July 8, 1929 (6 pages)

<4 4 * ¥ f—— —_~ ~~ Stenger Williamson, Oakland Polytechnical student, is here with his mother, Mrs. Iva Williamson, over the holiday season. riv TI ee es ie ee te Bl ‘COLLEEN MOORE TOILETRIES OF YOUTH Bath Astringent — Bath Crystals — Toilet Water Perfume — Talcum Beauty Cream — Compact Bath Talcum — Face Powder — Rouge Lip StickSPECIAL THIS WEEK : A 29 cent jug of Colleen Moore Perfume free with any purchase of her toiletries. H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer Mr. and Mrs, Jasper Deering ar-. ed July 4th on davisit to Mrs. Deering’s sister, Mrs. John Whitford. ‘ : Extension Telephon Just as you appreciat T e electric lights in more than one room in the house, so ty of your household, day ornight. The cost is very small. Just call our Business Office and say “I want an extension telephone.” _ you would appreciate anextension telephone. Itscost nogne is only afewcents a day; its convenience is great, and sometimes it is even a factor.in SECOND PLOOR SUGGESTION FOR TRLEPHOMSE: Tue Pacific TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 138 Commercial St. Examinations JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. + Consulting Mining Engineer Phone +07, Reports Auburn, Calif. Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil Betededesdetetetetietoies % osterterte tee dee tee te A AEE E REE REET ICE CREAM SERVICE We are now serving Ice Cream in various flavors. Cones for the kiddies a specialty. Miss Lena Ghidotti in charge. -GHIDOTTPS GROCERY Sacramento Street Nevada City x. ‘e A Full Baked <. ©, FS he stata ste tnte teeth} SR Reese Goi geod > ee ie ihe ik ee i, ite altel ee eee oe Oe s Line of Pies iat Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley Our Goods on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom i SCHUMITE PLASTER he sheath Se he hehe retedepee deeded Pe} eT ee ST ee ee ee WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42/ fi Vi, Grass Valley \fdoubt it has been FRENCH CORRAL, July 6, (Spe-etal to The Nugget)— Well, our “Glorious Fourth” is past, and no duly celebrated one, according to their “good im’’. Of course it passed quietly in Freneh Corral, with the few who rmained at home enjoying ice cream and chicken dinner. We can not help conrasting the ‘‘almos solitude” we migh call it of today’s ‘4th’ with the ‘4th’ of long ago, in he ‘*mining days’’, when “Old Glory’? was floating at different points and was in evidence in decoration from one end of the town. to the other, and the old cannon owned by the late by every ideas of a Chas. Bradford, one of our very patriotic citizens, . was hauled out and at daybreak pealed forth its answer to the neighboring owns of Nevada City and Grass Valley. Those’ were the days of joyous and noisy pariotism. All day the pop of ,the fire cracker, the youngsters delight was heard on every hand. (Little burnt fingers made no difference.) They tried it again. With the passwell add the passing of the youngster, for usually they too are a thing of the past, and quiet reigns in that one time noisy quarter. Well, we must le memory deal with “ye oldn days”, and we'll go on-with the news of oday. In last week’s items we omitted mention of a visit from one of the old residents of the Ridge. Mrs. J. Reardon and_ her son, Ben, visited old friends during the week. Mrs. Reardon spent most of her girlhood and married life in on the Ridge. She now lives with with onc of her daughters, Mrs. Lynch of Antioch, % H. Musfield of San ‘Juan. was a Friday Visitor. Miss Theresa O’Conner returned to her home in Birchville, Saturday. She visited with relatives in San Francisco and Sacramento after the adjournment of Grand Parlor session at Santa Cruz. She reports a mos enjoyable session of Grand Parlor. A. Browning ani C. Clerkin made a business trip to Bloody Run Sunday. FE. Collins of Sweetland was busy cutting hay in this viciuity during the week. f Mrs. H. Thomas ana were Sunday visitors. : Miss Frances Moulton who came from Sacramento to spend the week end with her parents, returned to that place Sunday evening. She was