made this trip. , Which has been completed and is a i‘rench Corral, made a trip to NeMessrs. J. W. Williams and Ray very lovely home. A A vada City last week. Carter of Columbia Hill are boring a The new Hall which has been Mr Al Jagnes cud family, who well on Miss Hatcher’s ranch. completed is a lovely building ana ». ~e have made their home near French Messrs, Everhardt and Boop callit was needed badly, -as now they ag 7 Corral for the past two and a half. ¢€d on friends here Saturday. aes able to have movies onee a week ' years, have moved to their new Mr. and Mrs. Hodge and son, ot\and the hall is an added attraction home near Pine Grove. Mr. Jaynes} Truckee, spent the week end at the! to the town. has purchased some land and butitg . Ue Cae Bere, = as ftetals OF the. late Ghar ley new house. There will be a dance at North. Smith and Ed Brown were held here Columbia Saturday night, July 28,} Monday morning. Mr, Rod McDouHenry Browning and Elmire and. oe diaak ¥ ‘ 7! ge fficiated at the cemetery and ,Floyd Haslett, made a trip to Marve: in honor of Supervisor E. B. Dudley. gal o ae ve 06 y an : z 2 ' Mr. and Mrs. Dudley and Phil Cum-]. the funerals were in charge of the Vile and Yuba City Monday. mins will provide muic. Refresh-. Holmes Undertaking Parlors. ‘Since our last writing another of ments Will be served. Mr. Smith or “Blackie” as he was our “Ridge boys’’ has passed to the Those attending the Graniteville} called by his friends had been a resigreat beyond. Walter Thomas, the dance jast Saturday night were: Mr. dent of Alleghany for nearly two second son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert . 44 Mrs. H.C. Coombes, Misses. years. He was a kind and loyal Thomas was born in Birchville 25 Phylis and .Corine Anderson, Adele! friend and will be missed by all who years ago and was the first member Keoiy, Leroy Bankus, James Tin-. knew him. Mr. Brown has only been of a large family to he called bY. dell, Mrs. Archie Landsburg, Tip {a resident for a short time. , death. He was of kind and genial j Peard, and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mil-; The weather has been very hot, but disposition and most gentlemanly ler. the last few days are quite cool and manners. He made friends with all % quite a wind blowing. whom he met. His boyish desire EER CREEK Mr. Simi, who is candidate for was to travel and he Had visited in D ' assessor of Sierra county and Mrs. . many Brees and talked most inter-} Near the old Stock@ale Ranch Rosa M. Merrill, candidate for sup . estingly of' his travels. He wr. oF Mr. and Mrs, Johnston are down] erintendent of schools, . Mrs. Jos:> . victim of a lingering diseas and from the Yuba river visiting Mr. and McDougall and Wileen Green were passed away at the Fairmont hospital . Mrs. Jess Ingle for the weekend. visitors in Pike Monday. ” ry Haywards July 11. . His funeral . There are quite a number of new Fred Green, who is visiting his] was private and interment took} prospectors on Deer Creek and they . Srandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. BDe pDhace in the famtly plot in Pine Grove vars doing quite well. coe Launey in San Francisco “has Just cemetery, Nevada City: His many"? Mrs. Jensen and children are vis-. Tecovered from the ee : friends mourn his early demise and iting Mrs. Jensen’s brother: on the . Mis. Hemseth and daughter, Mary

join in sympathy with the family. ‘old ranch. ) are visiting Mr.-and Mrs. Arthur! ——— = —— Sanaa . Mr. Jess Ingle went to San FranK eee ae a ie . . , eseo on a business trip. While there . a ene fe ate , i vine Ht he will visit his.two sons and his. ®24@ Miss Frances De Penney. who f \ . Ge Sine REPAIRING i brother. S_ very busy picking this “past Weel . Radio Service and i! Homer G. Sterwalt purchased ten blackberries and canning them. { REPAIRING il acres of land from Jerry Brown and Jerry Brown is back from Sacra: 4 Work Called for and Delivered it built a small house. He: and his mento after a weeks stay there, He ce as have moved in. {brought his son and daughter back . ® Clarence R. Gra Carel Green has left