accompanied by her sister, Louise, who will visit her until Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Labour and children and her mother, Mrs. K. Broyles, and sister,’ Miss Alpha, were Sunday visitors. Miss Laura Broyles and Kinny were also Sunday _ visitors. The family now resides in Sacramento, but delight in making frequent visits to the old home in French Corral. gn joint celebration of the birthdays of Mrs. E. Sutherland June 28th and Mrs. EB. Schwartz, June 30th the following friends ,took.an auto trip and enjoyed a birthday dinner in the woods last Sunday: Mrs. B. Schwartz, her mother, Mrs. R. Williams of Grass Valley, also gon, Teddy; Mrs. E. Sutherland and children, Barabara, Dean and Rich‘ard; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moulton and daughters, Frances and Louisc. The starting point was from French Corral and they visited Browns Valley, Dobbins, Lake Francis, Bullards Bar, Wilson’s Log Cabin, Freemans Crossing, San Juan and_ back to French Corral. : George L. Murphy and daughter, Mrs. J. Rielly dnd baby, Jean, of San Francisco’ visited relations in French Corral Monday. C. F. Hoffman and son, Milton, of Sacramento visited “French Corral again this week, returning to their home in Sacramento for the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Meyers and mother, Mrs. Keating and’ chidren, Dorothy, Delores, Helen, and Lois of Berkeley are visiting Mr. Thomas Meyers of this place. Mr., G. Kessler and Mr. Wm. Kessler of San Juan were Thursday visitors. « A. Browning,’ who has_ been spending several days near Redding returned to French Corral Wednesday night. : Miss: Millie Clerkin, Clyde Browning and sister, Irene, spent the 4th in Grass: Valley. Thos. Meyers and N. B. Bishop children Mr. A. Tare busy bullding a new barn for J. Neflson. Mt. Neilson lost his barn by fire recently, Mrs. -Theodore Nelson to San Miguel and mothes, Mr. and Mrs. George Glidden. : ; Mrs. T. E. Davis of Alleghany has gone e here visiting relatives. to visit her father) NORTH SAN JUAN, July 6, (Spe ejial to The Nugget)—E. H. Ingra ham returned home from a twe month’s trip in the southern of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lavezzola of Downieville are visiting her mother, Mrs. H. Huckins, over the Fourth William McCullough of Berkeley is visiting relatives. Mrs. Rose Pinaglia, Babé and Irma Pinaglia Warner of Sacramento nesday here. part Laurence, and Mr. spent WedMiss Bertha Velasco is spending several days at Grass Valley. son, Frank, of Camptonviile attended the funeral of the late Mrs. bi Mrs. Pauline, G. Russel and _ daughter, returned to Oakland after Mrs. J. Holland. Jean McCullough of Berkeley and Miss Hazel Phillips of San Rafael are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCullough. Hulett Gee left ‘Wednesday to spend several days at Marysville. “Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fogarty’ of Hammonton spent several hours here enroute te Grass Valley. Mrs. H. Thomas ‘and Birchville were here Wednesday evening. Miss Millie Clerkin of Birehville spent Thursday visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs. I. Musfield and son, Homer, went to Sacramento Wednesday and Mrs. W. Bynon of Sacramento returned with several. day’s visit. =g6. R. Adams, contractor on the Tahoe Ukiah state highway east of own is suing the Montague Water Conservation District in the sum of $68,272.30, over an excavating bill _ sons of on business them for district is in Siskiyou county. Mrs. Louise Zadow of Grass Valley and her daughter in law, Mrs William Zadow of Klamath Falls, Oregon, were Nevada City visitors Tuesday. : The many friends of Miss Mary Meservey will be sorry to learn that she was confined to her home by illness. Jim: Hamilton and Tom Treverrow came down from the Twin Sisters mine to attend the celebration of July Fourth. H. Olsen, W. J. Goggin, Ed Mugford and James Grice all of Alleghany visited in Nevada City during the week. . Subscribe for The Nugget. SAVE—So that w ting pretty’ with morale—getting hi Mr. and Mr. H. Kienzendorf and . a few weeks visit with her