for the moun-: with him, ‘ . . . $20 Coyote Street ‘Phone 16 i . taine 19 mine near Fol iat ; The neighbors got together and [ee ee ne ' C. W. Cowler and wife have been worked the road from Deer Creck gat sees nose eee aun = — — == sae ; toward mrass Valley. Let's get to. gether again, A big California cougar was seen . by berry pickers near Benny Water's { place. he eee ay =e = eee { . . } Gas on Stomach . and . . . Sour Stomach make p hy not try the + you . ) { Mi bla? . minute washday isera e £ Washday need last only three i . minutes if you let us be your laun4 : Too ag ogee a the . aress, One minute to get your » 3 wrong Kind of food, too ; : : * much smoking, too much . Ginter tosether, ane minute a lu is beer, make your body over-acid. Then you ‘phone for our. drivers; and Ones have distress after eating, gas on stomach, . minute to put them away when they . heartburn, sour stomach. jare returned to you, fargrantly . ALKA SELTZER relieves these troubles ;clean and\ neatly ironed, ready ‘0, promptly, effectively, harmlessly. aay Ae pudaway. ' r) j it Use Alka-Seltzer for JHeadac he, Colds, Fatigue, . a B sichiatte plod Feeling,” Muscular, Sciatic. and ne / J eumat ‘ains. e ! HEADACHE Alka-Seltzer makes a sparkling alkaline drink. As (l i AUNDRY jp! eee it contains an ba ia ( ig os Hate) ats hi i everyday ailments and then bon gga ie eter ges at Valeeee corrects the antes . Phone Lgl CCorage Valley wre when due to excess acid. Phone 250 W Nevada City PAINS Alka-Seltzer tastes like carbonated mineral spring cae ~ water—works like magic. Contains: no dangerous GRASS VAI ' EY STEAM. drugs..does not depress the heart..is not laxative. Get a drink at your Drug Store Soda Fountain. Keep a package in LAUNDRY * DRY CLEANERS: your home medicine cabinet. eee 111 Bennett St Grass Valley . Mrs, . will be Keystone Meat Market yecimens of. flowers have been brought into. Camp. for the nature} trail. On Sunday the Camp Fire Girls camp will open at Camp -Pahatsi with Thelma Bond, guardian Grass Valley. ctor. aquard from She jians as camp. dire assisted by other various Rickseeker the and by mothers of eroups. Scout Executive: Harris Will be in camp to take care of commissary and general camp’ supervision, Girls will attend from Nevada City, rrass Valley, Colfax, Bowman, <Auburn, Lincoln, Penryn, Roseville, and Hobart Mills. It is expected that 70 girls will attend the camp which will last for two weeks. j intention to reach every woman voSunday Camp Fire Girls from Placer j before the primary will hold two] g ——_ _ >». —_—, = “NO EXCUSE SAYS CREEL iult opie nec Hla was ihe Fe SAN FP RANC Isc 0. Gy 865 . ‘ahs = (pees Courier-Journal, “There ig no excuse for poverty in! eens California. The state's great need at is a real administrator—. experienced this time New Low Prices! public servanthead of abuot the ‘ a statesman at the , fairs, to bring properity.’ This is the statement of Kathlee) Ror. internationally known novelour af-. return of Bayer . 1 \ ‘ . } e e ist and lecturer, who declared that Aspirin George Creel, candidate for the i Democrats : arondietey: Sad nomina. IZ Tablets 15¢ tion, is such a man. 24 Tablets 25c : Mrs. Norris is actively campaign100 Tablets 75c jing in behalf of Creel and it is her ter in the state with her Message election of AuCashmere Boquet Soap Regular 25c Bar, 10c each Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY gust 28-7 Ore and Bullion . Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO, Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco K echely, Hunter & Pearce Contractors--Builders No Job Too Big--No Job Too Small ASK US TO BID QN YOUR JOB We are working right here in Nevada City now, wrecking the old buiidings and clearing the site for the Bank of America’s new building. You will find us here on the job until it is done, or see us at 165 Empire street, Grass Valle acu ar Gibbs: ‘My wife always has the] last word.” Gabbs: “You're lucky. Mine never . gets to it.” Phila. Bulletin. . se . He: “Isn't it about time baby call. . ed me daddy?” . 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