mother, . against the District. This irrigation . SAVE TO SPEND always have a reserve fund in the bank. SAVB—Because thrift has a supporting effect ona man’s SAVE—Because dollars put out at interest have a desirable habit of growing and developing, other dollars. SAVE—At this bank because you are safeguarded by our reputation for reliability, efficiency and safety. FOUR PER CENT INTEREST WITH SAFETY BANK OF AMERICA a —_— MONDAY, JULY 8 1929 ATTRACTIVE ARE THESE _ KITCHEN SETS Enameled in alt colors, duotone finish. Just the thing to brighien up your kitchen. Folding tables’ with chairs to match. Sturdily built. Will wear like iron. The prices are attractive and our stock is ample. Ree : ALPFASARBWARE & SUPPLY 4 Nevada City Grass Valiey . Alleghany o P teadesteste she taste stectestele Me te sfest . ferferfertererfertelesfe ferent see riers foie Meneses rot ta Fe! ta sts shes Pere eS ee feted Sete teretetd serferke Resfe ert ere ie errs & henge Se aferte ste shesfesfeateate rte ake sfeste ste ofe mfesteste fy Teeste ole ols ole oh eh oT ete Sele fe oe ee ate Meaterge ae sPeakeste she se ohe she he ate de Yerhe ofeoge ‘7 ri YOURSYLE AND THE soy . ‘ BY STARTING A SiX PER CENT PASS BOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN A LOCAL STATE SUPERVISED INSTITUTION BARREL COIN SAVINGS BANKS FOR THE ASKING a a % Be “of . For information about our guaranteed six per cent installment or full paid invesment certificates, Cail, write or phone NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION at Grass Valley and Nevada City Jours: 9 a. m.'to 5p. m-daily Including Saturdays RE ee ae ee aoe a acide dle Offices HG ibe JITiICE “ss yy wR RET FY i. SO, He ate Me te ats ste ate ste stele te He at, ots 7 1M. ecko % eters were rge ebfele defers sfesterleste fe fete eee uae Rerlerlorges rheafe forge elokeloh fet store See 0 ena AR a EAL es en aT hen an emerenec yarises, you will be “sitmoney inthe bank. So that you will . 1 . Y . m into tne money-making state of mind. E + ewe eo OF CALIFORNIA NEVADACITY BRANCH «= tti(‘ Nevada City. . Ea

<4 4 * ¥ f—— —_~ ~~ Stenger Williamson, Oakland Polytechnical student, is here with his mother, Mrs. Iva Williamson, over the holiday season. riv TI ee es ie ee te Bl ‘COLLEEN MOORE TOILETRIES OF YOUTH Bath Astringent — Bath Crystals — Toilet Water Perfume — Talcum Beauty Cream — Compact Bath Talcum — Face Powder — Rouge Lip StickSPECIAL THIS WEEK : A 29 cent jug of Colleen Moore Perfume free with any purchase of her toiletries. H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer Mr. and Mrs, Jasper Deering ar-. ed July 4th on davisit to Mrs. Deering’s sister, Mrs. John Whitford. ‘ : Extension Telephon Just as you appreciat T e electric lights in more than one room in the house, so ty of your household, day ornight. The cost is very small. Just call our Business Office and say “I want an extension telephone.” _ you would appreciate anextension telephone. Itscost nogne is only afewcents a day; its convenience is great, and sometimes it is even a factor.in SECOND PLOOR SUGGESTION FOR TRLEPHOMSE: Tue Pacific TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 138 Commercial St. Examinations JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. + Consulting Mining Engineer Phone +07, Reports Auburn, Calif. Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil Betededesdetetetetietoies % osterterte tee dee tee te A AEE E REE REET ICE CREAM SERVICE We are now serving Ice Cream in various flavors. Cones for the kiddies a specialty. Miss Lena Ghidotti in charge. -GHIDOTTPS GROCERY Sacramento Street Nevada City x. ‘e A Full Baked <. ©, FS he stata ste tnte teeth} SR Reese Goi geod > ee ie ihe ik ee i, ite altel ee eee oe Oe s Line of Pies iat Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley Our Goods on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom i SCHUMITE PLASTER he sheath Se he hehe retedepee deeded Pe} eT ee ST ee ee ee WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42/ fi Vi, Grass Valley \fdoubt it has been FRENCH CORRAL, July 6, (Spe-etal to The Nugget)— Well, our “Glorious Fourth” is past, and no duly celebrated one, according to their “good im’’. Of course it passed quietly in Freneh Corral, with the few who rmained at home enjoying ice cream and chicken dinner. We can not help conrasting the ‘‘almos solitude” we migh call it of today’s ‘4th’ with the ‘4th’ of long ago, in he ‘*mining days’’, when “Old Glory’? was floating at different points and was in evidence in decoration from one end of the town. to the other, and the old cannon owned by the late by every ideas of a Chas. Bradford, one of our very patriotic citizens, . was hauled out and at daybreak pealed forth its answer to the neighboring owns of Nevada City and Grass Valley. Those’ were the days of joyous and noisy pariotism. All day the pop of ,the fire cracker, the youngsters delight was heard on every hand. (Little burnt fingers made no difference.) They tried it again. With the passwell add the passing of the youngster, for usually they too are a thing of the past, and quiet reigns in that one time noisy quarter. Well, we must le memory deal with “ye oldn days”, and we'll go on-with the news of oday. In last week’s items we omitted mention of a visit from one of the old residents of the Ridge. Mrs. J. Reardon and_ her son, Ben, visited old friends during the week. Mrs. Reardon spent most of her girlhood and married life in on the Ridge. She now lives with with onc of her daughters, Mrs. Lynch of Antioch, % H. Musfield of San ‘Juan. was a Friday Visitor. Miss Theresa O’Conner returned to her home in Birchville, Saturday. She visited with relatives in San Francisco and Sacramento after the adjournment of Grand Parlor session at Santa Cruz. She reports a mos enjoyable session of Grand Parlor. A. Browning ani C. Clerkin made a business trip to Bloody Run Sunday. FE. Collins of Sweetland was busy cutting hay in this viciuity during the week. f Mrs. H. Thomas ana were Sunday visitors. : Miss Frances Moulton who came from Sacramento to spend the week end with her parents, returned to that place Sunday evening. She was accompanied by her sister, Louise, who will visit her until Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Labour and children and her mother, Mrs. K. Broyles, and sister,’ Miss Alpha, were Sunday visitors. Miss Laura Broyles and Kinny were also Sunday _ visitors. The family now resides in Sacramento, but delight in making frequent visits to the old home in French Corral. gn joint celebration of the birthdays of Mrs. E. Sutherland June 28th and Mrs. EB. Schwartz, June 30th the following friends ,took.an auto trip and enjoyed a birthday dinner in the woods last Sunday: Mrs. B. Schwartz, her mother, Mrs. R. Williams of Grass Valley, also gon, Teddy; Mrs. E. Sutherland and children, Barabara, Dean and Rich‘ard; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moulton and daughters, Frances and Louisc. The starting point was from French Corral and they visited Browns Valley, Dobbins, Lake Francis, Bullards Bar, Wilson’s Log Cabin, Freemans

Crossing, San Juan and_ back to French Corral. : George L. Murphy and daughter, Mrs. J. Rielly dnd baby, Jean, of San Francisco’ visited relations in French Corral Monday. C. F. Hoffman and son, Milton, of Sacramento visited “French Corral again this week, returning to their home in Sacramento for the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Meyers and mother, Mrs. Keating and’ chidren, Dorothy, Delores, Helen, and Lois of Berkeley are visiting Mr. Thomas Meyers of this place. Mr., G.. Kessler and Mr. Wm. Kessler of San Juan were Thursday visitors. « A. Browning,’ who has_ been spending several days near Redding returned to French Corral Wednesday night. : Miss: Millie Clerkin, Clyde Browning and sister, Irene, spent the 4th in Grass: Valley. Thos. Meyers and N. B. Bishop children Mr. A. Tare busy bullding a new barn for J. Neflson. Mt. Neilson lost his barn by fire recently, Mrs. -Theodore Nelson to San Miguel and mothes, Mr. and Mrs. George Glidden. : ; Mrs. T. E. Davis of Alleghany has gone e here visiting relatives. to visit her father) NORTH SAN JUAN, July 6, (Spe ejial to The Nugget)—E. H. Ingra ham returned home from a twe month’s trip in the southern of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lavezzola of Downieville are visiting her mother, Mrs. H. Huckins, over the Fourth William McCullough of Berkeley is visiting relatives. Mrs. Rose Pinaglia, Babé and Irma Pinaglia Warner of Sacramento nesday here. part Laurence, and Mr. spent WedMiss Bertha Velasco is spending several days at Grass Valley. son, Frank, of Camptonviile attended the funeral of the late Mrs. bi Mrs. Pauline, G. Russel and _ daughter, returned to Oakland after Mrs. J. Holland. Jean McCullough of Berkeley and Miss Hazel Phillips of San Rafael are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCullough. Hulett Gee left ‘Wednesday to spend several days at Marysville. “Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fogarty’ of Hammonton spent several hours here enroute te Grass Valley. Mrs. H. Thomas ‘and Birchville were here Wednesday evening. Miss Millie Clerkin of Birehville spent Thursday visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs. I. Musfield and son, Homer, went to Sacramento Wednesday and Mrs. W. Bynon of Sacramento returned with several. day’s visit. =g6. R. Adams, contractor on the Tahoe Ukiah state highway east of own is suing the Montague Water Conservation District in the sum of $68,272.30, over an excavating bill _ sons of on business them for district is in Siskiyou county. Mrs. Louise Zadow of Grass Valley and her daughter in law, Mrs William Zadow of Klamath Falls, Oregon, were Nevada City visitors Tuesday. : The many friends of Miss Mary Meservey will be sorry to learn that she was confined to her home by illness. Jim: Hamilton and Tom Treverrow came down from the Twin Sisters mine to attend the celebration of July Fourth. H. Olsen, W. J. Goggin, Ed Mugford and James Grice all of Alleghany visited in Nevada City during the week. . Subscribe for The Nugget. SAVE—So that w ting pretty’ with morale—getting hi Mr. and Mr. H. Kienzendorf and . a few weeks visit with her mother, . against the District. This irrigation . SAVE TO SPEND always have a reserve fund in the bank. SAVB—Because thrift has a supporting effect ona man’s SAVE—Because dollars put out at interest have a desirable habit of growing and developing, other dollars. SAVE—At this bank because you are safeguarded by our reputation for reliability, efficiency and safety. FOUR PER CENT INTEREST WITH SAFETY BANK OF AMERICA a —_— MONDAY, JULY 8 1929 ATTRACTIVE ARE THESE _ KITCHEN SETS Enameled in alt colors, duotone finish. Just the thing to brighien up your kitchen. Folding tables’ with chairs to match. Sturdily built. Will wear like iron. The prices are attractive and our stock is ample. Ree : ALPFASARBWARE & SUPPLY 4 Nevada City Grass Valiey . Alleghany o P teadesteste she taste stectestele Me te sfest . ferferfertererfertelesfe ferent see riers foie Meneses rot ta Fe! ta sts shes Pere eS ee feted Sete teretetd serferke Resfe ert ere ie errs & henge Se aferte ste shesfesfeateate rte ake sfeste ste ofe mfesteste fy Teeste ole ols ole oh eh oT ete Sele fe oe ee ate Meaterge ae sPeakeste she se ohe she he ate de Yerhe ofeoge ‘7 ri YOURSYLE AND THE soy . ‘ BY STARTING A SiX PER CENT PASS BOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN A LOCAL STATE SUPERVISED INSTITUTION BARREL COIN SAVINGS BANKS FOR THE ASKING a a % Be “of . For information about our guaranteed six per cent installment or full paid invesment certificates, Cail, write or phone NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION at Grass Valley and Nevada City Jours: 9 a. m.'to 5p. m-daily Including Saturdays RE ee ae ee aoe a acide dle Offices HG ibe JITiICE “ss yy wR RET FY i. SO, He ate Me te ats ste ate ste stele te He at, ots 7 1M. ecko % eters were rge ebfele defers sfesterleste fe fete eee uae Rerlerlorges rheafe forge elokeloh fet store See 0 ena AR a EAL es en aT hen an emerenec yarises, you will be “sitmoney inthe bank. So that you will . 1 . Y . m into tne money-making state of mind. E + ewe eo OF CALIFORNIA NEVADACITY BRANCH «= tti(‘ Nevada City. . Ea